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But I might add that most of these people probably wouldn't afford others the same consideration given the chance.
I, (NAME), do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice. So help me God.
But in no way will I accept blame for any of the housing bust. Not going to happen.
Yes, it represents it. But does it cause it? The nation (? I thought USA is multi-national?) is already decayed.ORIGINAL: Titanwarrior89
I don't like any of it-burning flags or vandalising public or private property. To me, its alot more than a burning piece of cloth. It represents a decaying nation from the family up to the nation's leaders.
I think that the whole bailout thing was very demoralising as it made people see that the government is helping banks in financial trouble but leaving small people alone. It worked the same way - they felt like the government said "screw you!" to them.ORIGINAL: H Gilmer
Some of the demands were pretty low brow like complete write-off of all student loans. I had a student loan and I paid it off myself. It would seem like a big "screw you!" to people like me who struggled and paid off their loans. There are also demands of the banks lowering the principal on house loans. But, the people who don't get this are the ones paying their loans. I bought small because I know what the standard is for buying a home. 28% of gross should be your payment.
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ORIGINAL: Titanwarrior89
I don't like any of it-burning flags or vandalising public or private property. To me, its alot more than a burning piece of cloth. It represents a decaying nation from the family up to the nation's leaders.
Yes, it represents it. But does it cause it? The nation (? I thought USA is multi-national?) is already decayed.
ORIGINAL: Andrew Williams
Sounds like your daughter is indoctinated
ORIGINAL: Perturabo
There are people who vandalize my city. That's why I can't even enjoy a walk without seeing neo-nazi/gangsta symbols everywhere. *sigh*
And repainting stuff they vandalized for their own money.ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
ORIGINAL: Perturabo
There are people who vandalize my city. That's why I can't even enjoy a walk without seeing neo-nazi/gangsta symbols everywhere. *sigh*
Yeah, that sucks. That and littering. It is always McDonalds bags too. The worst is when people vandalize in public parks and national rec areas. I'd love to put all taggers and those that litter in chain gangs for 2 weeks cleaning stuff up like that.
KatowiceORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
edit; BTW, which city you live in?
ORIGINAL: Perturabo
And repainting stuff they vandalized for their own money.ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
ORIGINAL: Perturabo
There are people who vandalize my city. That's why I can't even enjoy a walk without seeing neo-nazi/gangsta symbols everywhere. *sigh*
Yeah, that sucks. That and littering. It is always McDonalds bags too. The worst is when people vandalize in public parks and national rec areas. I'd love to put all taggers and those that litter in chain gangs for 2 weeks cleaning stuff up like that.
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I bet King George said the same thing about John Adams and that "gang".ORIGINAL: Max 86
Doomie said it best, "They don't have to love the country where they are living, but they should respect it."
These guys are nothing like John Adams who represented individual liberty and extremely limited government. They are the complete polar opposite of John Adams.
Not really. There are very few neo-nazis in Poland. The problem is that one asshole with a spray can can vandalize half of a city and nothing is done to hunt him down and stop him. I saw neo-nazi symbols painted all over the city centre and park and they looked like they were all painted by the same person. Oh and besides neo-nazi symbols, that person seems to dislike a sports club from a neighbouring city a lot.ORIGINAL: wodin
There is a big neo nazi movement I believe in poland is that right, and in other countires that came out from behind the Iron curtain.
What do these foreigners have to do with people who don't want to take responsibility for their own decision to buy themselves a dog and a few cretins who decided to be neo-nazis in a national country that doesn't even have any major immigration groups that would cause trouble and who themselves are vandals defacing peoples houses, stores, public parks, playgrounds for children, etc. because they felt need to tell everyone how great they feel about their skin colour and how they dislike the neighbouring sports club?ORIGINAL: Vincenzo Beretta
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And repainting stuff they vandalized for their own money.ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
Yeah, that sucks. That and littering. It is always McDonalds bags too. The worst is when people vandalize in public parks and national rec areas. I'd love to put all taggers and those that litter in chain gangs for 2 weeks cleaning stuff up like that.
There is even a faster way to stop this behaviour: make the guys at Lehman and AIG fix the stuff that they vandalized with their own money.
I find identifying country with its government and the ruling clique rather disturbing. Young people should protest with their national flags in their hands, not burning them. They should not see the country as something evil, but rather should see it as their property that is being harmed by the usurper element that wants to rob it for themselves and their pals.ORIGINAL: Vincenzo Beretta
RE: flag burning, what does a flag - even my country's flag - represents? The spirit and the values of that country and all his people? Fine: so, I gather, I can squander my pension's funds, the funds for my sons' education, and even those of someone else, too, and then go to the government and ask for a bailout, right?
And, if I can't, what I'm respecting/fighting for exactly? The rights of a few to do what they want while the rest not only must accept the consequences not only of acts of their of making, but also of acts made by others who were bailed out?
I'm not for flag-burning, but a country must earn respect for his flag among his own people. Flag-burning is a symptom, not a disease: the act of young people who grew up being taught about "merits" and "values" and "veterans who fought for the flag", but that what they are actually seeing now is their future stripped away by people who de facto pooped BIG TIME about the merits and the values symbolized by the flag, and are still laughing all the way to their bank - pretty happy that no one is frowning in their direction but in the one of some flag-burner.
ORIGINAL: 2ndACR
I would not have given one red cent of taxpayer money. Ever. You either make it or you go belly up.
ORIGINAL: Jim D Burns
The fact Wall Street used their massive political influence for bailouts and basically looted the coffers of the American public is a crime sure, I too want people in jail. But their power and influence is so vast and the political system here so corrupt, it would take someone of considerable fortitude to ever do anything about it. And I haven’t seen a political leader like that in decades, so don’t hold your breath.
ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel
Yeah. I think if you are too big to fail then you are too big to exist. We can agree on that Vinnie, but I doubt you actually think that way. Like I said before, I can understand as sympathize with people exercising their rights and airing their frustrations.