Are you breaking the Flag Code?
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Rick-e's post is an:
aˇnalˇoˇgy [uh-nal-uh-jee]
noun, plural aˇnalˇoˇgies.
1. a similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based: the analogy between the heart and a pump.
2. similarity or comparability: I see no analogy between your problem and mine.
Logic: a form of reasoning in which one thing is inferred to be similar to another thing in a certain respect, on the basis of the known similarity between the things in other respects.
aˇnalˇoˇgy [uh-nal-uh-jee]
noun, plural aˇnalˇoˇgies.
1. a similarity between like features of two things, on which a comparison may be based: the analogy between the heart and a pump.
2. similarity or comparability: I see no analogy between your problem and mine.
Logic: a form of reasoning in which one thing is inferred to be similar to another thing in a certain respect, on the basis of the known similarity between the things in other respects.
Oh.
Like the saying, your face looks like ***, or your breath smells like ****. I get it. Thanks. I am not being personal here. Just giving some analogies that are commonly used.
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technically erroneous, cHarley, police IS singular, defining a group, policeMEN would be plural, requiring the 'are', VBG However, does not the 10% rule apply, being that if an item is modified 10% from its' original, it becomes a singularly different item? That's what the copyright office declares, IMU
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haha. Well I wasn't.
I just asked the question if you were breaking the flag code. I didn't point out anyone specifically.
Just that most here seem to be really hard line patriotic. So why wouldn't you follow the code?
I am not admiting to being personal or an *******, but what was your intention by posting a deffinition? Maybe my "analogy" of what the guy said was religiously biased. See opinions are like ********, everybody has one.
So.
I just asked the question if you were breaking the flag code. I didn't point out anyone specifically.
Just that most here seem to be really hard line patriotic. So why wouldn't you follow the code?
FU *****, no not being personal, sure you're not, just being an *******, I get it. F off!
So.
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Did you read it? It isn't against the law to wear clothes,towels, chairs or jewelry that have the U.S flag. Most of the code is for proper displaying, handling, and disposing of the U.S. flag.
"While wearing the colors may be in poor taste and offensive to many, it is
important to remember that the Flag Code is intended as a guide to be followed on
a purely voluntary basis to insure proper respect for the flag. It is, at least,
questionable whether statutes placing civil or criminal penalties on the wearing of
clothing bearing or resembling a flag could be constitutionally enforced in light of
Supreme Court decisions in the area of flag desecration.51"
"While wearing the colors may be in poor taste and offensive to many, it is
important to remember that the Flag Code is intended as a guide to be followed on
a purely voluntary basis to insure proper respect for the flag. It is, at least,
questionable whether statutes placing civil or criminal penalties on the wearing of
clothing bearing or resembling a flag could be constitutionally enforced in light of
Supreme Court decisions in the area of flag desecration.51"
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Did you read it? It isn't against the law to wear clothes,towels, chairs or jewelry that have the U.S flag. Most of the code is for proper displaying, handling, and disposing of the U.S. flag.
"While wearing the colors may be in poor taste and offensive to many, it is
important to remember that the Flag Code is intended as a guide to be followed on
a purely voluntary basis to insure proper respect for the flag. It is, at least,
questionable whether statutes placing civil or criminal penalties on the wearing of
clothing bearing or resembling a flag could be constitutionally enforced in light of
Supreme Court decisions in the area of flag desecration.51"
"While wearing the colors may be in poor taste and offensive to many, it is
important to remember that the Flag Code is intended as a guide to be followed on
a purely voluntary basis to insure proper respect for the flag. It is, at least,
questionable whether statutes placing civil or criminal penalties on the wearing of
clothing bearing or resembling a flag could be constitutionally enforced in light of
Supreme Court decisions in the area of flag desecration.51"