PizzaMan,

Once somebody becomes an illegal, everything they do is inherently illegal until they retreat from American soil. How is it possible for them to be less illegal than a bona fide American when their entire state of being, and everything they do, is inherently illegal?

That’s not how the legal system treats it. Being in the country illegal is counted as one crime.

Anyone who has any kind of negative association with the American flag needs to get out of the US, ASAP, and I do support deportation for them.

The government deporting people based on political opinions like this is antithetical to the founding principles of our nation, and is un-american. It’s also a violation of the first amendment.

I only ask that you trust me when I say I don’t worship the flag.

I’m sorry but I can’t trust that when you treat people who don’t respect the flag as a moral failures.

saying the pledge without an opening prayer can certainly leave the wrong impression.

Opening prayer and the allegiance itself leaves the wrong impression. People should not be forced to partake in another’s religion, nor should they be forced to worship the flag/the country.

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