[DJ Urbanovsky]

I've really been working at moderating my use of profanity lately, but I'm not going to do that right now: Eff those Mexican students, and eff that principal. The flag of the country you're fortunate enough to reside in, arguably the country in the world that has the most freedom, offends your tender sensibilities? Maybe you should GTFO. I'd have told that principal where he can stick it.

If someone is concerned about some kids who might wearing the flag of the nation they live in to make some kind of a political statement, perhaps they might consider shifting their gaze to the other kids wearing the flag of a foreign nation, who might also be doing it to make a political statement.

America certainly isn't perfect, but our nation is a product of the hard work and dedication of our people. We come from many diverse cultures and unify under one flag. There are factions out there that would see us divided or would subvert our culture so that it looks more like theirs.

I've said before that I recognize and appreciate strong roots to one's culture. Be proud of where you came from. But don't foist your culture upon me. If I want to participate, I'll do it on my own.

Those Mexican students, I wonder if they've ever considered which direction most of the migratory traffic travels across our southern border, and why?