Should it be illegal to burn our national flag?

It should be burned if the flag is too old or regulated by the government

Yes if it possess a hazard risk

Yes, only in ceremonies where worn out flags are being burned.

Base on a heraldic code, I prefer burning it for ceremonial purposes like throwing old flags or something honorable

It depends. If its used for entertainment, it should be illegal.

It really depends on the situation. if you'll be burning it for nothing, yes it should be illegal. but if you'll be burning it because it has been ripped and cannot be used. i think its a valid reason.

yes, because we should respect our country and mostly the flag. It was personally designed by Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, the President of the Revolutionary Government.

Yes because it is one of the ways to avoid misuse.

According to the Constitution, The Philippine Flag can only be burn if it's old and have tear and it is legal because our flag must be preserved and respected by the nation.

It is illegal but, in other traditions like the Boy Scout's tradition, they have the tradition to burn a flag for a ceremony so yes it is illegal but needs to be specifically applicable to some that its not.

Yes, because it avoids misuse

If the Flag is worn out, the flag should be burned

no, unless it was intentional to burn the flag without it being over used or old enough to replace a new new flag

because it is a tradition of burning the flag but only for those with government positions

Yes, because it is the symbol of our country it is very important for us filipinos

Yes, but only when the flag is sullied or rendered unusable.

Yes, it is illegal to burn philippine flag during rallies

I do not particularly care for either.

No, unless if it is used for propaganda or protest then it should be not allowed to be burned

No, unless if it is for propaganda or protest then it should be illegal because it is a show of strong disrespect of any nation's flag

OF COURSE, burning or doing anything disrespectful to the Philippine flag shouldn't be allowed.

It weakens the strength and capabilities of the Filipinos

No, We should respect the filipino flag.

Yes and No depending on the message and the situation, if it is terrorists signifying the wanting od the destruction of the Philippines no if it is people pissed off at a corrupt government and burning the flag as a symbol of freedom from oppression than yes.

Sounds about 'left'.
It is illegal if done at a protest, although burning the flag on the internet is either propaganda or a typical troll. Should propaganda and trolls be punished? these are people looking for attention, they would kill to get your private's attention so it's humane, just to give them a warning for the first time.

This is usually random to commit in the first place but it isn't much of a huge problem

i dont really know if it should be

Yes, as long it is a real flag, and not like other representation

It is our own nation and our national flag, yes it is made in cloth and it has nothing to do with us but it is our own flag our nationality our country flag, we shouldn't burn it because it is more important to us we will get invade and other countries will own us if we burned our own national flag

Duh, there is a law where you are allowed to burn an old and dirty flag

it's illegal for some purposes like The Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines mandates that a flag "worn out through wear and tear" must not be thrown away, but instead be "solemnly burned to avoid misuse or desecration."

Should the respect for national symbols override individual rights to express dissent, and where do you personally draw the line?

In what ways does protecting the right to burn a flag represent the values of a nation?

If you could express dissent or dissatisfaction with your country's policies without speaking, what symbol or act would you choose?

Is the act of burning a flag an effective way to bring attention to political issues, and why or why not?

How might people from countries with different levels of freedom view the act of flag burning?

Imagine your national flag was burned in protest; what would be your initial emotional response?

What personal experiences shape your views on the importance of a national flag?

Can the burning of a national flag be justified as an act of freedom of speech, or should it be considered an act of disrespect?

What does the flag of a country symbolize to you, and why might its destruction evoke strong emotions?

How would you feel if you witnessed someone burning the flag of your country?

Yes, except for cases of retiring the flag.

Yes, but we can argue about this preblem freely.

No, this is a violation of free speech, but even though I don’t respect anyone who does but they should have the right to do so. Plus, I Personally believe that it has now become just a piece of cloth that doesn’t represent what it should anymore, because America is an Oligarchy and NOT a Democracy

No, this is a violation of free speech, but even though I don’t respect anyone who does but they should have the right to do so. Plus, it Personally believe that it has now become just a piece of cloth that doesn’t represent what it should anymore, because America is an Oligarchy and NOT a Democracy

Yes, but we can argue about this freely.

Only for those without US citizenship. But it should be equally legal for other US citizens to respond using lethal force.

If a flag is being retired it can be burned legally, any other situation is should be illegal.

I think this is a symbolic speech and it's depending on each state on how they think should put this into legal or illegal.