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Re: Flag Burners

You know this exact discussion occurred among some friends of mine a couple weeks ago. I feel on a personal level that a person can have any ideology they wish, as long as it's not enforced on others. The most important thing is you have your ideals and won't waver on them. Our taboos and moral codes are determined by our society. I have been privileged enough to see many other cultures and their beliefs, the variety and differences between them can be staggering. On the flip side such neutralism is almost an impossibility. We live in a world where people kill each other, and yes burn flags, over their beliefs. I guess the hardest point is where do you draw the line and on what side do you stand on.

Just on a side note, while you detest his action, try and understand his reasons. It won't make the action right (or in my line of thinking wrong either) but by looking at a persons reasons you open yourself to a way of life you might have not been privy to before, thus growing as a person. It takes courage to stand up for your beliefs, it takes wisdom to learn from others beliefs. Ultimately whatever you decide will be the right answer for you. Sorry I can't answer your question in a yes or no form but if I did I would be telling you my beliefs instead of encouraging you to support your own.
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