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@Zoya_ki_batein Post the link to the story.

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@ItsLovelyLaveau Maybe if your people didn't sell you into slavery?

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@JWe9378 Read the 2A, then read it again. Then delete this post.

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@Gunnerklein75 Which location is this? It looks like The Villages.

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The Flag Code (Title 4, United States Code, Chapter 1) establishes advisory rules and customs for the proper display, handling, and respect of the U.S. flag. It is not a criminal statute in the same way as other laws, but it represents the official standard of conduct expected for the flag.
The flag is described in the code as representing “a living country and is itself considered a living thing,” which underscores why casual disposal (such as throwing it in the trash) is considered disrespectful.

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Veterans organizations such as the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and the American Legion provide the following widely accepted ceremonial steps for burning a flag:

Fold the flag in its customary triangular manner.
Build a fire large enough and hot enough to ensure the flag is completely consumed.
Place the folded flag on the fire.
Participants come to attention, render a salute (military hand salute or civilian hand over the heart), recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and observe a brief period of silent reflection.
After the flag is fully burned, safely extinguish the fire and bury the ashes.
Always comply with local and state fire codes or ordinances

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@SnoCoPW Who the fuck taught them this? That person needs to be slapped.

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@HouseGOP Are you fucking serious? You are some treasonous motherfuckers, I don't trust you to water my plants.

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@compliantvc Fuck off. You commie piece of shit.

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@ijanedoll Zero links, zero information, zero proof.

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@japan_nobunaga

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@washghost1 Obviously

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@financedystop Was all his work completed on time? If so then good on him.

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@JayJosephVet That is not a combat drop.

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@ConstitustionX Then why the fuck is diesel still $6 a gallon.

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Please explain to me why a man needs to jump through these hoops? Who was doing all this bullshit before a man married her? I am tired of the excuses.

They are grown ass women, their job is to take care of their family. Hard to do that when you in bed bitching and complaining for 2 weeks a month

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@The_Real_Bjorn1 @johnrich @X Country singing and part owner in Old Glory Bank.

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Across history, when a government takes control over what its people are allowed to know, read, or reach, it is almost never doing it for them — the stated reason is public order, morality, or security, but the effect is to protect those in power from the people they answer to. China is the clearest modern blueprint: within a few years of the internet arriving in the mid-1990s, the state was already building the censorship and surveillance system known as the Great Firewall, treating information itself as something to control. Beijing calls it stability and sovereignty. Strip away the language and it is simpler — controlling what people can know is how the Party stays in power.

The deadliest regimes of the last century began the same way, not with the killing but with the blindfold. Nazi Germany burned books to choke off any idea that might turn people against Hitler; Stalin and Mao built total control over the press and the public word. The millions who died went not from censorship directly but from the famines, the purges, the camps — yet censorship is what made it possible, stripping people of the ability to see what was coming and resist it before it was too late. That is the precedent worth watching now. This week the U.S. government forced Anthropic to pull its most powerful AI models offline, citing national security. The stated reason was foreign access to cyber capabilities, and the company itself disputes it — but the precedent it sets is what matters: a government can now decide, overnight, who is allowed to use the most capable tools for reasoning and verifying, and a lever built for one rationale works on any other.

This is exactly the danger the republic was designed to prevent. The founders disagreed about much, but not on one principle: government derives its authority from the consent of the governed, power flows upward from citizens, and the whole structure was built out of distrust for concentrated power — because the real threat is never a single act but the machinery a single act leaves behind for a worse government to inherit. They did not bet liberty on citizens out-gunning the state; they bet on the checks that keep a government from becoming the kind you would have to overthrow — a free press, open elections, courts, an informed public — all of which run on access to information and the tools to understand it. History shows that power always pulls toward concentration, but it does not show that tyranny is inevitable; it shows the pull is permanent and is held off only by people who notice and refuse it. A government that can gate access to the tools people use to think has its hand on the one lever that matters most — and a free people's whole job is to make sure it is never quietly pulled.

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@AngelMD1103 I don't think you understand that people only deserve what they can produce for themselves.

People have the option to buy or not to buy cloths. Manufacturers have no requirement to meet the whims of anyone person.

If you choose to be different that is on you.

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@ShayanAliPTI @AnthropicAI @claudeai Do you own a dictionary? Do you know how to use a search engine? Or are you just retarded?