American Flag Edit Meaning

1.

A rectangular flag that represents the United States and all of its ideals and values. It is composed of a blue square with 50 (or however many states there are at the time of the flag's production) white stars in the uper lefthand corner. The rest of the flag is 13 alternating red and white stripes. Legend has it that the seamstress Betsy Ross created the first American flag.

Treatment of the flag is dictated by the Flag Code. Breaking of the flag code is not punishable (protected by the 1st Amendment).

The American flag is often scrutinized for various reasons and desecrated. The people responsible fail to realize that it is not the flag that is so importnat, it is what the flag represents. The flag is held in such esteem because some feel that their respect of the flag is a good way to show their respect for the Nation and our ideals.

TO ALL THE FLAG BURNERS ETC: The flag that you desecrate, insult, burn and defile stands for the same values that protect your right to do so(1st Amendment). Without that right (in a dictatorship) you could be executed for said actions.

See american flag, patriotism, patriot, flag, american, america, usa, us

2.

when a chick sucks your dick, however, she only sucks the head and for quite some time. this leads to a red head, a white shaft, and blue balls.

Susan soon realized that giving an american flag to her boyfriend would result in a brutal blow to her face.

See blue ball, blue balls, blow job, red head, Coros

3.

Extreme nationalism

"hey look, there are 900 flags on this street, I feel patriotic."

See no

4.

Your middle finger up and your other fingers down makes an American Flag.

This one asshole cut me off at a stop sign and i gave them a good old patriotic American Flag.

See middle finger, fuck you, driving finger, usa

5.

A highly combustible rectangular piece of material used throughout the world in place of fireworks.

The burning of this kindling material when performed in crowds usually causes great joy and elation to the people who see the occurance, who generally begin dancing and laughing with delight when viewing this activity.

There is only one place in the world where this activity is frowned on (The U.S.A) however most of the citizens of this particular location do not recognise the rest of the world as valid independent nations.

Dave turned on the TV to watch the 9 O'Clock news.

There was some kind of celebration taking place in the Middle East with lots of dancing, laughter and American Flag burning.

See american, flag, fire, celebration, burn

6.

When a girl is giving you head, you punch her right in the nose. From the blow she starts seeing stars, and her nose bleeds. You then cum right on her face. There'll be a blue bruise on her face, red and white stripes, and she'll be seeing stars.

Some dude at the party ruined the 4th of July orgy by giving some chick an American Flag right on the couch.

See american, flag, blood, cum, bruise, punch, donkey, head, blow, job, dick, cock, wiener, ding a ling, a, load, fuck, vagina, mouth, pussy

7.

Something to be burned every now and then. Something to not care about, along with every other flag or symbol in existence because all it is is a symbol, with a consentual meaning that doesn't actualy exist. Sadly, many people have died for a symbol or lamecause. Remember, that it is up to the individual to have freedom, and no system of government offers that. A person can decided to have freedom in any dictatorship, while an American can sit on their ass and watch the military channel thinking how great it is that she/he has freedom in theory but not in pracitce, for that American will be working for the American government for the rest of herhis life and will most likely value consumerism over action and desire.

At the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas, protestor Gregory Lee Johnson burned an American flag in front of Dallas City Hall. Johnson was charged and convicted with desecration of a venerated object. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the conviction in 1988 and the Supreme Court took up the issue the following year. In Texas v. Johnson, the Supreme Court upheld the decision that burning the flag was a form of free speech.

excerpt from Speakout