Guys, he never intended to disrespect the flag. In fact, he wanted to show his patriotism and his love for his country.
So, wearing the American flag is not disrespectful to me and the man had every right to do so. Freedom of Expression.
If I wore the flag [in civilian life] and someone tells me to take it off, I'll tell that person to "Just try and make me!!"
The one thing I find disrespectful is the actual BURNING of the American flag. Even if it is done in a ceremonial way by the military, I still consider it disrespectful. Whoever came up with the idea should be slapped at.
And during his performance he also made that clear, buy saying it!
I have many shirts that have the flag on it and I'm damn proud to wear them, if that is disrespective in any way then the ones who belive that are un-patriotic!
I wear those shirts to work and get them dirty,disrespective? I don't think so! I'm helping our economy and paying my taxes, I'm working as a free man in a free country and damn proud of it!!!!! And damn proud to display it!
I'm ashamed at the people who won't wear anything that represents our country because they think it is disrespectful.
I also think that having the flag tattooed on your body to be the most patriotic, it is a permenent reminder of who you are and how lucky you are, and something no-one can take from you.
I find that having the flag on your car more disrespective!!
Allowing it to get splattered with mud and road grime.
So for everyone who belives this stuff that the above link says, remove that pin on you coat (you know you have one) take off that hat, and remove that bumper sticker or magnetic flag, and while your at it take the one off the antena and the one attached to the window of your vehicle oppisite of that of your favorite sports team. Because it is obviously not "Patriotically Correct"