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Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
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Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
You usually put your hand on your heart for the pledge of alligance. Standing at attention for the anthem is perfectly acceptable.
Also, technically, you are not supposed to clap at the end of the anthem either.
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
You usually put your hand on your heart for the pledge of alligance. Standing at attention for the anthem is perfectly acceptable.
Also, technically, you are not supposed to clap at the end of the anthem either.
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
You usually put your hand on your heart for the pledge of alligance. Standing at attention for the anthem is perfectly acceptable.
Also, technically, you are not supposed to clap at the end of the anthem either.
Wrong.
§170. National anthem; Star-Spangled Banner
The composition consisting of the words and music known as The Star-Spangled Banner is designated the national anthem of the United States of America.
§171. Conduct during playing
During rendition of the national anthem when the flag is displayed, all present except those in uniform should stand at attention facing the flag with the right hand over the heart. Men not in uniform should remove their headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart. Persons in uniform should render the military salute at the first note of the anthem and retain this position until the last note. When the flag is not displayed, those present should face toward the music and act in the same manner they would if the flag were displayed there.
USFlag.org: A website dedicated to the Flag of the United States of America - United States Code
I'll be waiting for all the outrage from the right.
This seriously is the news of the day?
Get a fucking clue. No one outside a few fanatics even noticed or care
This seriously is the news of the day?
Get a fucking clue. No one outside a few fanatics even noticed or care
Judging by the positioning of a number of hands, this picture was artfully excised and shows the crowd either immediately before or after the Anthem or Pledge. Sotomayor's hands look like they are folded in her lap. Someone just off scene seems to be waiving to someone.
This seriously is the news of the day?
Get a fucking clue. No one outside a few fanatics even noticed or care
Fanatics like the entire right wing media who went berserk over this?
Judging by the positioning of a number of hands, this picture was artfully excised and shows the crowd either immediately before or after the Anthem or Pledge. Sotomayor's hands look like they are folded in her lap. Someone just off scene seems to be waiving to someone.
Take another look.
Her hand is over her heart.
Judging by the positioning of a number of hands, this picture was artfully excised and shows the crowd either immediately before or after the Anthem or Pledge. Sotomayor's hands look like they are folded in her lap. Someone just off scene seems to be waiving to someone.
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
Conservatives favorite judge seems to be dissing the Anthem. He also looks like the "Grand Inquisitor". What's up with that?
You usually put your hand on your heart for the pledge of alligance. Standing at attention for the anthem is perfectly acceptable.
Also, technically, you are not supposed to clap at the end of the anthem either.