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Not a flag I would own or fly. Personally, I think less of someone that would--what I call--desecrate an American flag. However, I once swore an oath--as did my Grandfather, Father, Wife and Son--to protect the Constitution of this great nation. This same Constitution acknowledges our RIGHT to put any image on something that resembles an American flag without government recourse. This same Constitution also acknowledges our right to keep and bare arms, remain silent, and keep the government out of our homes among other rights that are granted by our Creator.

I am in no way an Oblamer supporter nor do I believe that he sought to have his image put on this flag. However, desecrating the flag, to me, says a lot about those that would do such a thing. Not speaking out and asking this not to be done says even more to me about the person who's likeness is depicted on this flag. While I have acknowledged that fact that someone has the right to do it, that does not really make it right. Do me it is really no different than urinating on a Veteran's grave-site. I guess OUR flag means more to some than others.

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My point? Is it the fact that someone put Oblamer's picture on it or do you believe that no representation of the American flag should used?