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I know of no group that protests flying flags of other nations.During the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
I served as well, so you either didn't meet many people or are just lying.During the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
I know of no group that protests flying flags of other nations.During the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
Being in SoCal I've been seeing a lot of this more and more for the past decade. Many consider themselves Mexican and want to turn the US into the shithole they or their parents escaped.
Hook them up to a polygraph and find out where their loyalties are before granting a path to citizenship.
Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game planDuring the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game plan
Good for you Joe ... glad to hear it. "privileged white guys named Biff" are generally libtards such as yourself and shirk the military. Most of the Hispanics you encountered are generally devout religious and would stomp your ass if they knew about what you did to that Nun [Thought I forgot that did ya ?]Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game plan
Really? Because frankly, most Hispanics I know are more patriotic than a lot of white people. Saw lots of hispanics when I was in the military, not a lot of privileged white guys named Biff.
Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game planDuring the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
Irish are protesting and rioting!? Thanks for the great intel, oh knowledgeable dumbass!Being in SoCal I've been seeing a lot of this more and more for the past decade. Many consider themselves Mexican and want to turn the US into the shithole they or their parents escaped.
Hook them up to a polygraph and find out where their loyalties are before granting a path to citizenship.
Hey, how about those Irish during a St. Paddy's Parade? They want to turn America into Ireland, obviously!
Or those Italians during Columbus Day!
or those fuckin' Germans during Oktoberfest!
Seriously, no grown man should wear Lederhosen!!!
Good for you Joe ... glad to hear it. "privileged white guys named Biff" are generally libtards such as yourself and shirk the military. Most of the Hispanics you encountered are generally devout religious and would stomp your ass if they knew about what you did to that Nun [Thought I forgot that did ya ?]
Irish are protesting and rioting!? Thanks for the great intel, oh knowledgeable dumbass!
Yet more leftard lies. Stupid strawmen is all the left have.Irish are protesting and rioting!? Thanks for the great intel, oh knowledgeable dumbass!
Obviously, you weren't complaining about the 'protesting" you were complaining they weren't real Americans because they were flying foreign flags... just like the Irish do.
Okay so maybe you didn't ... maybe you just fantasized doing it. So what did the priests do to you that has you so rabidly obsessed with attacking all things Godly ? Did they hurt you Joe ? Did they make you feel all gooshy in the tooshy ? That would certainly explain a lot of things such as your support of all things LGBT ... early childhood trauma can make you a tad queer ya know. And why would you applaud when I told you that Pol Pot killed all the priests ? You're a funny little fella Joey Boy with some serious mental issues --- you do realize that I don't mean funny like a clown dontcha .... you're a tad queer little fellaGood for you Joe ... glad to hear it. "privileged white guys named Biff" are generally libtards such as yourself and shirk the military. Most of the Hispanics you encountered are generally devout religious and would stomp your ass if they knew about what you did to that Nun [Thought I forgot that did ya ?]
I didn't do anything to a nun. NOw, true, when she said "God had a good reason for your mom to die" (of a horrible disease that took a year and a half to kill her and bankrupted her family) I really, realy did want to bash that nasty old Lesbians head into the nearest wall. But I showed restraint.
But I was in the military for 11 years... and the only wealthy guy I saw was a Jewish captain who decided he was a woman after he left the service.
You been reading too much leftarded revised history.Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game planDuring the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
PFUI. The Japanese Americans were constantly treated as inferiors, or invaders. During the First World War, Washington State for example, almost passed a law making it illegal for the Japanese to own property. During the run up to the Second World War, nonsensical propaganda was out there every day, not from official sources, but generally believed and in the newspapers about Japanese Americans really being "Fifth Columnists". General Sharp was so worried about the uprising of Japanese Americans as saboteurs, he basically ignored the threat from the sea and air to focus instead on the Japanese Americans.
They were not made to feel welcome. Nor were they taught that America loved and welcomed them. There were even laws segregating them into schools in San Francisco because the good people didn't want the Yellow Peril mixing with the Whites.
The Japanese Americans were patriotic in spite of the attitudes of the nation, not because of it.
Okay so maybe you didn't ... maybe you just fantasized doing it. So what did the priests do to you that has you so rabidly obsessed with attacking all things Godly ? Did they hurt you Joe ? Did they make you feel all gooshy in the tooshy ?
That would certainly explain a lot of things such as your support of all things LGBT ... early childhood trauma can make you a tad queer ya know.
And why would you applaud when I told you that Pol Pot killed all the priests ?
You're a funny little fella Joey Boy with some serious mental issues --- you do realize that I don't mean funny like a clown dontcha .... you're a tad queer little fella
You been reading too much leftarded revised history.Brilliant Post SavannahMan, you are a true scholar. HOWEVER - you failed to factor in mindsets of the eras. The German-Americans of WWI and Japanese-Americans of WWII were made to feel pride in their new homeland, American patriotism was instilled in them as well as being contagious in their communities. America was considered a melting Pot . In the present era America is not considered a melting pot, patriotism is not instilled in anybody in fact it is ridiculed by the powers that be. The melting Pot which some now prefer to call a 'mosaic' has been forged into a bubbling mass of conflict and immigrants are encouraged and conditioned to despise their hosts ... totally different game planDuring the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
PFUI. The Japanese Americans were constantly treated as inferiors, or invaders. During the First World War, Washington State for example, almost passed a law making it illegal for the Japanese to own property. During the run up to the Second World War, nonsensical propaganda was out there every day, not from official sources, but generally believed and in the newspapers about Japanese Americans really being "Fifth Columnists". General Sharp was so worried about the uprising of Japanese Americans as saboteurs, he basically ignored the threat from the sea and air to focus instead on the Japanese Americans.
They were not made to feel welcome. Nor were they taught that America loved and welcomed them. There were even laws segregating them into schools in San Francisco because the good people didn't want the Yellow Peril mixing with the Whites.
The Japanese Americans were patriotic in spite of the attitudes of the nation, not because of it.
Mexicans fly the Mexican rag on US federal property.I know of no group that protests flying flags of other nations.During the Great War, or as it became known later, the First World War, the German Government expected the German American citizens to rise up and attack from within the United States. They believed that the German half of the self identification would win out. That no such thing happened is of course historical fact.
The next war, the Government believed that the Japanese Americans were a huge threat. They were not given the chance, to demonstrate their loyalty as the German Americans were, instead they were locked up in "internment camps" or if you prefer field prisons. They were investigated to the nth degree and found to be loyal to the US. No sabotage was ever conducted by these people.
In fact, the German Americans of the First World War fought heroically against the mother nation. Despite belonging as children, and adults, to various German American organizations, reading the propaganda sheets in the mother tongue, and feeling a certain sympathy for Germany during the war.
In the Second World War, the Japanese Americans were well known as the heroic members of among other units, the 442nd. We still didn't trust them enough to actually let them fight Japan, but against Germany in Europe, they performed above and beyond any reasonable standard of duty.
When I was in the Military, we had people from Puerto Rico, and several other Central and South American countries. We had Jamaicans, and we had folks from all over. They all fought, and they all risked death to serve this nation.
The funny thing is that you and the rest don't seem to mind other "ethic" celebrations. Everyone wears green on Saint Patrick's day. Everyone embraces the Irish culture in so far as they drink beer and cheer and celebrate. But God Forbid if they celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Why that is absolutely unamerican.
Calm down. Enjoy your Freedom Fries. Tell yourself that it makes you a hell of a patriot to drink bourbon and ignore foreign whiskey. Enjoy a Bud. But calm the hell down.
When I bought this house, there was a flag pole in the yard. There is no flag flying on it, and has not been since I moved in. I won't fly the American Flag. I won't fly it so long as the Department of Homeland Insecurity ignores the Bill of Rights. I talk people out of joining the military now, because I tell them what they would be fighting for. A Government that steals people's property, and tramples the rights of the citizens.
I have a neighbor who flys a flag, and I don't care. There is another neighbor who flys the flag of the African Continent. I don't care about that either. One flys the Gadsden Flag with the Confederate Flag. I could care less.
If someone wants to fly the Mexican Flag, I could care less. If they take down someone else's flag to put theirs up, on property they do not own or rent, then I have an issue. That would be vandalism at the least, criminal trespass, or whatever the local ordinances call it. Otherwise, I could care less.
If its your flagpole, fly what the hell you want. If it is someone else's flagpole, leave it the hell alone.
