No, I didn't.  You read that into what I wrote.  The difference I asked about 
was spitting on a flag vs burning a flag as free speech.

My point was that spitting on an item was protected as free speech.  I don't 
remember the specifics, but it was a ruling in the late 70s.  We had a big 
discussion in a civics class on exactly this situation.

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