I know how you feel about that, A couple years ago I was on duty for taking the flag down after school with a 'friend', and all of a sudden he ran off saying he was going to be late (even though he walks home) and left me to do it myself, do you know how hard it is to properly fold a flag yourself with out it touching the ground? Then this kid went by, knocked it from my hands, and continued to walk all over it, trampling it on the ground.
I ended up folding it up on the picnic table
Funny thing is, I had to go back to the classroom, then my locker, and catch the bus and I was never late.
ursusarctosana wrote:
One would think so. I've seen the flag on business signs such as furniture stores. I would think having the U.S. flag on an airplane, especially next to a name like "U.S. Airlines", would fit the definition of "do nots" above. I would also take it to mean all those costumes where people wave little U.S. flags on sticks have to go, too.
I know the President wears a flag pin, amoungst other people, and didn't that one plane have a flag printed on it? I don't remember the name.. They should set up some laws on it all, and make sure everyone knows about it so everyone is clear on what to do.
