Rated T for Teen.

Each year, thousands of adults lose their shred.

It's an epidemic simply known as shred loss, but it doesn't have to be this way.

Because rekindling your shred is as easy as playing the new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4.

With new parks, cross-platform multiplayer, and sick new game modes,

we can put an end to shred loss everywhere.

Get the new Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 and show the world that the shred's not dead.

Get Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 available now.

Can the government demand that you publicly declare your loyalty to the country?

Can you or your children be punished

for refusing to publicly salute the flag? Your first reaction is probably an indignant, of course not.

But what about times when it seems like support for the government is critically important?

For example, during times of war. That was the question confronted by the Supreme

Court in 1943 in the landmark case of West Virginia State Board of Education, B. Barnett. As World

War II raged in Europe and Japan, the West Virginia Board of Education passed a rule requiring

children to salute the American flag at the beginning

of the school day. The purpose of this rule was to instill patriotism in the students. Though its

intent was benign, failure to comply would result in the child being expelled, the parents fined, and

possibly jailed. Marie and Gaithee Barnett, members of the Jehovah's Witnesses' Church, strongly objected to the rule.

They believed the salute and the pledge that went with it violated the biblical injunction in

the Book of Exodus to never bow or honor any graven image.

You shall not make for yourself an image in the form of anything in heaven

...