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Is it more important to adhere to tradition and ceremony (like the national anthem) or to the freedom of personal choice and routine?

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 @9LB3D5J from Pennsylvania commented…1mo1MO

I think the national anthem is racist and it should be freedom of choice.

 @9KY6LGG from Washington commented…1mo1MO

"Freedom of choice" and "freedom to disobey the rules and traditions of the team you VOLUNTARILY AGREED TO PLAY FOR" are two very different things.

 @9L9VQBYProgressive from Ohio commented…1mo1MO

Just do the tradition you were born with.

 @9LB55Q9Independent from North Carolina commented…1mo1MO

I personally feel that we have free will and we are free to do whatever you want but I'm a traditional person so for me in a competition and if I come in first place then I will listen to the national anthem and pledge allegiance to the flag.

 @9LB4RGL from Texas commented…1mo1MO

I think that it should stay the same tradition

 @9LB3MFJRepublican from Texas commented…1mo1MO

Freedom of personal choice, unless it is harmful to the US

 @9LB2XLNDemocrat from Iowa commented…1mo1MO

not everyone wants to do the national anthem for a variety of reasons so they should be allowed to express themselves how they want.

 @9LB22MR from Wisconsin commented…1mo1MO

Personal choice and routine should be an individuals own freedom, a tradition is something someone can involve themselves in.

 @9L9XWNZ from North Carolina commented…1mo1MO

I feel that, as American citizens, we have and hold the right to freedom of personal choice and routine.

 @9L9ZGJP from New York commented…1mo1MO

Personal choice and routine is a 1st amendment right and tradition shouldn’t be forced onto anyone, especially the pledge of allegiance in schools which has a religious aspect to it

 @9L9YNSWSocialist from North Carolina commented…1mo1MO

The freedom of personal choice and routine

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