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06-20-2012, 15:45
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Richard - Nice Op Ed piece of fluff that means little except "the liberals are right and the others are not". Of ocurse you would expect that now from teh liberal press.
My question, what is so "adult" about the song "God Bless the USA"? I just can't figure it out, except what was said in the very beginning that it may "offend" some people. Once again, what is so offensive about the song?
I think it is PC run amok and we can no longer flay our flags, wear our t-shirts, or do anything that expresses our pride in the USA for fear it will offend.... someone.
As for the idiot yelling, that is the standard Lib tactic of he has his right to free speech and the other does not as he can drown them out. For God's sake don't do that to them as they will go berserk and the press will pillar you for it.
My 2 cents, but this type of don't talk good about the USA as it will offend is crap.
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06-20-2012, 16:11
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Even after the city’s Education Department explained that Ms. Hawkins had eliminated both songs simultaneously, Representative Turner’s campaign staff perpetuated the myth, declaring in its news release that Principal Hawkins had forbidden kindergartners to sing “God Bless the U.S.A.” but instead allowed them “to sing a Justin Bieber song gauged toward teenagers.” When I asked the campaign press aide why this was being stated even when it wasn’t so, she said that she had relied on what had been “widely reported.”
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Reminds me of WMDs myth!
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06-20-2012, 16:14
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Hmmmm - Because kids sing God Bless America they'll burn in Hell?
Must be lib think. The liberal mind on display for all to see.
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I'm not too sure that many liberals believe in hell, unless of course it is reserved for patriotic conservatives.
On the other hand, maybe this heckler was somehow connected to Fred Phelps and his Westboro racket? The theme is similar, what with their insistence that God loves dead soldiers and hates America, among other things....
I will gladly sing/whistle/hum "God Bless the USA" or any patriotic tune of my choice in commemoration of those who have laid down their lives for our freedom.
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06-20-2012, 17:00
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Reminds me of WMDs myth!
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Myth? Then why'd they execute this guy:
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middle...645847464.html
Ali Hassan al-Majid, the cousin of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, has been executed in Iraq for crimes against humanity, a government spokesman said.
Al-Majid, nicknamed "Chemical Ali", received his fourth death sentence last week, for ordering the gassing of Kurds in the Iraqi village of Halabja.
"The condemned Ali Hassan al-Majid has been executed by hanging until death today," spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said on Monday.
In March 1988, Iraqi jets swooped over the village of Halabja and sprayed it with a deadly mix of mustard gas and the nerve agents Tabun, Sarin and VX.
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Last I looked, Tabun, Sarin and VX were weapons of mass destruction.
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06-20-2012, 17:10
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Myth? Then why'd they execute this guy:
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For actions which took place before GW1 - WCH was talking about the post-911 WMD claims of the GWB administration against Iraq.
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06-20-2012, 20:33
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For actions which took place before GW1 - WCH was talking about the post-911 WMD claims of the GWB administration against Iraq.
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So? What do you think they would have done with them? Destroy them, while Saddam's regime was escalating its agenda of mayhem?
"There were no WMD's" is nothing but a liberal talking point, like "he lacks gravitas".
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06-20-2012, 20:58
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So? What do you think they would have done with them? Destroy them, while Saddam's regime was escalating its agenda of mayhem?
"There were no WMD's" is nothing but a liberal talking point, like "he lacks gravitas".
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YGBSM - Iraq's WMDs were a thing of the past by 2003 even though Saddam was led to believe otherwise by his own commanders - we went there for a number of valid reasons; WMDs wasn't one of them.
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06-20-2012, 22:36
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My take---anyone who fights against singing songs like this should show some courage in their conviction, and not accept money with "In God We Trust" printed thereon.
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06-21-2012, 06:40
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YGBSM - Iraq's WMDs were a thing of the past by 2003 even though Saddam was led to believe otherwise by his own commanders - we went there for a number of valid reasons; WMDs wasn't one of them.
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Oh, so they used all of them on the Kurds.
Lose at poker, much?
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06-21-2012, 08:30
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So Dusty since this thread is about deportations, can you please tell us which President has been tougher on deportations than any other modern day president?
a. George Herbert Walker Bush
b. William Jefferson Clinton
c. George Walker Bush
d. Barrack H Obama
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06-21-2012, 08:53
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So Dusty since this thread is about deportations, can you please tell us which President has been tougher on deportations than any other modern day president?
a. George Herbert Walker Bush
b. William Jefferson Clinton
c. George Walker Bush
d. Barrack H Obama
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Again, you're working from the wrong premise, Bro. This thread is about anti-American educators.
And, as far as falling into your rhetorical trap goes-you'll never talk me into voting for a Dem.
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06-21-2012, 09:04
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So Dusty since this thread is about deportations, can you please tell us which President has been tougher on deportations than any other modern day president?
a. George Herbert Walker Bush
b. William Jefferson Clinton
c. George Walker Bush
d. Barrack H Obama
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Mixed bag, while the answer you seek is d, he has also stimied more laws to get the illegals and allow the illegal vote than any other president. In my book, that makes him pro illegal. I do not care about the number of law breakers he has sent home. They only come right back due to the stae laws preventing it being challenged by him and his BS cronies.
Thus you lose in that idea camp.
Libs are dim
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06-21-2012, 09:50
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Oh, so they used all of them on the Kurds.
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Only the few that remained of their previous stocks - most were used in their border wars with Iran, and then they lost their supplier and post-GW1 came under close international scrutiny regarding any attempts to resurrect their former WMD capacity.
Back on topic with this thread - politics...meh.
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06-22-2012, 03:36
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So Dusty since this thread is about deportations, can you please tell us which President has been tougher on deportations than any other modern day president?
a. George Herbert Walker Bush
b. William Jefferson Clinton
c. George Walker Bush
d. Barrack H Obama
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I know, I wasn't asked but my answer would be any one of these guys.
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León
Vicente Fox Quesada
Felipe Calderón Hinojosa
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