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(10-10-2017, 08:43 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: Opinions about something subjective can't be wrong. When people state opinions about facts, those can be wrong, but something that is subjective isn't an either/or situation, it isn't right or wrong. That is what makes it subjective. The reason people have wrong opinions all of the time is because people like to state opinions as facts, which they are not.


Even if you apply a reasonable person standard, this does not negate the subjectivity of the situation. You can say that "based upon the reasonable person standard, it is disrespectful to not stand for the flag and national anthem of your country" and I would tend to agree with you. However, that still does not make it a fact that it is disrespectful overall. You're still trying to apply objective terms to a subjective situation, which is illogical.

Everything in the world can be subjective (based on personal feelings), until it no longer is. If a law is passed (or let's just say an employers mandate) that states failing to stand for the flag while the Anthem is played is disrespectful is your "opinion" on the matter still "subjective"?

There is already a directive that states NFL players should stand and place their hand over their heart when the Anthem is played. Am I disrespecting my employer for failing to do so?