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Penn and Teller might have burned the American flag in this episode of West Wing

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Penn and Teller might have burned the American flag in this episode of West Wing

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so?
thesporkeffect@lemmy.world
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If you don’t support flag burning, you don’t support freedom of speech.
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  *the right to burn a flag.
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    I agree, important clarification!
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So like, are libertarians okay with flag burning or not? I’m confused
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  I suppose a few are.

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