Students sent home for wearing American Flags on Cinqo De Mayo(r)

[guido911]

Its a poor mans Affliction.  Which means that its about the same as affliction shirts.

Funny that I do not think I am a poor man. But hey, I do come into here for fashion tips but its nice to know we have a fashionista on board.

[Hoss]

I believe that only applies to an actual flag not a image of a flag,especially seeing how deployed troops wear American flag patches on their uniforms. And if you notice on their uniform the American flags look backwards, it is symbolic of the men who used to carry flags into battle and the flag would blow behind them.

I think the statute speaks for itself.  If you wear apparel that appears to drape yourself in the American flag, I (personal opinion here) consider that low-class and disrespectful of the colors.  Wearing patches, especially if you are a LEO or in the military, isn't the same as what this statute implies, because you are representing your country officially and on duty.

[Quinton]

Such is life in the United socialist States of America.

[nathanm]

Americans sent home for wearing an American flag shirt in an American school, only if Commiefornia would something like that happen. Who the hell are these students to be offended over someone wearing a t-shirt with a picture of an American flag on it? Perhaps their parents need to take those kids back to their crap hole third world country that the parents are from to show those damn kids a little respect for this country. If anyone should be offended it should be the parents who had to pay for the principal's salary and any other dude bag who thinks kids should not be allowed wear patriotic clothing in American schools.

Well, you definitely lived up to your name there. I think you should have chosen "jamesincoherentrage," though. It would have been more accurate.

[Hoss]

Well, you definitely lived up to your name there. I think you should have chosen "jamesincoherentrage," though. It would have been more accurate.

Possibly 'jamesprepubescentrage'?

[rwarn17588]

Possibly 'jamesprepubescentrage'?

I've used "jamesimpotentrage" to describe him before ... has a nice double connotation.