This is something the negative activists across the political spectrum need to understand

If you set fire to your own car, film it and post it to YouTube to protest climate change you are perfectly within your rights.

Setting fire to other people's cars is going to get you arrested and rightfully so.

If she bought her own flag, set fire to it, and posted it on YouTube she would be perfectly within her rights and the government couldn't do anything about it.

However setting fire to someone else's flag that is attached to a building is arson and potentially attempted murder.

Can someone provide more context for me?

Was he known to make peace between gangs or was he caught up in a scandal?

Things maintained well almost never catch fire for no reason, but the amount of people who still try to use a battery that they have dropped several times, left in the washer at least once, and then use a cable with exposed wiring makes me wonder why there aren't more battery fires out there.

Can we compromise and I get the queen's body to display in my garage for a quarter per view?

Pretty much everything on display to the general public is a high-quality replica and not the actual piece. Museums keep that shit in secure storage only accessible by researchers with permission.

I don't know what it is, but truth be told Speilberg is one of those guys my gut tells me not to trust even though I don't have anything on him.

I feel like he is the next in line of powerful Hollywood figures that is going to be taken down.

You know I'm going to go out on a limb and say Spielberg is actually pretty mediocre