Submitted by a Slow Bleed reader, this one keeps coming up.
In Reno, NV last year and still under debate, a man cut down an American flag that was being flown below a Mexican Flag. Since then, the Veteran, Jim Brossard, has been at the center of the debate (Below is the original newscast.)
Post your comments. Did he do the right thing or did he infringe on someone else’s rights?
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Kind of hard to infringe on someone’s rights when what they are doing is technically against the law. It would be like me stopping somebody from mugging another person, and me being the one in the wrong.
I say, “Good for him!”
More so, I say a veteran has, if not a bigger right to do so, an obligation to do what he did.
I don’t think he infringed on anyones rights…If you are going to come here and fly your country flag then you should know the proper way of doing it..I watched a similar scene in Northern California and the mexicans claimed to not know they were doing anything wrong.But they corrected it.
Adam (Navy Vet)