How Does the American Flag Make You Feel?

On my way to work I handed over a huge American flag. The flag pole is higher than any building in the surrounding, the flag itself must be about 20 feet and 40 feet (I do not know exact size). I was shocked by the way the light hit the flag and the way the wind blew. I am completely afraid

When a gunshot was heard, after several eagles flew over the head and picked up some apple pie, I listened to Li Greenwood on his way to the baseball game.

I thought it very strange to look at the banner under the correct lighting and feel a little patriotism. I do not think myself is strongly patriotic. I take care of the ideals established in this country (I am a loyal faithful to Thomas Jefferson for many reasons), but I feel as if the United States has deviated from these countries for decades I feel. I never sworn at school. I do not agree with most of our policies; I think we are interfering excessively with other countries' problems. I do not even like the popularity of the American flag in everyday life; I feel that I've been brainwashed for half an hour I have never felt any kind of patriotism to date.

How is your mood when you see the American flag? Like most of my time, do not you feel anything? Are you angry with our country and our actions? Are you patriotic? What is your opinion on patriotism? Have you been manipulated to be more pro-American than ever? Maybe you have a banner yourself?

What do you think when you see the flag of the United States? How do you feel about it? Does it remind people of specific memories? What does this mean for our country? The American flag expresses the meaning of America, its symbolic meaning lies deep in its history. This course will explain the concrete symbolic aspects of the American flag and the factual points related to the flag and its history. As early as 1776, the first 13 colonies were freed from the UK and ready to be self-reliant. The new flag as a powerful symbol means to get rid of the tyranny of the King of England. Like the "Declaration of Independence" and the "Constitution of the United States", a new flag opened a new starting point for colonies. Although the formation of stars has changed over the past 250 years, the meaning of the flag also applies to the ideals designed for the citizens of the new country, ie courage, courage, perseverance, justice, innocence, purity and courage.

What is the American flag? What does it stand for? For many Americans, the flag represents freedom, pride and justice. Our banner represents freedom. Because we need to lose a lot of life in history to become our country today. The American flag is proud because many American soldiers sacrificed their lives for us. Finally, our flags represent justice, because in the United States we have the right to a fair trial whatever we commit any crime. Another view of the American flag is red, white, and blue. Some Americans believe that all the blood of the battlefield is red. In our great American country, the colors and victories of the other victories are white. Finally, I feel sad or sad blue because I lost my life in the war

What does our flag mean? "For many people, the American flags represent courage, perseverance, and justice, but many people do not know that these colors are important, for example, many people think that the shape of the flag is We know that our flag was first used because its purpose is based on "behavior of flags". This norm, with its important meaning, should itself be regarded as a creature established in the early 1940s to accommodate companies that use flags in advertising campaigns. Banners should be respected regardless of their political background and opinion. "