“I think no, they shouldn’t try to stop them physically. It might be dangerous.”
“No. I wouldn’t burn the flag myself, but it’s your right as an American as long as you don’t hurt anyone else.”
“No. I think that verbally trying to convince somebody is more effective. I don’t think brute force is the way to go.”
“No. I just don’t think it’s a really good reason to physically stop someone.”
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