protester burning American Flag in St. Louis

Protests have already begun:

BassemMasri

It is fine to burn a flag that you own. I am ardent supporter of free speech and personal liberty. But eyewotnesses report they took a flag from a retirement home and other flags from private residences along the way.

If this is true, they should be prosecuted to the full extant of the law and condemned by the peaceful law abiding protesters.

I found a source. "Not our flag!" That is one idiot chant I actually agree with. It was literally not their flag. The worthless thugs stole it.

Protesters broke a window at the Medicine Shoppe at Grand Boulevard and Hartford Street, took an American flag from the Beauvais Manor nursing home and threw at least one brick through the window of a home along Flora Avenue.


www.stltoday.com...

So they are stealing flags on their way to "demand Justice"

Maybe the old folks should gather up and start demanding justice of their own!!!

Justice against the thugs that feel it is ok to drop out of school and terrorize the city after dark.

Justice against able bodied people who collect welfare yet wear the latest fashionable sports team line of clothing.

Justice against the people breaking the law that says you can't have a fire in the city...lol..

These people are not burning the flags as any representation of anything other than I stole your stuff and watch me burn it.

originally posted by: corvuscorrax

originally posted by: whyamIhere
a reply to: roadgravel

They can't wait for the Grand Jury. They want Special Treatment.

This is no longer about Fat Mike acting a fool getting himself killed.

These people are just looking for a fight...I believe they will get their wish.

This shooting looked bad...why don't they let the System work.

Probably because it doesn't

Well, with everybody including the President sticking their nose in the case.

I'm sure the Grand Jury will do the right thing.

A Riot certainly will not advance the cause.

You can't say the system doesn't work when it has not be allowed to try.