Posted On: 11/30/2016 4:55:04 PM
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Protesters Burn American Flags Outside Trump Tower
Just hours after President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that there "must be consequences" for burning the American flag, protesters set the stars and stripes ablaze outside Trump Tower.
Twitter videos show members of the far-left NYC Revolution Club pouring an accelerant on a pair of American flags and lighting them on fire.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1989 that flag-burning was not a crime but rather a form of protest protected by the First Amendment.
In his tweet yesterday, Trump suggested that an individual who burns the flag should face serious consequences, such as loss of citizenship or a year in jail.Just hours after President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that there "must be consequences" for burning the American flag, protesters set the stars and stripes ablaze outside Trump Tower.
Twitter videos show members of the far-left NYC Revolution Club pouring an accelerant on a pair of American flags and lighting them on fire.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1989 that flag-burning was not a crime but rather a form of protest protected by the First Amendment.
In his tweet yesterday, Trump suggested that an individual who burns the flag should face serious consequences, such as loss of citizenship or a year in jail.
Just hours after President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that there "must be consequences" for burning the American flag, protesters set the stars and stripes ablaze outside Trump Tower.
Twitter videos show members of the far-left NYC Revolution Club pouring an accelerant on a pair of American flags and lighting them on fire.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1989 that flag-burning was not a crime but rather a form of protest protected by the First Amendment.
In his tweet yesterday, Trump suggested that an individual who burns the flag should face serious consequences, such as loss of citizenship or a year in jail.Just hours after President-elect Donald Trump tweeted that there "must be consequences" for burning the American flag, protesters set the stars and stripes ablaze outside Trump Tower.
Twitter videos show members of the far-left NYC Revolution Club pouring an accelerant on a pair of American flags and lighting them on fire.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1989 that flag-burning was not a crime but rather a form of protest protected by the First Amendment.
In his tweet yesterday, Trump suggested that an individual who burns the flag should face serious consequences, such as loss of citizenship or a year in jail.
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