Originally posted by insein
Yes you do. And i have every right to come over and beat the shit out of you for doing it.
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Originally posted by insein
Yes you do. And i have every right to come over and beat the shit out of you for doing it.
Originally posted by alan1234567890
you all miss the point. freedom to me means that ican practice any religion i chose. or not chose i can burn a flag or give a speech without interference. i can look at porn and of course vote for who i chose. FREEDOM
Originally posted by alan1234567890
no thats wrong if a communist was on your block would you shoot him? in this country he is allowed to practice. freedom of expresion.
Originally posted by alan1234567890
you beleve that everyone can be free as long as they agree wih everything you think is right. if you dont like porn then it should be ilegal that is narrow minded. if say you dont like porn dont watch it ok.
Originally posted by alan1234567890
no thats wrong if a communist was on your block would you shoot him? in this country he is allowed to practice. freedom of expresion.
Originally posted by jsmalls14
In such times that we Americans are facing, I think that we need to take an empathetic approach to those who "support resistance in Iraq." While I do NOT, in any manner, agree with such a statement, as seen in the pictures previously posted, I can somewhat relate to those who made such signs. Those people feel betrayed by their country, as cynically as it may sound, they feel betrayed by democracy. Now, perhaps those who make such radical statements have not a pragmatic view of our world, but, nontheless, we should still try to understand the messages they convey. These people may feel that terrorist attacks against our country, if carried out in a severe manner, will restore ancient values of honor and integrity to our nation. In reality, such values, however, can only be restored under the guidance of an administration that supports temperance amongst the population. The Bush administration cares only about the wealthy and, so, the President makes it a priority to aid the wealthy and disregard the needs of the poor and middleclass. Because of this, perhaps the signs portraying Bush as an aristocratic jackass are not too far from the truth. While, of course, Bush is not the next Hitler, he sure is hell isn't the next FDR either.
I think that we need to take an empathetic approach to those who "support resistance in Iraq."
Originally posted by alan1234567890
i have an education and a job i just wish things were better and eventually we all will be on the streets
Originally posted by kindasleezyrice
If you live in America and do not like it, Leave
Originally posted by alan1234567890
i would like to say that im tired of people who call others names and say if you dont like it get the hell out. i and everyone on this post has a right to say what they want without rederrick and take or leave it anthems thank you.
Originally posted by jimnyc
And you missed the point. If you burn a flag, we reserve the right to kick the ever loving shit out of you. Now THAT'S freedom.
Originally posted by lilcountriegal
I completely disagree. There are people fighting and dying on a daily basis so you can continue to exercise the right to bitch about war. That's one thing you anti-war freaks fail to remember.