When someone's in the wrong, how many times have you heard the muse this phrase?

I'm just following orders.

The latest example of this famous line comes from Colorado, where a seventh grader was kicked

out of school for wearing a Gadsden flag.

The administrator claimed that the don't tread on me flag was associated with slavery.

While she might be the one who needs a history lesson, she chose to trample on the liberties

of a child.

Find out how the kid responds and how the just-following orders attitude may resurrect mass

mandates from the dead.

Also, Catholic lefties may have gone a bit too far by attacking cassette tape legend Scott Hahn.

We cover the Facebook comment that has them all riled up.

And by popular demand, is it a sin to buy Starbucks?

I'll listen more on this week's edition of The Loopcast.

Oh, wow. God bless everyone. Welcome back to the Loopcast.

The gang is back together.

It's Tom, Josh, and Erica, fresh off of a retreat.

We're feeling pretty good.

So top story here, it's got to be our favorite short king.

I can relate. We're talking about

a young man named Jaden. He's a seventh grader in Colorado. So he actually was kicked out of

class for wearing a flag. And if you're wondering what flag it was, no, it wasn't the Confederate flag.

It was the Gadsden flag. And for the audio listeners, it is, was it, you know, hung in every college dorm room I think I've ever been in.

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