atwoodracing20
Dew Dawg
Ray, I saw the in-car camera on Hornish Jr. as he was getting set in his car, talking to his crew. I think they should not have turned on that camera....oh well..
Political Correctness?
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Ray, I saw the in-car camera on Hornish Jr. as he was getting set in his car, talking to his crew. I think they should not have turned on that camera....oh well..
PatDanicas10
New member
So by the standards of most of you "ANYTIME" you hear the National Anthem you must stop remain silent..................TV basketball game what ever, I see allot of judges on these forums............................and so few movers and shakers
The sad thing is most can't see the other side of the coin............crawl out from your under rocks and live in the world today not the past.
Why so abrasive to the fellow man............................because they made it and you have not? were just humans like you.............I grew up broke
The sad thing is most can't see the other side of the coin............crawl out from your under rocks and live in the world today not the past.
Why so abrasive to the fellow man............................because they made it and you have not? were just humans like you.............I grew up broke
What is this?
ONEHARDHEAD
Member
If I don't have time to stop and pay respect to our nation's anthem and the people who fought and died to keep me free and able to enjoy my blessings (like racing) then I really don't have time to race. To me, it's a simple matter of respect. Few songs can move me like the Star Spangled Banner or Taps.
I'm not a G/Y fan (or N-car) but, Nascar car thru G/Y under-the-bus w/ changing the camber settings! It's obvious a team that Didn't 'change' could have won the race!
Krakkergreg
New member
Its a fool that needs to relocate to Russia<I am one that served and it matters to me
When it comes to saluting our Flag and respect too our National Anthem.....There is NO 'other' side of the Coin! (frm a 70yr old Veteran...here)!!
...and, I do mean....Thank You Sir!
X2! Thank you for your service.
Smowkin Joe
New member
This should clear things up.
36 U.S. Code § 301 - National anthem
(a) Designation. - The composition consisting of the words and music known as the Star-Spangled Banner is the national anthem. (b) Conduct During Playing. - During a rendition of the national anthem - (1) when the flag is displayed - (A) individuals in uniform should give the military salute at the first note of the anthem and maintain that position until the last note; (B) members of the Armed Forces and veterans who are present but not in uniform may render the military salute in the manner provided for individuals in uniform; and (C) all other persons present should face the flag and stand at attention with their right hand over the heart, and men not in uniform, if applicable, should remove their headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart; and (2) when the flag is not displayed, all present should face toward the music and act in the same manner they would if the flag were displayed. - See more at: http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/uscode/36/I/A/3/301#sthash.VbZundgu.dpuf
ONEHARDHEAD
Member
Did nobody else check out PatDanicas10's profile?
PatDanicas10
New member
Thank you
Who are you thanking, and for what? Maybe you don't get it, or maybe you want to make trouble?
paulkish
old fart
Tough to mix two great subjects into one thread, but we can do it on here. ... 
Is this about tires or flag waving ? ...
The tire problem is something I'm sure will be addressed. There are circumstances which make folks sometimes over look their patriotic duty. I don't think it's fare to throw circumstances at someone's momentary lack of judgement. And as far as doing something, at one time I had ... I think 12 tracks in my area asking fans to put their hand over their heart during the National Anthem. Mercer Speedway was the first to ask it before the National Anthem and is the only one left doing it. The ONLY track in my area I asked and never asked fans to put their hand over their heart, was the World Racing Group owned, Lernerville Speedway.
Is this about tires or flag waving ? ...
The tire problem is something I'm sure will be addressed. There are circumstances which make folks sometimes over look their patriotic duty. I don't think it's fare to throw circumstances at someone's momentary lack of judgement. And as far as doing something, at one time I had ... I think 12 tracks in my area asking fans to put their hand over their heart during the National Anthem. Mercer Speedway was the first to ask it before the National Anthem and is the only one left doing it. The ONLY track in my area I asked and never asked fans to put their hand over their heart, was the World Racing Group owned, Lernerville Speedway.
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