Thread: A quick question

When we first went over into Iraq, we didn't raise the American flag over any of there buildings, due to it being a sign of the USA trying to establish another (occupy) colony. Instead of being a more or less a invasion to over throw a corrupt government/lack there of. (Was the flag as I remember correct?)

However in our own country, people are allowed to raise flags from other countries. As well as burn, step, spit on ours.

Are you all starting to feel like me, I mean, I feel like I am stuck in some comic book, cause this cant be a reality..Not in this country.

Sure do feel like you do. There's been civilized etiquette that's been respected even by the enemy, that seems to be being used as a royal slap in the face of America.

The U.S. government often practices p.c. trying to appease the media and world opinion and our enemies interpets this p.c. business as weakness.A good example is this invasion of illegals into our country.Everytime someone in government defends the illegals lawbreaking,it enboldens them to demand more "rights" and privileges that they aren't entitled to in the first place.

Originally Posted by ChromeDome

The U.S. government often practices p.c. trying to appease the media and world opinion and our enemies interpets this p.c. business as weakness.A good example is this invasion of illegals into our country.Everytime someone in government defends the illegals lawbreaking,it enboldens them to demand more "rights" and privileges that they aren't entitled to in the first place.

ITA. Additionally, they think of us as pushovers and fools (for which we can thank our government) because there is no way that any one of us could go to Mexico, behave as the illegals are allowed to do here and live to tell the tale.

Actually I have been in Mexico City looking for work without a work visa. Definitely much tougher than here the employers there are afraid to violate the law.

The two gigs that I could get were doing elder care for a relative and tutoring English at a boarding house for college students.