That's an American-style slap down right there.
I'm definitely with Wookie, Duke, #603783 etc on this one.
It's interesting how loaded a discussion can become when politics or an anthem is involved.
Without getting too tangled in it...
Time your parents taught you some god dam [sic] manners
What you believe to be "manners" is perhaps different to other people, or maybe even mainstream Australia. Australians are fairly different to the US - for example - when it comes to manners and social convention associated with patriotism.
For instance, in Australia, pushing your own way of life or view of life upon others is traditionally considered rude.
who gave their lives so you can have your way of life.....
Its does not mean you have any right what so ever to disrespect it
See that's a contradiction, you're pushing the argument of
'people gave their lives so you can live your own way of life, but how dare you live your own way of life if it conflicts with how I expect you to live your way of life'
does not mean you have any right what so ever to disrespect it
Whether it's kosher or not, that's actually exactly the right people have. Might not be popular, but they have the right.
probably wouldn't even freedom of speech
We don't have an absolute freedom of speech so it's not a pertinent point. The only (implied) constitutional protection is freedom of political speech. You can't go around blackmailing, threatening, racially vilifying or defaming people.