[Beetle01]

I hardly think burning an American flag in protest of some type of policy rises to the level of yelling "Fire" in a crowded theatre (the free speech "standard"). I have no desire to burn a flag as an act of protest; however, I beieve it is a Constitutionally protected form of political speech.

Burning stuff is part of free speech? There are other ways to get your point across without disrespecting every American who has died for this country. At some point you have to draw a line. This is it for me. Im okay if people wanna get out and march and yell and hold signs saying whatever they want. However, if foreigners want to disrespect our country and our people, what do they do? They burn our flag. We should not be allowing it on our own streets. Plus someone could get hurt.