Just saw the best bumper sticker ever while traveling with my husband and kids to a youth leadership church conference. Since my husband was driving I grabbed the iPhone and snapped the picture.
I think that the theme for my family for the month of February has been leadership and going to meetings, but we have mostly been together and even gotten to see cool bumper stickers.
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And you think this is the greatest bumper sticker ever while going to a church conference? Wow
Actually I do. I find my freedom to enjoy other peoples expression of their first Amendmend rights of freedom of speech in no way conflicts with my religious views. I happen to be very patriotic and I personally find it offensive when someone chooses to exercise their rights of personal expression by burning our flag. However, I do understand that it is their right to express themselves that way if they choose. I simply am choosing to find what is humorous in the statement on the bumper sticker. I would in now way want anyone to harm them self.
as someone who served in our military for more than 30 years, including four wars I find it offensive when those who haven’t been there profess a level of patriotism that favors burning, if even rhetorically, someone who exercises their freedom of expression. Of course it’s your blog and you’re free to express whatever your opinions on the subject are…I just found it ironic that you would include a reference to a church symposium while applauding such bumper stickers. Only in America.