Topic: why would people burn the flag of the USA, what is it a symbol of


Topic: why would people burn the flag of the USA, what is it a symbol of

Summary


Riots are the language of neglected beings. Riot refers to 'a task that does not reach civil war but causes collective violence to disturb the well-being and order of society.' Usually, some social factors, such as demonstrations, civil movements, became violent or suppressed, explode by starting an event. In such a case, the government could go as far as shaking the nation's foundation if it fails to crack down. Many revolutions were magnified into riots. Of course, there is also a strategy to dismantle the other country and social system by dispatching spies to induce intentional riots. 

Interesting


Civil movements must be respected. Civic movements should refrain from violence except in special circumstances, and even if they fail to reach a compromise and have to use violence, they should exercise it within the boundaries of the Constitution. In addition, state public power must refrain from indiscriminate suppression of civic movements and peaceful demonstrations so that the country can develop into the right path. And most of all, the two sides should reflect on their past of fighting each other with violence and use it as a lesson to reach an agreement. However, considering that some of the riots occur in a state of heightened social discontent due to the blockage of legitimate methods of demand, it should also be checked whether they were given a chance to make legitimate remarks before taking any hard-line measures. 

Discussion
However, as to what we call a riot anyway, it is true that we have a serious problem. So it would be very difficult to divide something like simple arson into a civil movement or not, so how can we express something like burning a flag without arson?

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