" President Donald Trump signed an executive order Aug. 25 seeking to penalize people who burn flags, although courts have long upheld the practice as legitimate expression under the First Amendment.

This is the propaganda for those that can't read and think for themselves. The EO doesn't say you can't burn the flag at all.

If you want to burn the flag feel free, go to backyard film yourself and burn it.

So what is the EO? It makes burning a US flag "in a manner that is likely to incite imminent lawless action or that is an action amounting to "fighting words".", illegal.

You poor people, you can't read, snoofy can't understand, and you're going to go out and burn flags in an obvious troll.

I am here to protect you, but you're to stupid to understand.

What are public order issues, is that when the people are out in public and peacefully protesting?
#4 | POSTED BY SNOOFY A

No snoofy, your grasp of issues is sorry to say the least. Its to deal with the supposed "crime that doesn't exist" that is seeping into areas where there is no national guard presence.

For instance now the crime has shifted to Prince George's County. As I have previously stated its whack-a-mole.

"SCOTUS already ruled on this one and they said that it was a violation of the first amendment to ban the burning of the American flag. This will go nowhere fast.
#18 | Posted by LauraMohr"

Burning the flag is still legal under the EO.

The EO is about how you are using the flag burning, are you trying to incite the crowd?

This does bring up another question, why is some flag burning illegal and others not? Why isn't all flag burning a first amendment right?

for instance:

We read and understood the article, #2 Son... and you make a much better Reverse Barometer than you do an interpreter.
#6 | POSTED BY CORKY

Read the EO, don't read some propaganda meant to stir up your emotions.

Look at all the idiots here. All riled up about nothing absolutely nothing the EO says.

Burning the flag is a predicate to a crime.

From the EO:

Notwithstanding the Supreme Court's rulings on First Amendment protections, the Court has never held that American Flag desecration conducted in a manner that is likely to incite imminent lawless action or that is an action amounting to "fighting words" is constitutionally protected. See Texas v. Johnson, 491 U.S. 397, 408-10 (1989).