What are 3 rules about flying the American Flag?

Answer 1

There are a number of rules for handling the flag including not hanging it out in bad weather, not leaving it out in the dark without proper lighting, not wearing it as clothing, not draping it over your car, not using it in advertising, etc. A complete list can be found at http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/flagetiq.html

Answer 2

The United States Flag Code, Title 4 of the United States Code, sets out the do's and don'ts for the flag. They are not enforceable by law, however, unless a state adopts them as state law. Then they are routinely overturned by the United States Supreme Court as violations of the First Amendment right to free speech. It is the supreme irony that the flag that stands for the rights of American citizens to express themselves is subject to desecration in execution of that right.

Answer 3

In fair weather, the flag should be flown. Either by sunlight or by an appropriate light source, the flag should be lighted at all times. When necessary, the flag should be cleaned and mended.

Answer 4

There is a flag code that describes the appropriate treatment of the American flag. It is available at various web sites on the internet such as usflag.com and wikipedia. It describes the proper treatment of the American flag, how it should be displayed indoors and outdoors, when and in what orientation it should be flow, under what conditions it is not appropriate to have the fly the flag, how it should be raised and taken down from a pole, how to treat old damaged flags, etc.

Answer 5

I think it should be never hold flag upside down, never let anything beneath it touch it and the last one idk

Answer 6

you should always treat the flag with respect and class and dignity

Answer 7

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