When Veterans go rogue!

A news story is breaking out about a Marine turned veteran, restaurant owner who has landed in hot waters after Police confiscated his flag which he was flying upside down as a form of protest.

Here is a part of the story to give you an idea of the ordeal:

What are your personal views on it? Do you see this as a legitimate right of the citizen to do as they wish, or do you take it as being an act of offense against the nation and community at-large?

Do you keep silent, reach out to have dialogue, or report the person if such a case was to happen in your community? Or would you simply not care at all?

PS: The title of thread was chosen intentionally to spark your reaction, and does not mean i believe the man to has necessarily gone “rogue”. :smiley:

Re: When Veterans go rogue!

Burning of U.S flag is not an offence.Am I right?

So what's the problem in placing it upside down?

Re: When Veterans go rogue!

Yes, but it can be offensive. Can't it?

Personally, i would find it odd and somewhat offensive myself.

Re: When Veterans go rogue!

Well, it would have been better if he would have the flag of that particular county, or a logo on a flag, of northern Wisconsin village... placed upside down.. with some slang on it in bold letters..whatever. But i guess the country flag was a tad bit too much...IMHO atleast.