Resurfaced clip: Hillary Clinton also called for cracking down on burning flag

While some Democrats were mocking President Donald Trump for signing an executive matter that abandoned the burning of the American flag, a democratic Sunnah clip at the time, Hillary Clinton, returned to call for a similar ban against the desecration of science.

In a section of the emergence of 2006, Clinton moved to the Senate Hall for Defense on behalf of a draft law entitled “The Law on the Protection of Science”, which it said would make the crime of desecration of the American flag.

In his speech to Senate Speaker, Clinton said, “I hope, sir, that we are going to pass a law that criminalizes burning and desecration.”

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“I agree with sincerity that burning or destroying the American flag is offensive and deep sadness,” Clinton said.

It was compared to the 2003 Supreme Court case Virginia against Black, which showed the burning of crosses with the intention of intimidation is a crime.

“Now, burning science to me also something unacceptable and I think there is no denial when we talk about our knowledge, the feelings of Americans work deeply, and we know that when we look at science, and that it is deliberately destroyed, and this is what is the case in an experiment, it can happen, and this is what happens to be any experience. It prevents.”

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A man spits on the burning American flag during an iceberry protest in Los Angeles. (Oliya ScotterCaster/FreedomNewstv)

On Monday, Trump signed an executive to combat the desecration of science by assigning a full year in prison for demonstrators who burn American flags.

American Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi ordered to “give priority to enforcement to the maximum extent possible for the criminal and civil laws of our nation against the desecration of the American flag.”

The names of the public prosecutor “to the maximum extent permitted by the constitution” “to prosecute those who violate our laws in ways that involve the desecration of the American flag, and may continue to litigate to clarify the scope of the first amendment exceptions in this field.”

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The matter also brought out Bondi, the Ministry of Internal Security and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio to “denial, prohibition, termination or cancellation of visas, residence permits, naturalization procedures, and other advantages of immigration, or a removal request from the United States … whenever there is an appropriate decision that foreign patriots have been involved in the activity of the American flag.”