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ScottDLS wrote:There's no way this rises to the level of an "immediate breach of the peace".

That's your opinion, but seeing public reaction to this, it's much worse than some woman using profanity in Walmart.

4WG 2WB wrote:

nightmare69 wrote:It's a class A in Texas and as long as the law exists LEOs will enforce it.

I wonder if any of them will arrest a NFL players for disorderly conduct if they refuse to stand during the national anthem.

That's a good question. It's easy work rousting scrawny kids and geriatric flag burners. When Colin Kaepernick "intentionally" takes a knee during the national anthem, he knows full well it's "an offensive gesture or display in a public place, and the gesture or display tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace" in America, especially in Texas.