Young Americans have no idea what 4th July represents!!

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A sad testimony to the youth and lack of core understanding of what America was/is:

» VIDEO: Citizens Don’t Know What Country We Seceded From In 1776 Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! (http://www.infowars.com/video-americans-have-no-idea-why-they-are-celebrating-the-4th-of-july/)

Is it any wonder our beloved America is unraveling?

No continuity of the past. The real American foundation is fast disappearing.

This is a real indicator why it is so easy to have a special interest group attack and succede at removing symbols of our past.

Of course politician, the media and the special interest groups are keenly aware of this disparity in our country and do in fact exploit it.

What a loos for the future generations and what being an American really meant (past tense deliberately used!).

[Guest]

Those "people on the street" videos mean nothing. You remember Jay Walking with Jay Leno? People gave stupid answers just in order to get their clip on television. Same thing with this tripe. Also, look at the source. It means nothing.

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Sad indeed. This is majority of the youth today. A good indication that schools and parents are failing to teach American history. Adios America

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When I sw the gay rainbow flagged being raised by the shirtless young men in their representation of the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima, I had seen enough.

Some not only do not understand, but do not deserve to live here.

If they knew even a little about this country, they would know the immense self sacrifice made to insure our countries survival and would understand the true meaning behind the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima

[Guest]

It's almost scary that people keep referencing Alex Jones. Get a brain Morans.[emoji6]

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It's almost scary that people keep referencing Alex Jones. Get a brain Morans.[emoji6]

If you are going to call people names because you do not like what they read, instead of attacking the subject matter, might I suggest that you either learn to spell or type.

I assume you were calling this person a "moron". There must be a spell check for those who indulge in this kind of stuff, or maybe, you could begin a "Spell check for insulting others". Heck, on here you have any number of built in customers.

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Those "people on the street" videos mean nothing. You remember Jay Walking with Jay Leno? People gave stupid answers just in order to get their clip on television. Same thing with this tripe. Also, look at the source. It means nothing.

THat is your opinion and you just keep telling yourself that.

How many young people are you around on a daily basis?

Do you know any teachers? Do you know them well enough for them to tell you what it is in history they are not allowed to teach or discuss? That was in fact history for most of us.

If you don't think the moral values of this country have changed in the last 50 years you are not awake to reality.
If you think the integrity of the fabric of America that made America great is not frayed you are not awake.
If you think it was OK for the gay pride fools to make a rainbow flag and desecrate the flag raising of Iwo Jima then you are one of them and there is no sense continuing the discussion.
There are those things of historical significance that are not to be re-defined and recast by today's permissive, no rules, anything goes attitudes.....whetner the minority groups athe minorities or special interest groups like it or not.

The majority in this country has allowed the politicians and special interest groups to tear down far too much of what we all know as heritage.
The best example? The recent confederate flag circus. Like it or not it was a signiificant part of our history. Like it or not it did not represent what some blacks and special interest wackos and politicians would have us think.
Anyway.....as a result it is gone. The few have made it into something to be ashamed of for reasons that suited their agenda....that had nothing to do with the average southerner, that did not own slaves, but were willing to give their lives for thflag that represented who they were and what they wanted. NOT A SYMBOL OF RACISM as re-defined by those today who are intent on tearing down our core values.

Not until something that is changed that affects the average American personally will the majority do anything about it....UNFORTUNATELY!

Maybe ANY attempts to re-define what the American flag represents will be the catalyst that gets we the people off their couches and the remotes out of their hands and get back to getting the majority back to where it belongs.....if it is not too late.

Yes, the youth of America is changing and far too many have no idea of what it cost America to get to it's greatness. What a terible legacy for the real America....and shame on the silent majority for allowing it to get this far.

[Guest]

When I sw the gay rainbow flagged being raised by the shirtless young men in their representation of the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima, I had seen enough.

Some not only do not understand, but do not deserve to live here.

If they knew even a little about this country, they would know the immense self sacrifice made to insure our countries survival and would understand the true meaning behind the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima


Friend,
As much as you did not like to see the representation of the Rainbow Flag being raised as on Iwo Jima, do not fail to see that as one of the Bill of Rights guarantees of Free Speech. The Marines raised the Iwo Jima flag (on Mt. Suribachi) to guarantee that freedom of speech even though others do not like what is being said or depicted.

Also, do not forget that one of the Marines who raised the flag was a Pima Indian named Ira Hayes. After he left the Corps, he spiraled downward and died drunk in a few inches of water. Even though he was a war hero, the society in America did not accept an American Indian as one of their own and did not take care of him in his time of need.

Semper Fi

[Guest]

If you are going to call people names because you do not like what they read, instead of attacking the subject matter, might I suggest that you either learn to spell or type.

I assume you were calling this person a "moron". There must be a spell check for those who indulge in this kind of stuff, or maybe, you could begin a "Spell check for insulting others". Heck, on here you have any number of built in customers.
Google Get a brain morans to see the humor you missed.

[Guest]

Friend,
As much as you did not like to see the representation of the Rainbow Flag being raised as on Iwo Jima, do not fail to see that as one of the Bill of Rights guarantees of Free Speech. The Marines raised the Iwo Jima flag (on Mt. Suribachi) to guarantee that freedom of speech even though others do not like what is being said or depicted.

Also, do not forget that one of the Marines who raised the flag was a Pima Indian named Ira Hayes. After he left the Corps, he spiraled downward and died drunk in a few inches of water. Even though he was a war hero, the society in America did not accept an American Indian as one of their own and did not take care of him in his time of need.

Semper Fi

You missed the entire point of the post. How very unfortunate!

[Guest]

Friend, your comments on the American flag are interesting.

Do you support the right of Sports Illustrated to have their swimsuit super model pose nearly naked laying on top of the American flag which is submerged under water?

Is that desecration of the flag or just a photo of a beautiful swimsuit model?

[Guest]

When I sw the gay rainbow flagged being raised by the shirtless young men in their representation of the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima, I had seen enough.

Some not only do not understand, but do not deserve to live here.

If they knew even a little about this country, they would know the immense self sacrifice made to insure our countries survival and would understand the true meaning behind the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima
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Friend,
As much as you did not like to see the representation of the Rainbow Flag being raised as on Iwo Jima, do not fail to see that as one of the Bill of Rights guarantees of Free Speech. The Marines raised the Iwo Jima flag (on Mt. Suribachi) to guarantee that freedom of speech even though others do not like what is being said or depicted.

Also, do not forget that one of the Marines who raised the flag was a Pima Indian named Ira Hayes. After he left the Corps, he spiraled downward and died drunk in a few inches of water. Even though he was a war hero, the society in America did not accept an American Indian as one of their own and did not take care of him in his time of need.

Semper Fi
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It was said that I missed the entire point of the post. No, I did not! The Marines were fighting to preserve our way of life which includes the Freedom of Speech. If you do not like the words or actions - that is just your right not like them and you may say whatever you want against them - BUT the person or group has the Constitutional right to say or depict whatever they want.

Friend, it was YOU that did not get the point of your own post.

[Guest]

Friend,
As much as you did not like to see the representation of the Rainbow Flag being raised as on Iwo Jima, do not fail to see that as one of the Bill of Rights guarantees of Free Speech. The Marines raised the Iwo Jima flag (on Mt. Suribachi) to guarantee that freedom of speech even though others do not like what is being said or depicted.

Also, do not forget that one of the Marines who raised the flag was a Pima Indian named Ira Hayes. After he left the Corps, he spiraled downward and died drunk in a few inches of water. Even though he was a war hero, the society in America did not accept an American Indian as one of their own and did not take care of him in his time of need.

Semper Fi


Not sure of what point you are making.

Perhaps my point was not clear, however, so......

I, personally, know (friends with the Michael Strank family who was in that pic) the horrors these men faced to protect liberty, NOT PERFECTION, thus utilizing a sad story makes what point ?

In my opinion, the use of that moment to promote gay rights manifests a lack of understanding of our history, and any depiction not exclusively gay rights, would foster the same opinion in me.

And your other question in an another post.... I find that use of a flag to be wrong, but that is just my opinion.

Hope I responded to all your questions.

The thread was on lack of understanding of the youth, and I gave my opinion. Your story,which I assume is meant to detract from that moment on that small island did not work with me at all. It was a symbolic moment for our country and I prefer to see it as just that.

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Not sure of what point you are making.

Perhaps my point was not clear, however, so......

In my opinion, the use of that moment to promote gay rights manifests a lack of understanding of our history, and any depiction not exclusively gay rights, would foster the same opinion in me.

And your other question in an another post.... I find that use of a flag to be wrong, but that is just my opinion.

Hope I responded to all your questions.

The thread was on lack of understanding of the youth, and I gave my opinion. Your story,which I assume is meant to detract from that moment on that small island did not work with me at all. It was a symbolic moment for our country and I prefer to see it as just that.

I completely understand how you feel regarding a depiction of an iconic moment being taken. However, that is one of the Freedoms the Marines were fighting for that day. Freedom of Speech - even though we may not agree.

The story of Ira Hayes shows how a war hero can be honored as a Marine but dishonored as a human. It does not take anything from the memory of Sgt. Strank. I would do nothing to dishonor Sgt. Strank or the other heroes of Iwo Jima.

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I completely understand how you feel regarding a depiction of an iconic moment being taken. However, that is one of the Freedoms the Marines were fighting for that day. Freedom of Speech - even though we may not agree.

The story of Ira Hayes shows how a war hero can be honored as a Marine but dishonored as a human. It does not take anything from the memory of Sgt. Strank. I would do nothing to dishonor Sgt. Strank or the other heroes of Iwo Jima.

The thread was meant to be about young Americans and how they do not realize what this holiday represents.

I said what I said as an example of how that it so.

If you think they do understand or do not understand make your point.

Lecturing me on things I do not need lecturing on seems a waste of a thread.

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My husband, a former Marine, was appalled to see that rainbow flag raised the way it was and I too am disgusted by the youth of America and their lack of respect. This country is heading downward quickly and soon the real men will be dying off and good luck to those flying the rainbow flag when Isis is coming for all of you. Sometimes these days I'm ashamed to be an American. Americans are so dumb sometimes as exhibited in the video. There is a difference between right and wrong and dishonoring our men who served is a disgrace and that is the Truth no matter how you libs try to spin it. I am sick of PC.

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My husband, a former Marine, was appalled to see that rainbow flag raised the way it was and I too am disgusted by the youth of America and their lack of respect. This country is heading downward quickly and soon the real men will be dying off and good luck to those flying the rainbow flag when Isis is coming for all of you. Sometimes these days I'm ashamed to be an American. Americans are so dumb sometimes as exhibited in the video. There is a difference between right and wrong and dishonoring our men who served is a disgrace and that is the Truth no matter how you libs try to spin it. I am sick of PC.


But, even though you are disgusted to see the Rainbow Flag that way, you agree that the people do have that right guaranteed to them by the First Amendment of the Constitution?

[Guest]

But, even though you are disgusted to see the Rainbow Flag that way, you agree that the people do have that right guaranteed to them by the First Amendment of the Constitution?

May I ask what is your point ?

NOBODY AT ANYTIME ever questioned this right, yet you continue to want to make it ....actually I have no idea of your intent.

The thread subject, you just ignore. What is your point. Nobody is trying to say any more than the depiction makes the point of the thread.

What is it that you are trying to do ?

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the partism guidelines do not allow for anything other than parroting points presented.
As a result if one asks them a question that goes outside the lines presented.....sort of like pulling the string in the neck of some dolls.

How very sad to be so limited.....or to have to act so limited if there is a thinking person being confined!

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May I ask what is your point ?

NOBODY AT ANYTIME ever questioned this right, yet you continue to want to make it ....actually I have no idea of your intent.

The thread subject, you just ignore. What is your point. Nobody is trying to say any more than the depiction makes the point of the thread.

What is it that you are trying to do ?

The point being that young Americans do know the meaning of Indepence Day. The First Amendment is one of the freedoms fought for and they are expressing that freedom in their own way.

Is it really that important that people remember WHO we separated from or WHY we separated from that country?

I believe that every school does have a chapter in their history book about the American Revolution. Whether or not it is remembered is a different story. Even if the schools do not cover it well, parents should make sure their kids know all about it. Do you believe your children have passed those lessons to your grandkids?

Anyhow, have a wonderful Independence Day and celebrate (safely) the American spirit!

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The point being that young Americans do know the meaning of Indepence Day. The First Amendment is one of the freedoms fought for and they are expressing that freedom in their own way.

Is it really that important that people remember WHO we separated from or WHY we separated from that country?

I believe that every school does have a chapter in their history book about the American Revolution. Whether or not it is remembered is a different story. Even if the schools do not cover it well, parents should make sure their kids know all about it. Do you believe your children have passed those lessons to your grandkids?

Anyhow, have a wonderful Independence Day and celebrate (safely) the American spirit!

So, your point is that everyone should ignore the OPs question, and wait for YOU to tell us the true meaning of the thread ?

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To the point: it's day off, get to shoot firecrackers, get drunk, and go to the beach, other than that the little bast$$$$ don't have clue! They damn sure not learning it in the progressive liberal teachings in public school which is gaint sinkhole for money with little improvements.:bowdown::beer3:

[Guest]

So, your point is that everyone should ignore the OPs question, and wait for YOU to tell us the true meaning of the thread ?

You got that one right on the first try!

Have a great Independence Day. Remember the troops on active duty as well as honoring all veterans! We owe them a lot!

Semper Fi

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Actually many young Americans know more about our history than a lot of adults in their 30's and 40's...unfortunately many people think that the young that are shown on tv, in the papers and on the computer are a large representation of how most of them are....they aren't...thank God..

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Actually many young Americans know more about our history than a lot of adults in their 30's and 40's...unfortunately many people think that the young that are shown on tv, in the papers and on the computer are a large representation of how most of them are....they aren't...thank God..

First I disagree that young people know of our history.

Second, the thought of the OP was not about knowing but what this holiday means, or any truely American holiday.

IF they knew how people suffered so the young folks could do what they want today, they would not mock God fearing Americans who do understand.

You do not need to believe in God to respect others right to believe, And KNOWING what happened does not automatically mean you understand the meaning.

I do agree that they are misrepresented by media, as are a lot of groups.

They are our future, so hopefully they will get it...I never meant that ALL young people fit into lack of understanding. They are going in the wrong direction however, and they need us to show and explain instead of yelling at each other.

Being patriotic today is considered to be a symptom of old age, and that is a shame.

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For what it might be worth, I offer this...

"For 14 percent of U.S. teens, the Fourth of July will mark the historic day we declared independence from France.

Another 5 percent think we rose up against the tyrannous Canadians on July 4, 1776.

That's according to a new study, which finds a sizable percentage of high school-age Americans don't really know what all the fuss is about today. More than a fifth of the survey respondents didn't know which country we declared our independence from, including 14 percent who thought it was France, not Britain.

The survey reported that 15 percent of U.S. teens didn't know the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776. Nine percent thought we ratified the Constitution that day. (That didn't happen for another 13 years.)"

Poll: Many Teens Don't Know July 4 History - ABC News (http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92955)

I do not think it is a huge deal, although it is a bit disconcerting to me but what bothers me is that they cannot possibly understand the thought and the principles that went into the document we celebrate today (most of us know it was not signed on July 4) and what that freedom meant to those folks.

Growing up with the constraints of World War 2, my parents insured that on this day, we were made aware of what we were fighting for. There was gas rationing and basically no tires to buy if you had a car so you did not go on an outing in the sense we know today.

I think we all have read or heard the words of John Adams as he spoke in support of signing this declaration and my Dad read them to me...i studied them in school and in college and they still ring true to me....

"If it be the pleasure of Heaven that my country shall require the poor offering of my life, the victim shall be ready at the appointed hour of sacrifice, come when that hour may. But while I do live, let me have a country, or at least the hope of a country, and that a free country.

But whatever may be our fate, be assured, be assured that this Declaration will stand. It may cost treasure, and it may cost blood, but it will stand and it will richly compensate for both.

Through the thick gloom of the present, I see the brightness of the future as the sun in heaven. We shall make this a glorious, an immortal day. When we are in our graves, our children will honor it. They will celebrate it with thanksgiving, with festivity, with bonfires, and illuminations."

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I've been giving this issue a lot of thought. I think there is a lot of truth in the belief that many Americans are ignorant of American history in general and the facts surrounding our origins in particular. I'm not convinced it's anything new but it is more true today than it was a generation or two ago.

I consider myself lucky in that I raised two sons who understand completely the meaning of our independence. For one thing, I was a career soldier and respect for the country and knowledge of our history was regularly taught at home. Furthermore, my wife was an immigrant who embraced American culture and history completely. She helped our sons study American history because it helped her to better understand our country.

My sons also spent most of their primary school years in Department of Defense Schools and I think there was probably more emphasis on American history in that environment than there probably was in stateside schools.

I remember having a conversation with another dad when my sons were in high school. He also lamented the fact that young kids didn't understand American history. I suggested that maybe if all kids had the opportunity to serve in the military, they might have a better understanding of where we came from. He basically said that he didn't want his kids to spend a useless couple of years in the military because it would put them behind their peers when they began their "real" careers.

My older son served in Iraq for several years before he resigned his commission. My younger son serves today on the front lines against ISIS. I imagine, when they have children of their own, that they'll teach them a little about the meaning of America.

[Guest]

Thanks to your sons for serving and to you for teaching them patriotism

[Guest]

And one more thing...patriotism isn't so much about what you know about what happened 239 years ago but rather about how you know how to apply those principles today.

I'm proud of how today's youth have been working to extend rights to people who have been heretofore denied the God-given rights that were expressed in the Declaration of Independence.

I'm a little ashamed that our generations were so reluctant to recognize that those rights applied to our fellow human beings.

[Guest]

I've been giving this issue a lot of thought. I think there is a lot of truth in the belief that many Americans are ignorant of American history in general and the facts surrounding our origins in particular. I'm not convinced it's anything new but it is more true today than it was a generation or two ago.

I consider myself lucky in that I raised two sons who understand completely the meaning of our independence. For one thing, I was a career soldier and respect for the country and knowledge of our history was regularly taught at home. Furthermore, my wife was an immigrant who embraced American culture and history completely. She helped our sons study American history because it helped her to better understand our country.

My sons also spent most of their primary school years in Department of Defense Schools and I think there was probably more emphasis on American history in that environment than there probably was in stateside schools.

I remember having a conversation with another dad when my sons were in high school. He also lamented the fact that young kids didn't understand American history. I suggested that maybe if all kids had the opportunity to serve in the military, they might have a better understanding of where we came from. He basically said that he didn't want his kids to spend a useless couple of years in the military because it would put them behind their peers when they began their "real" careers.

My older son served in Iraq for several years before he resigned his commission. My younger son serves today on the front lines against ISIS. I imagine, when they have children of their own, that they'll teach them a little about the meaning of America.

Thank you and your sons for your service. You must be a very proud father and your sons were blessed to have you and your wife as parents.

[Guest]

And one more thing...patriotism isn't so much about what you know about what happened 239 years ago but rather about how you know how to apply those principles today.

I'm proud of how today's youth have been working to extend rights to people who have been heretofore denied the God-given rights that were expressed in the Declaration of Independence.

I'm a little ashamed that our generations were so reluctant to recognize that those rights applied to our fellow human beings.

BS. Runneth over

[Guest]

BS. Runneth over

BS. In other words, you get to decide which rights extend to your fellow citizens.

[Guest]

Let me begin with the comments concerning Ira Hayes going from a hero to a zero because it is classic progressive thinking. You see progressives don't believe people should take responsibility for their own actions. You see progressives can't comprehend the limits to nature. So its society's fault that Ira Hayes failed in life

Since the 1960's progressive have viewed America as one big lab experiment.

In the 1960's it was civil rights and with their overreach created generation after generation of people feeling entitled to entitlements. to their grant and those of their race people like Thomas Sowell, Jason Riley, Colin Powell, Condi Rice and many like them knew better, took responsibility for their lives and melded well into society.

In the 1970's it was make love not war, feminism DINKS Roe v Wade. Today, and again because of progressive's overreach we have more unwed mothers so much so that has become fashionable, coupled with abortion which is damaging the delicate balance of a desirable replacement generation. One only has to view television shows to mirror the deep decrease in morality and civility along with the banality of youth because of their lack of appreciation for being provided a good and safe life.

The progressive also experiment with our educational system to this day. They are re-writing history, telling young minds how evil America is and mocking patriotism. Instead of the basic three r's civic, history, etc they believe multi-culturism, gender identification and internationalism is essential. Political correctness is so ingrained that they invented words like trigger warning and micro aggressions and that is one reason they won't teach the classic any longer...I mean they were all taught by evil white men and those are trigger warnings and micro aggressions that offend them

This social experiment also extended to our military and those that served know well the unintended consequences of those decisions.

And so recently we had Obamacare Dodd-Frank implemented which is killing businesses and damaging our economy, and SCOTUS judicial activist decisions concerning Obamacare and same sex marriage that have had absolutely no relevance to the Constitution and will continue to damage the very fabric of our civilized society

In my personal view we need the silent majority to be silent no more. The progressives have proven time and again that they are incapable of sound leadership their social experiments failed ,their Keynesian experiment has left this economy under performing since the recession ended in 2009

We need a sharp reversal of our policies today and a stop to the progressives social agenda. We need to take our country back. Because when shirtless gay men raise a rainbow flag and it is seen as a zen moment we are in deep deep trouble and the foreign vultures watching all of this are smacking their lips because they know what a great meal America will serve up when they conquer us.

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let me begin with the comments concerning ira hayes going from a hero to a zero because it is classic progressive thinking. You see progressives don't believe people should take responsibility for their own actions. You see progressives can't comprehend the limits to nature. So its society's fault that ira hayes failed in life

since the 1960's progressive have viewed america as one big lab experiment.

In the 1960's it was civil rights and with their overreach created generation after generation of people feeling entitled to entitlements. To their grant and those of their race people like thomas sowell, jason riley, colin powell, condi rice and many like them knew better, took responsibility for their lives and melded well into society.

In the 1970's it was make love not war, feminism dinks roe v wade. Today, and again because of progressive's overreach we have more unwed mothers so much so that has become fashionable, coupled with abortion which is damaging the delicate balance of a desirable replacement generation. One only has to view television shows to mirror the deep decrease in morality and civility along with the banality of youth because of their lack of appreciation for being provided a good and safe life.

The progressive also experiment with our educational system to this day. They are re-writing history, telling young minds how evil america is and mocking patriotism. Instead of the basic three r's civic, history, etc they believe multi-culturism, gender identification and internationalism is essential. Political correctness is so ingrained that they invented words like trigger warning and micro aggressions and that is one reason they won't teach the classic any longer...i mean they were all taught by evil white men and those are trigger warnings and micro aggressions that offend them

this social experiment also extended to our military and those that served know well the unintended consequences of those decisions.

And so recently we had obamacare dodd-frank implemented which is killing businesses and damaging our economy, and scotus judicial activist decisions concerning obamacare and same sex marriage that have had absolutely no relevance to the constitution and will continue to damage the very fabric of our civilized society:a20:

In my personal view :jester:we need the silent majority to be silent no more.:a20: The progressives have proven time and again that they are incapable of sound leadership their social experiments failed ,their keynesian experiment has left this economy under performing since the recession ended in 2009 :a20:

We need a sharp reversal of our policies today and a stop to the progressives social agenda:a20:. We need to take our country back. Because when shirtless gay men raise a rainbow flag and it is seen as a zen moment we are in deep deep trouble and the foreign vultures watching all of this are smacking their lips because they know what a great meal america will serve up when they conquer us.

what a bunch of reactionary right wing crap!!

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what a bunch of reactionary right wing crap!!

As usual anyone having any type position that differs from yours you only know how to respond with name calling and demeaning commentary.

Is it because you have no ability to acceot that another person is entitled to their opinion. Nobody is asking you to accept their opinion....just have enough respect for the freedoms, yes the ones that allow you to be so personally aggravating and rude.

You surely do not represent ANY group. The would be ashamed to have you say you are part of the organization.

Unless, GOD forbid there are more inconsiderates like yourself.

We also know these comments mean nothing to you....but it does to us.

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As usual anyone having any type position that differs from yours you only know how to respond with name calling and demeaning commentary.

Is it because you have no ability to acceot that another person is entitled to their opinion. Nobody is asking you to accept their opinion....just have enough respect for the freedoms, yes the ones that allow you to be so personally aggravating and rude.

You surely do not represent ANY group. The would be ashamed to have you say you are part of the organization.

Unless, GOD forbid there are more inconsiderates like yourself.

We also know these comments mean nothing to you....but it does to us.

Get back in your old white man troll hole. You have no relevance anymore.

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Get back in your old white man troll hole. You have no relevance anymore.

This is racist, full of bigotry and deserving of the white sheet award.

Why are you so racist as to bring up the color of ones skin at every opportunity ?

Sad. I think you can still post on your other site. Take your venom there.