You got offended because someone disrespected a funky coloured piece of cloth. How that's not over the top is beyond me.
Not to mention, people protest because they want to make the country better. They don't disrespect the country by any means, they just want certain aspects of it to improve, and they're expressing their opinion as peacefully and calmly as is humanly possible. You feel personally attacked by people who are trying to make the country a better place for everyone, really?

Have you ever seen any of her shows or read her tweets?
Even the tweet in the post up here shows it.

Good point, @guest. Especially since the protest was/is about police brutality, not about the troops. I really don't see how soldiers would get offended when someone protests to point out problems within the police force, those are two separate areas.
@famousone The thing is, it's divisive because people like you said it's divisive. I'm pretty sure most people agree with limiting police brutality, no matter their political leaning. But some people, as I mentioned before, got offended seemingly for no reason and called it disrespectful. Why? It's the mildest form of protest AND it's likely most people in the audience already agree with you! It seems to me like they value a symbol over all the lost lives (both in war and to trigger happy cops), and to me that's just majorly fucked up. But I'm not American and we don't really do this over the top patriotism thing here so maybe it's just me.

I've seen a bit of news about it and the way it looks to me right now, is that the bosses didn't have an explicit problem with that. After all, it's probably the mildest form of protest ever. But out of curiosity I watched a bunch of conservative outlets talk about it and they mostly mentioned the "yer disrespecting our flag, country, troops blah blah blah"

@guest No, freedom of speech means you can insult people, but they can absolutely insult you back. This is what so many people don't get, especially Fox News pundits and self-proclaimed "free speech warriors" (many of which are also self-proclaimed "anti-SJWs") like Tomi Lahren and her ilk who defend people like Richard Spencer but then say kneeling when the national anthem plays is literally treason because "hurr durr you're disrespecting the flag".

Good point

@itsamemaria Some of them also talk about being trans. Maybe it happened to them when they were young (and so still a girl) and then they transitioned?

Hmm... maybe Undertale actually made a reference to this? Idk.
The earliest date I found this image with is 2016, whereas Undertale came out in 2015 (ikr, how could it have been 3 years already?) so I think this sign is a reference to Undertale. But I could be wrong, google searches usually show the most relevant thing so it showed me this image from 2016 and some reposts from 2017 and 2018, but it could be older and just lost within the depths of the internet.