Trev Mac He was definitely verbose

Though you’ve said these words a decade ago you completely missed the point of not just of Johnny’s message but what America stands for. He personally dislikes the burning of our flag but he respects the right to burn it. I don’t like what you say but I respect your right to say it and I will protect your rights because it’s our rights.

@@curiousentertainment3008 But not every American citizen's rights are respected. They say, "all men are created equal," but that's not true. John was ignorant in his dislike of burning the flag because he blatantly overlooked *why* someone would do it. Which is commonly out of protest, like Native Americans burning the flag for past and current injustices. To burn the flag conveys the message that this country has betrayed, lied, or has let down many people. He's ignorant for being dismissive of whether it was "wrong or right," all war is wrong, there is no right, and dancing around it wasn't right, especially for a Christian man like himself. I don't like what you have said or what John has said, and I can't say I respect you or him. Because it's usually people like both of you, spouting that jingoism who try to take away people's rights. Surely, you acknowledge that if someone is Black, Native, Asian, Hispanic, Muslim, or Gay, they're gonna have a bad time in America. If you don't get it, there'll never be change.