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Downtown Hound

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36. Sounds a lot like satire to me.

Reply to LeftinOH (Original post)

Thu Oct 12, 2017, 01:44 PM

Oct 2017

Only problem is, with Trump Humpers, you never really know. There are probably quite a few of them that truly believe this.

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"Criminalize disrespectful behavior during the National Anthem.." [View all] LeftinOH Oct 2017 OP

Heil appleannie1943 Oct 2017 #1

Eating a hot dog has got to be in the Constitution eleny Oct 2017 #2

It is one of the Blessings of Liberty guaranteed in the Preamble! nt csziggy Oct 2017 #19

Hot dogs promote domestic tranquility in this house, for sure eleny Oct 2017 #35

It's part of the jobs program. Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2017 #3

In the age of Trump ... GeorgeGist Oct 2017 #4

Definatly satire, but there are too many flag-blinded people who would happily get behind it. haele Oct 2017 #18

Here's a bizarre idea...... Turbineguy Oct 2017 #5

It's pretty clearly satirical. The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #6

Yep trof Oct 2017 #28

Yes, this. n/t ms liberty Oct 2017 #30

Someone on the page, either a letter or comment, suggested Ilsa Oct 2017 #7

Everyone knows genxlib Oct 2017 #8

Satire. WinkyDink Oct 2017 #9

In India, 19 moviegoers arrested for failing to stand when national anthem played before film... NurseJackie Oct 2017 #10

Philippines May Get New Law: Sing National Anthem With Spirit or Face Prison Time NurseJackie Oct 2017 #11

Satire. I believed up until the part about criminalizing people who were off-key. NT Bleacher Creature Oct 2017 #12

God (Trump) forbid we might OldHippieChick Oct 2017 #13

It's pretty obviously satire. The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #21

Duh OldHippieChick Oct 2017 #33

The Dear Leader would approve. So would any dictator of a third world fascist state. nt procon Oct 2017 #14

Wonder when Jeff is having his burning the Constitution party? sinkingfeeling Oct 2017 #15

Maybe when people start figuring out that something is satirical? The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #27

I'm 99% sure that's satire. NutmegYankee Oct 2017 #16

I'm 100% sure it is. The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles Oct 2017 #17

Please be Satire! Oneironaut Oct 2017 #22

Jeff Endress is a lawyer in Lakewood, Ohio. He should know better. appleannie1943 Oct 2017 #23

I'm sure he does, and I'm sure that's satire. The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #25

Hey Jeff how do you feel about morons throwing beer at people during the national anthem? Initech Oct 2017 #24

COME ON, PEOPLE, IT'S SATIRE! The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2017 #26

Well, I would vote for the last paragraph. pangaia Oct 2017 #29

I want to work for the "Staying on Key" police w/benefits, health care, drugs, retirement, vacations L. Coyote Oct 2017 #31

Satire is lost on the overly earnest. Dread Pirate Roberts Oct 2017 #32

And clean underwear must be worn. dalton99a Oct 2017 #34

Sounds a lot like satire to me. Downtown Hound Oct 2017 #36