Nope it's not me... but the title 'Laurie waving the flag of Ireland' somehow makes me think she might be American . And that was taken on Paddy's day... I already said yeh, we fly the flag on Paddys day.
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See my post... where I said it doesn't matter if it's in America, or Ireland or wherever... there's no point flying your own flag in your own country for no particular reason. We know where you're from. Don't go turning this into the usual 'anti-america' thing. I couldn't give a fuck really if people wanna fly their flag in their own home in their own country... but it just makes NO senseTO ME.
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See my post... where I said it doesn't matter if it's in America, or Ireland or wherever... there's no point flying your own flag in your own country for no particular reason. We know where you're from. Don't go turning this into the usual 'anti-america' thing. I couldn't give a fuck really if people wanna fly their flag in their own home in their own country... but it just makes NO sense.[/quote]
but people arent flying american flags to tell people "where they're from!" the "reason" they are flying it is because they are proud of their country--or perhaps they know someone in harms way and flying the flag is their way of showing support. to say someone flying their own country's flag makes no sense just shows a level of ignorance, i'm afraid.
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Nope it's not me... but the title 'Laurie waving the flag of Ireland' somehow makes me think she might be American . And that was taken on Paddy's day... I already said yeh, we fly the flag on Paddys day.[/quote]
oh no i'm just wondering what the irish obsession with little miniature irish flags is all about...lol
oh no i'm just wondering what the irish obsession with little miniature irish flags is all about...lol
we don't... I just deducted the girl is most likely American... we tend to buy the HUGE flags and wear them.
D2D... it makes no sense, not just to me evidently... but to plenty of people according to this thread... so if i were to say 'it makes no sense to me' that would be misleading and making the issue simply about me and MY opinion, which in this case it's not. So thank you but my statement didn't need fixing
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Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
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What a different life
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Why should I feel bad or have to apologize for flying the flag of MY country outside MY house????? Whether it is beacuse of a patriotic day (Flag Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July etc.), to honor our veterans or those serving in the armed forces, to show pride in the country or just because I can....
And Helen, no you don't know where I am from... you can't possibly unless I told you. So driving by my house and seeing a flag flying outside doesn't tell you where I am from or why it is there.
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but people arent flying american flags to tell people "where they're from!" the "reason" they are flying it is because they are proud of their country--or perhaps they know someone in harms way and flying the flag is their way of showing support. to say someone flying their own country's flag makes no sense just shows a level of ignorance, i'm afraid.
I don't have an issue with anybody doing anything :? This is a debate on the whole flying flag and when is appropriate and when's not thing... it doesn't mean any of us have ISSUES with it but you seem to have issues with me saying it's weird.
I fail to understand how flying the flag supports somebody in harms way :? but that's just me. When my brother was in harms way, I showed my support by calling him, emailing him, sending him stuff. Made much more sense than sticking a flag on my porch
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
Why should I feel bad or have to apologize for flying the flag of MY country outside MY house????? Whether it is beacuse of a patriotic day (Flag Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July etc.), to honor our veterans or those serving in the armed forces, to show pride in the country or just because I can....
And Helen, no you don't know where I am from... you can't possibly unless I told you. So driving by my house and seeing a flag flying outside doesn't tell you where I am from or why it is there.
Nobody said you have to feel bad or apologise :?
I didn't claim to know where ANYBODY'S from (I presumed it was Philly but I could be wrong).
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
D2D... it makes no sense, not just to me evidently... but to plenty of people according to this thread... so if i were to say 'it makes no sense to me' that would be misleading and making the issue simply about me and MY opinion, which in this case it's not. So thank you but my statement didn't need fixing
and to lots of other people, it DOES make sense...so your opinion, even held by a great many....doesn't 'prove' anything....simply...opinion. it's a part of american culture. i do not find it odd that someone outside the country doesn't 'understand'...just as i may not understand all in another countries culture. only difference is, i don't try to tell said cultures that what they do is wrong, makes no sense, is silly, or what have you. it harms no one, many enjoy it, it's our culture...not yours...so who cares? i think that question has been asked numerous times over. i could not care less if everyone in another country sang to the rooftops their country is the greatest in the world, nor would i care if they draped every inch of it in their flag, people danced and sang only national anthems, etc.......it has zero effect on my life, if they enjoy it, more power to em.
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I don't have an issue with anybody doing anything :? This is a debate on the whole flying flag and when is appropriate and when's not thing... it doesn't mean any of us have ISSUES with it but you seem to have issues with me saying it's weird.
I fail to understand how flying the flag supports somebody in harms way :? but that's just me. When my brother was in harms way, I showed my support by calling him, emailing him, sending him stuff. Made much more sense than sticking a flag on my porch [/quote]
ummmmmmmm yea...pretty sure people call/email and all those other good things in addition to flying a flag for their loved one's fighting wars. i think there's just something symbolic about raising your flag to honor that loved one or to honor loved one's who have died for your freedom, or to just honor the country you love so much. its just like you guys at your sporting events waving irish flags. you could just yell and scream to show your support. but the flag is symbolic to you. it brings attention to you and what you are supporting.
you know it....because he clearly loves america and isn't afraid to show it. and silly squirrel, as i assume most don't fly off to other countries....apparently no one has informed him how silly it is to fly a flag in your own country for no reason. i guess the rule book of what is appropriate doesn't come in squirrel size. altho, i don't even know of it's existence in human scale either.....guess we didn't get a dumbed down version for america telling us what we should do, and that displays of patriotism are silly and should be frowned upon.
you know it....because he clearly loves america and isn't afraid to show it. and silly squirrel, as i assume most don't fly off to other countries....apparently no one has informed him how silly it is to fly a flag in your own country for no reason. i guess the rule book of what is appropriate doesn't come in squirrel size. altho, i don't even know of it's existence in human scale either.....guess we didn't get a dumbed down version for america telling us what we should do, and that displays of patriotism are silly and should be frowned upon.
you know it....because he clearly loves america and isn't afraid to show it. and silly squirrel, as i assume most don't fly off to other countries....apparently no one has informed him how silly it is to fly a flag in your own country for no reason. i guess the rule book of what is appropriate doesn't come in squirrel size. altho, i don't even know of it's existence in human scale either.....guess we didn't get a dumbed down version for america telling us what we should do, and that displays of patriotism are silly and should be frowned upon.
Are you saying Americans are as dumb as squirrels?????????????
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Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
ummmmmmmm yea...pretty sure people call/email and all those other good things in addition to flying a flag for their loved one's fighting wars. i think there's just something symbolic about raising your flag to honor that loved one or to honor loved one's who have died for your freedom, or to just honor the country you love so much. its just like you guys at your sporting events waving irish flags. you could just yell and scream to show your support. but the flag is symbolic to you. it brings attention to you and what you are supporting.
nope, we just wear the flag to show that we have more supporters... hence we're better than the other country at supporting at least see it's always something competitive.
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
As opposed to you... ehhhhhhhhhhh... white people :?
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
I personally don't have a problem if people want to fly a flag. It's when they start wearing or draping it over themselves a la Bon Jovi that I start to take issue.
and to lots of other people, it DOES make sense...so your opinion, even held by a great many....doesn't 'prove' anything....simply...opinion. it's a part of american culture. i do not find it odd that someone outside the country doesn't 'understand'...just as i may not understand all in another countries culture. only difference is, i don't try to tell said cultures that what they do is wrong, makes no sense, is silly, or what have you. it harms no one, many enjoy it, it's our culture...not yours...so who cares? i think that question has been asked numerous times over. i could not care less if everyone in another country sang to the rooftops their country is the greatest in the world, nor would i care if they draped every inch of it in their flag, people danced and sang only national anthems, etc.......it has zero effect on my life, if they enjoy it, more power to em.
THAT's what i am saying...which you refuse to acknowledge. you want to think it's stupid...go ahead...couldn't care less! but to carry on and on about it - and say to say it serves NO purpose, that there are only appropriate times for displaying the flag, etc., when it has no bearing on you.....it is our culture.....yes, that is something *I* can't understand.
if i choose to display our flag on february 26th.....or on september 17th....on days that apparently would be 'no reason' to display a flag in your opinion, but hold great significance to ME.........how is that 'no reason'...and more importantly, why is it a concern of yours...or your place to say it's silly, has no meaning, etc, etc. we americans often get accused of being insensitive to other cultures....and all i can say is, clearly, the same can be said for a great many others.
asnd to the squirre....he's great fun, and as about as appropriate to this thread as anything else. nothing more, nothing less...:)
I personally don't have a problem if people want to fly a flag. It's when they start wearing or draping it over themselves a la Bon Jovi that I start to take issue.
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my poor squirrel, getting dragged into this mess lol
been casually reading thru this thread. i still don't understand the rancor people have towards those who fly their country's flags. what does it matter to you? who cares what your opinion is? should flag-wavers care, really? people have different ways of expressing their love of country, there's no right or wrong way. it's opinion.
yet i keep seeing the same opinion regurgitated as "fact", time and time again, by people who haven't even stepped foot in the U.S., or clearly have a chip on their shoulder when it comes to the U.S. at least base your opinion on knowledge instead of supposition.
doth protest too much. the more the U.S. keeps getting slammed, the more i think it's an insecurity thing about your own country. i don't have a flag up by my front door, that doesn't make me less patriotic. if someone chooses to think that, that's fine, i'll just consider them to be an idiot and move on.
i know by posting this it will either get ignored, or glossed over and misinterpreted because it takes more effort to actually understand someone than to continue spouting off nonsense. so i'm not expecting an answer to anything, none that are lucid anyway.
and for the record, i was born here, to immigrants that came from cuba and spain (communism and facism just didn't sit well with them, go figure). they went thru hell when they first got here, but i'm glad to be in this country. and i have had the luxury (and that's what it is, a luxury...like fanch said, not everybody gets the chance) to travel to other countries, so i can't be accused of being some ignorant american that's never stepped beyond my borders.
so whatever. bottom line - don't get twisted thinking your opinion is fact, cuz it ain't.
my poor squirrel, getting dragged into this mess lol
been casually reading thru this thread. i still don't understand the rancor people have towards those who fly their country's flags. what does it matter to you? who cares what your opinion is? should flag-wavers care, really? people have different ways of expressing their love of country, there's no right or wrong way. it's opinion.
yet i keep seeing the same opinion regurgitated as "fact", time and time again, by people who haven't even stepped foot in the U.S., or clearly have a chip on their shoulder when it comes to the U.S. at least base your opinion on knowledge instead of supposition.
doth protest too much. the more the U.S. keeps getting slammed, the more i think it's an insecurity thing about your own country. i don't have a flag up by my front door, that doesn't make me less patriotic. if someone chooses to think that, that's fine, i'll just consider them to be an idiot and move on.
i know by posting this it will either get ignored, or glossed over and misinterpreted because it takes more effort to actually understand someone than to continue spouting off nonsense. so i'm not expecting an answer to anything, none that are lucid anyway.
and for the record, i was born here, to immigrants that came from cuba and spain (communism and facism just didn't sit well with them, go figure). they went thru hell when they first got here, but i'm glad to be in this country. and i have had the luxury (and that's what it is, a luxury...like fanch said, not everybody gets the chance) to travel to other countries, so i can't be accused of being some ignorant american that's never stepped beyond my borders.
so whatever. bottom line - don't get twisted thinking your opinion is fact, cuz it ain't.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
my poor squirrel, getting dragged into this mess lol
been casually reading thru this thread. i still don't understand the rancor people have towards those who fly their country's flags. what does it matter to you? who cares what your opinion is? should flag-wavers care, really? people have different ways of expressing their love of country, there's no right or wrong way. it's opinion.
yet i keep seeing the same opinion regurgitated as "fact", time and time again, by people who haven't even stepped foot in the U.S., or clearly have a chip on their shoulder when it comes to the U.S. at least base your opinion on knowledge instead of supposition.
doth protest too much. the more the U.S. keeps getting slammed, the more i think it's an insecurity thing about your own country. i don't have a flag up by my front door, that doesn't make me less patriotic. if someone chooses to think that, that's fine, i'll just consider them to be an idiot and move on.
i know by posting this it will either get ignored, or glossed over and misinterpreted because it takes more effort to actually understand someone than to continue spouting off nonsense. so i'm not expecting an answer to anything, none that are lucid anyway.
and for the record, i was born here, to immigrants that came from cuba and spain (communism and facism just didn't sit well with them, go figure). they went thru hell when they first got here, but i'm glad to be in this country. and i have had the luxury (and that's what it is, a luxury...like fanch said, not everybody gets the chance) to travel to other countries, so i can't be accused of being some ignorant american that's never stepped beyond my borders.
so whatever. bottom line - don't get twisted thinking your opinion is fact, cuz it ain't.
Nah.. just tough to argue or debate common sense. Although people like to state they have more right than someone else, even though we have the same rights.
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and to lots of other people, it DOES make sense...so your opinion, even held by a great many....doesn't 'prove' anything....simply...opinion. it's a part of american culture. i do not find it odd that someone outside the country doesn't 'understand'...just as i may not understand all in another countries culture. only difference is, i don't try to tell said cultures that what they do is wrong, makes no sense, is silly, or what have you. it harms no one, many enjoy it, it's our culture...not yours...so who cares? i think that question has been asked numerous times over. i could not care less if everyone in another country sang to the rooftops their country is the greatest in the world, nor would i care if they draped every inch of it in their flag, people danced and sang only national anthems, etc.......it has zero effect on my life, if they enjoy it, more power to em.
its cultural in certain middle eastern countries to let women have their clitoris removed... you ok with that? you dont think it's odd? nonsense? wrong!?
its cultural in india that daughters can be swapped for goats or cattle.. you ok with that? you dont think it's odd? nonsense? wrong!?
its the culture in america to fly the flag, say god bless it and to also think that its the greatest country in the world.. i'm not ok with that, i think its odd, makes no sense and wrong.. wrong as in it promotes blinkered patriotism for patriotism sake.
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
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i fixed your statement.
hell....even our squirrels love america.......
thanks for the pic chica.
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See my post... where I said it doesn't matter if it's in America, or Ireland or wherever... there's no point flying your own flag in your own country for no particular reason. We know where you're from. Don't go turning this into the usual 'anti-america' thing. I couldn't give a fuck really if people wanna fly their flag in their own home in their own country... but it just makes NO sense.[/quote]
but people arent flying american flags to tell people "where they're from!" the "reason" they are flying it is because they are proud of their country--or perhaps they know someone in harms way and flying the flag is their way of showing support. to say someone flying their own country's flag makes no sense just shows a level of ignorance, i'm afraid.
and you didnt answer my question about how you feel about people who fly two flags like my grandfather. do you have an issue with people who do this?:
http://www.metrospirit.com/index.php?ca ... 3083182284
Nope it's not me... but the title 'Laurie waving the flag of Ireland' somehow makes me think she might be American
oh no i'm just wondering what the irish obsession with little miniature irish flags is all about...lol
D2D... it makes no sense, not just to me evidently... but to plenty of people according to this thread... so if i were to say 'it makes no sense to me' that would be misleading and making the issue simply about me and MY opinion, which in this case it's not. So thank you
Verona??? it's all surmountable
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Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
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$51.7 million
Dollar value of U.S. imports of American flags in 2001. The majority of this amount ($29.7 million) was for U.S. flags made in China.
The bulk of these flags were imported in October 2001, the first full month following 9/11, when $34.8 million worth were brought into the country.
...because that's a lot more normal....
And Helen, no you don't know where I am from... you can't possibly unless I told you. So driving by my house and seeing a flag flying outside doesn't tell you where I am from or why it is there.
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I fail to understand how flying the flag supports somebody in harms way :? but that's just me. When my brother was in harms way, I showed my support by calling him, emailing him, sending him stuff. Made much more sense than sticking a flag on my porch
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
I didn't claim to know where ANYBODY'S from (I presumed it was Philly
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
and to lots of other people, it DOES make sense...so your opinion, even held by a great many....doesn't 'prove' anything....simply...opinion. it's a part of american culture. i do not find it odd that someone outside the country doesn't 'understand'...just as i may not understand all in another countries culture. only difference is, i don't try to tell said cultures that what they do is wrong, makes no sense, is silly, or what have you. it harms no one, many enjoy it, it's our culture...not yours...so who cares? i think that question has been asked numerous times over. i could not care less if everyone in another country sang to the rooftops their country is the greatest in the world, nor would i care if they draped every inch of it in their flag, people danced and sang only national anthems, etc.......it has zero effect on my life, if they enjoy it, more power to em.
Let's just breathe...
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I don't have an issue with anybody doing anything :? This is a debate on the whole flying flag and when is appropriate and when's not thing... it doesn't mean any of us have ISSUES with it
I fail to understand how flying the flag supports somebody in harms way :? but that's just me. When my brother was in harms way, I showed my support by calling him, emailing him, sending him stuff. Made much more sense than sticking a flag on my porch
ummmmmmmm yea...pretty sure people call/email and all those other good things in addition to flying a flag for their loved one's fighting wars. i think there's just something symbolic about raising your flag to honor that loved one or to honor loved one's who have died for your freedom, or to just honor the country you love so much. its just like you guys at your sporting events waving irish flags. you could just yell and scream to show your support. but the flag is symbolic to you. it brings attention to you and what you are supporting.
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god bless that squirrel...
you know it....because he clearly loves america and isn't afraid to show it. and silly squirrel, as i assume most don't fly off to other countries....apparently no one has informed him how silly it is to fly a flag in your own country for no reason. i guess the rule book of what is appropriate doesn't come in squirrel size.
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AMERICA...FUCK YEAH!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
in case you missed it:
THAT's what i am saying...which you refuse to acknowledge. you want to think it's stupid...go ahead...couldn't care less! but to carry on and on about it - and say to say it serves NO purpose, that there are only appropriate times for displaying the flag, etc., when it has no bearing on you.....it is our culture.....yes, that is something *I* can't understand.
if i choose to display our flag on february 26th.....or on september 17th....on days that apparently would be 'no reason' to display a flag in your opinion, but hold great significance to ME.........how is that 'no reason'...and more importantly, why is it a concern of yours...or your place to say it's silly, has no meaning, etc, etc. we americans often get accused of being insensitive to other cultures....and all i can say is, clearly, the same can be said for a great many others.
asnd to the squirre....he's great fun, and as about as appropriate to this thread as anything else. nothing more, nothing less...:)
Let's just breathe...
I am myself like you somehow
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
been casually reading thru this thread. i still don't understand the rancor people have towards those who fly their country's flags. what does it matter to you? who cares what your opinion is? should flag-wavers care, really? people have different ways of expressing their love of country, there's no right or wrong way. it's opinion.
yet i keep seeing the same opinion regurgitated as "fact", time and time again, by people who haven't even stepped foot in the U.S., or clearly have a chip on their shoulder when it comes to the U.S. at least base your opinion on knowledge instead of supposition.
doth protest too much. the more the U.S. keeps getting slammed, the more i think it's an insecurity thing about your own country. i don't have a flag up by my front door, that doesn't make me less patriotic. if someone chooses to think that, that's fine, i'll just consider them to be an idiot and move on.
i know by posting this it will either get ignored, or glossed over and misinterpreted because it takes more effort to actually understand someone than to continue spouting off nonsense. so i'm not expecting an answer to anything, none that are lucid anyway.
and for the record, i was born here, to immigrants that came from cuba and spain (communism and facism just didn't sit well with them, go figure). they went thru hell when they first got here, but i'm glad to be in this country. and i have had the luxury (and that's what it is, a luxury...like fanch said, not everybody gets the chance) to travel to other countries, so i can't be accused of being some ignorant american that's never stepped beyond my borders.
so whatever. bottom line - don't get twisted thinking your opinion is fact, cuz it ain't.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Nah.. just tough to argue or debate common sense. Although people like to state they have more right than someone else, even though we have the same rights.
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its cultural in certain middle eastern countries to let women have their clitoris removed... you ok with that? you dont think it's odd? nonsense? wrong!?
its cultural in india that daughters can be swapped for goats or cattle.. you ok with that? you dont think it's odd? nonsense? wrong!?
its the culture in america to fly the flag, say god bless it and to also think that its the greatest country in the world.. i'm not ok with that, i think its odd, makes no sense and wrong.. wrong as in it promotes blinkered patriotism for patriotism sake.
Egad!...the images...the horror...!