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A car drives through American flags Wednesday Nov. 8, 2017, along Robin Road in Ringgold, Ga. Twice each year, the week before Memorial Day and the week before Veterans Day, volunteers place American flags along Ringgold's streets and highways to honor the county's fallen veterans.
A car drives through American flags Wednesday Nov. 8, 2017, along Robin Road in Ringgold, Ga. Twice each year, the week before Memorial Day and the week before Veterans Day, volunteers place American flags along Ringgold's streets and highways to honor the county's fallen veterans. A car drives through American flags Wednesday Nov. 8, 2017, along Robin Road in Ringgold, Ga. Twice each year, the week before Memorial Day and the week before Veterans Day, volunteers place American flags along Ringgold's streets and highways to honor the county's fallen veterans.

By Jay Greeson 4 min read

photo Jay Greeson

There has been a lot of consternation about how guys in helmets and shoulder pads have acted during the national anthem over the last 15 months.

Since Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the anthem last August, the backlash and back-and-forth have been strong.

But what about you?

Do you stand for the anthem when you are at a game? Almost everyone does.

Do you stand for the anthem when you are at home when it plays? If not, why not?