and passports too!

The US government outsources passoprts to Thailand.  I wonder if they are legal in MI?

I have to admit, as much as it pains me, I’m actually with Moloch on this issue.

(Um, yes, I know, I was being facetious, as well as poking fun at conservatives who plotz over both flag burning and American flags made in China.)

Its okay to burn ANY flag. Its not illegal to burn an American flag, even on american soil.

Does that mean it’s okay to burn American flags, as long as they were Made in China?  Inquiring protesters want to know!

Its a fucking flag, get over it. If it looks like a flag and flaps like a flag, its a flag.

It does not matter a single bit WHERE it was made, WHAT the flag represents is all that counts!

See that little flag by my user name, yeah, probably hosted in China.

This one cuts close to home.  I have two flags in my house.  One flown in Iraq and sent to me and one from the funeral of a team member killed in Afghanistan. 

I have to admit that when I found out that both of the flags had been made in China I was pissed.  More so at the one that had draped my friend’s casket.  To me it came off tacky and disrespectful. It felt like someone had just gone down to the local Walmart and bought up what the could. Over time, as with most things I’ve come to accept it and appreciate them for what they are.

I don’t know about the Senator’s bill or what the implications are but I would support a measure to have flags used in funeral services to be American made, if that’s not possible than remove the tag altogether.

Oh, didn’t you hear the news?  Are the major world problems were solved at 1:00 est today.  Unfortunately they resumed at 1:05.

Just another example of the US government redefining ‘free trade’