If the flag touches the ground it is to disposed of properly (in a manner which shows respect i.e proper burning)

Unfortunately, all these rules about the flag (such as the flag shall not be worn as clothing or used for advertising) are just guidelines and have been ignored for decades now.

Whoever put her derriere upon the flag wasn't familiar at all with these guidelines - or they were making a political statement.

I noticed Drudge changed the headline to soften it after the initial one. Obviously he overestimated the outrage (anyone over thirty will have these guidelines more ingrained into their heads)
that is out there and received some pro-flag-sitting feedback.

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