What's the reason you spelt it incorrectly?

How can you know that many people that yell free speech get so offended by other people that they try to limit the person's free speech because they don't like what they are saying or doing? Isn't that a generalization based on a small group of people that do it? Also why would you make the original post if like you said you can't definitely say that they are the same people that burn the Koran and want the woman to die from pissing on the flag?

I'm not expecting you to be happy don't get me wrong. 

I'm just trying to understand why you're upset as her actions have 0 impact on anything that affects you or your country. If you got upset everytime someone said 'fuck you' to America you would never feel the emotion of happiness ever again. 

Ya know, the flag's design probably isn't going to look any different if a person she voted was in office. Bottom line, it's all bullcrap.

If you hated Ohio enough to piss on the state flag, you should probably leave right. Again, it isn't just a simple expression of disliking the state of America, I live an Ohio too, and there's things I dislike about Ohio (75 south to Ky traffic for work is a starter) but it doesn't make me wanna piss on the Ohio flag.

Yes, first amendment and decided twice by the supreme court.  Death threats or conspiracy to commit murder, on the other hand, is a serious crime.

It isn't just a 'piece of cloth'. She purposely filmed herself desecrating the flag for attention. Now she got attention. She had to know most of it would be negative or she would have pee'd on a t-shirt with a flag on it. No death should happen, just put her in a rowboat off the coast and tell her she isn't welcome here anymore...

Alternatively, you could just do absolutely nothing and in fact ignore the incident alltogether because its irrelevant. She had the right to do it, she had her reason - however justified, unjustified or plain stupid they may be - and thats all there is to it. 

If some one told me "fuck you Jason" it has not affect on my life ot doesn't change who I am but I'd still be upset. If someone said "Fuck your cat" to my cat it doesn't affect my cats life or what happens to my cat but I would still be upset.

Just because you or I don't get the inclination to piss on a flag in order to show you hate a state or country, doesn't mean others don't. Again, her whole point was to show her freedom of expression (a tenet in our constitution). So even though you have the right to believe she should be deported, she has the right to piss on the flag...as revolting as that act is.

The country, on the other hand, doesn't have the right to carry out a deportation for such an act, because it would be violating its own constitution which was built to preserve basic human freedoms (that includes pissing on flags, much to the disgust of most people including myself).

If you feel that way, that's up to you, but I am personally glad the country can't deport people for such acts, because the act really hurts nobody aside from offending people (which every group does on one occassion or another be it liberal, conservative, black, white, rich, poor). I'm glad people can't get kicked out of the country for being offensive. I'm glad people can actually have a voice. And I am glad people can have these discussions without fear of interference from the state like they might if they lived in China or Russia.

*edited for wrong word usage

I typically misspell words when I'm imitating someone in a mocking tone.

The minority I'm talking is, well, a minority as you said. Chances are that people who have burned the quran may not be the type to bash this woman. However, the ones who are bashing this woman and wanting her death would probably be okay with her pissing on a qur'an or Syrian flag.

You may ask what difference there is, but thinking it through makes my explanation more clear. Someone who burns the Qur'an may be anything- an ex-muslim, atheist, christian, liberal, conservative, etc. Perhaps they'd be fine with this woman's statement. I honestly don't know.

On the other hand, someone calling for the death of this woman probably is a hardcore patriot that would not say anything had she done this to a Syrian flag or the Qur'an. 

As seen in this thread, some people disagree with this. That's perfectly fine; even I consider her actions a bit insensitive. However, the ones calling for her death are probably ultraconservatives who are more hardcore than anyone else here.

I believe it's fair to assume the ones threatening her are probably extremely violent conservatives who will harass anyone who offends them. After all, this behaviour isn't exclusive to the USA. We've seen this in places around the world. India/Pakistan has a fair share of people mobbed to death over statements which go against Islam (even accusations have killed people). Those threatening this girl and the mob mentality are both extremely dangerous. The only difference however is that the US is a developed country. Seeing this type of behaviour is disappointing.