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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 10:15:57 AM   
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I guess they feel that way Bama...I think if millions of American feel that way, and we are talking millions, we should be looking for solutions. Don't you... instead of having a hissy fit over displaying a flag in a pickup truck.

Butch

Yes but you have to keep in mind that the contempt may well be, and to a large part is, paranoid delusion. The kid displaying the flag in the pickup truck wasn't the one having a hissy fit. It was the people who insisted on denying his right to do so. You have to be able to see that if someone has a right to make a statement by walking on a flag someone else has the right to make a statement by flying it.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 10:23:14 AM   
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But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch

< Message edited by kdsub -- 5/19/2015 10:24:36 AM >


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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 11:14:43 AM   
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But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 11:26:58 AM   
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My high school didn't do the pledge of allegiance all to often.

Finally you've said something everyone can believe.


That I could say the pledge at any time is a concept you really do not understand.

Good try on trying to attack/insult me. Better performance than Aylee. Unfortunately its still amateur hour....


I'm pretty sure we don't know what it means in your head.


When you read a book, do you have to read EVERY SINGLE WORD out loud? Like a 2nd grader? Or did you learn how to read to yourself? That you can't figure this concept out makes me seriously question your credentials. I've tried to give you the benefit of doubt, but after this piece of....evidence...I am now questioning it.


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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 11:40:32 AM   
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Sanity i just don't see schools as bastions of liberals out to overthrow the Constitution and deny good Americans their right to display patriotism.

It seems to me the situation with the school and flags was resolved quickly... now if we could only display as much outrage over the situation of African Americans in this country under the same flag.... It would be great to get it resolved just as quickly.


Sanity doesn't understand the definition of the word 'liberal'. There is his definition, and then there is the dictionary version (pay close attention to #3 thru #7) Most schools are a mixture of liberal and conservative, with a bit more on the liberal side. Higher level education often requires one to think for themselves, to defend their viewpoints with argument and facts. You can tell from many of Sanity's postings that he never went to college. He wouldn't know a 'Bastion of Liberalism' if he lived in it for 35 years! He's prejudiced towards a word he doesn't even understand.


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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 11:44:23 AM   
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But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".


Yeah, Klansman towards a non-white person. The concept has been known for eighty years. The Southern Poverty Law Center (and similar organizations) has issued many reports on this and similar issues numerous times. For individuals to use the American flag to bully other people due to their skin color.

That you have no knowledge of this, nor the ability to understand it going forward, is not surprising in the least.....

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 11:53:39 AM   
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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: Sanity
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ORIGINAL: kdsub
But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".


Yeah, Klansman towards a non-white person. The concept has been known for eighty years. The Southern Poverty Law Center (and similar organizations) has issued many reports on this and similar issues numerous times. For individuals to use the American flag to bully other people due to their skin color.

That you have no knowledge of this, nor the ability to understand it going forward, is not surprising in the least.....

A shame (for the validity of your post) that this has no bearing on the kid with a flag on his pickup.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 12:10:20 PM   
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I guess they feel that way Bama...I think if millions of Americans feel that way, and we are talking millions, we should be looking for solutions. Don't you... instead of having a hissy fit over displaying a flag in a pickup truck.

If we spent one tenth the effort to guarantee that all Americans benefit from all the amendments to the Constitution as you and many others spend defending the 2nd amendment we would not be having this conversation.

Butch
But you do understand, don't you Butch, that in having opportunity...guaranteed by the Constitution...and propped up by things such as preferential treatment for government contracts, applications for college weighted in their favor solely by their color, and other things...they do have "equal opportunity"? Does that automatically equate to equal outcome? No. Nor should it. I'm a doctor, my cousin is not. His father and my father grew up in the same household. Had the same opportunities and choices. My father made his choice and so did my uncle. So, I wound up growing up in a materially easier household than my cousin. But when I graduated high school and he graduated high school, we both had equal opportunities and choices. I chose one way, he chose another. Is what I have now...earned about 3 different fucking times...somehow an indication that I had more opportunity than he did? Did Condoleeza or Colin Powell or Chris Rock have better opportunities than I did?

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 12:40:24 PM   
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Sanity i just don't see schools as bastions of liberals out to overthrow the Constitution and deny good Americans their right to display patriotism.

It seems to me the situation with the school and flags was resolved quickly... now if we could only display as much outrage over the situation of African Americans in this country under the same flag.... It would be great to get it resolved just as quickly.

Butch

Nothing was resolved. The two photos represent the same issue to me, people dont assimilate. People living here are taught to hate this nation despite being a part of it, despite the rights (and privileges) they themselves enjoy which have been bought with blood sweat and tears of true patriots


Both photos are an expression of freedom. The underlying concept of the 1st amendment. I do not like seeing someone walk all over the American flag. But that is one way of determining if we have freedoms or not. There have been a host of moments in American history to which US Citizens have done things and tested the boundaries of freedom and liberty. At one time blacks were not allowed to marry whites. Or for Native Americans to challenge the US Government's actions in a court of law. Or for gay marriage to be allowed.

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Baltimore is the best recent example that we have of where all of this is heading


Its not heading where you think it is. You want destruction, hatred, anger and animosity. It fuels your prejudices and hides your fears and lack of knowledge. Currently today there are people protesting. Peacefully, which is allowed under the 1st amendment. The city is quiet today (experiencing the normal realm every large city does in America). Behind the scenes, there are people meeting with people to figure out better ways of dealing with the problems known. Its a long, drawn out process unfortunately.

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Meanwhile our president has effectively thrown the border wide open to floods of people, many of whom openly despise the United States, and we are importing legions from overseas, many whose first allegiance is and will always be to Islamic law


No he hasn't. You keep listening to all that right-wing conspiracy junk and bullshit. The GOP/TP had a golden opportunity to secure those borders back in 2010. And they largely pissed it away. Which is something they do almost every month....piss opportunity away. What happened in 2010? The Affordable Care Act was signed into law. An there was intense opposition from the GOP/TP and its supporters, right? Now, what if the GOP/TP had said to the President and Democrats: "Ok, will genuinely help on the ACA but we would help the same towards immigration reform and tighter port/border security, particularly along the border with Mexico". And that both bills are signed into law on the same day, by the President of the United States. Its called 'A COMPROMISE'; a word not known to conservatives and libertarians for some unknown reason....

An the 'pissing of opportunity' now? Well the ACA was a decent bill, but not a perfect one. There are some holes and some places that could use fixing. The GOP/TP still wants the same thing they did back five years ago, right? Shouldn't take to much brain power to figure out where this is going, right?

Last I checked, this nation has seen many people enter from war-torn Europe in the 1940's whom were very Christian. Even Catholic! I could apply your fear of Islamic Law to how some Americans feared more Catholics and 'questionable' Christian viewpoints entering into mainstream America back then. At the end of the day, its all about spreading fear, hatred, animosity, and ignorance. The real villains of freedom and liberty.

There are many US Citizens whom are follow Islam. They want the same thing most other Americans want: raise their families, work, live in peace with their neighbors. Yes, that religion has its extremists whom can and do terrible things. So does every religion including Christianity. Or are you one of those deluded individuals that believe (falsely) that Christians are unable to do bad things to people. Check out 4/19/95 and Oklahoma City on Google. Tell me what you find....


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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 12:54:56 PM   
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ORIGINAL: BamaD
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ORIGINAL: joether
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ORIGINAL: Sanity
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ORIGINAL: kdsub
But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".


Yeah, Klansman towards a non-white person. The concept has been known for eighty years. The Southern Poverty Law Center (and similar organizations) has issued many reports on this and similar issues numerous times. For individuals to use the American flag to bully other people due to their skin color.

That you have no knowledge of this, nor the ability to understand it going forward, is not surprising in the least.....

A shame (for the validity of your post) that this has no bearing on the kid with a flag on his pickup.


I figured that issue was resolved. I even stated it as such. I have no problem with someone with a flag on their truck. I might have a problem with such a moment when the individual has a gun rack, NRA sticker, and several bumper stickers displaying hatred towards other religions (besides Christianity) and races (besides white). You have seen examples of this concept. Those individuals are using the American flag to spread fear, hatred, intolerance, and even threats towards other US Citizens.

I've seen pick ups with the American Flag positioned in the center of the 'tray'. Some had stickers for the US Military. Some for the NRA. Some with both. Dont have a problem with those individuals. Its seen they place other marks like a KKK sticker, for example, that I have a problem with it. Yeah, I do not disallow their exercise of 'freedom of speech'. But I am not required to agree with their views either! As I see the basis of their views as negative and hateful. The flag is misused.

I dislike the image of someone walking over the American Flag. Yet, I understand its someone testing freedom and liberty in a nation that states its for both concepts.

I've displayed the flag correctly all my life. For nine years it was on my shoulder. For a number of years hanging on the wall in my dorm room. Not one of those cheap looking flags either! I even received a very well made American flag as part of a ceremony. Its up on my shelf, correctly folded, in a display case. Been in my ceremonies in which it was raised and lowered. Usually while standing at attention and saluting.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 1:14:46 PM   
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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: kdsub
Sanity i just don't see schools as bastions of liberals out to overthrow the Constitution and deny good Americans their right to display patriotism.

It seems to me the situation with the school and flags was resolved quickly... now if we could only display as much outrage over the situation of African Americans in this country under the same flag.... It would be great to get it resolved just as quickly.


Sanity doesn't understand the definition of the word 'liberal'. There is his definition, and then there is the dictionary version (pay close attention to #3 thru #7) Most schools are a mixture of liberal and conservative, with a bit more on the liberal side. Higher level education often requires one to think for themselves, to defend their viewpoints with argument and facts. You can tell from many of Sanity's postings that he never went to college. He wouldn't know a 'Bastion of Liberalism' if he lived in it for 35 years! He's prejudiced towards a word he doesn't even understand.





http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/18/education/18faculty.html?_r=0


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In a separate study of voter registration records, Professor Klein found a nine-to-one ratio of Democrats to Republicans on the faculties of Berkeley and Stanford. That study, which included professors from the hard sciences, engineering and professional schools as well as the humanities and social sciences, also found the ratio especially lopsided among the younger professors of assistant or associate rank: 183 Democrats versus 6 Republicans.


http://teachersunionexposed.com/dues.php


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Indeed, looking at polling data from the 2003 National Education Study, only 51 percent of teachers who are also union members identify as Democrats. The rest identify as Republicans (25 percent) or Independents (24 percent). Republicans who join unions typically feel alienated from the organization and its political giving; a Harris Interactive poll from 2003 showed that 83 percent of Republican teachers union members felt that the union was more liberal than they were.



Links Joe. Bloviating out stuff isn't fact.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 1:18:25 PM   
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ORIGINAL: joether

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ORIGINAL: BamaD
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ORIGINAL: joether
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ORIGINAL: Sanity
quote:

ORIGINAL: kdsub
But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".


Yeah, Klansman towards a non-white person. The concept has been known for eighty years. The Southern Poverty Law Center (and similar organizations) has issued many reports on this and similar issues numerous times. For individuals to use the American flag to bully other people due to their skin color.

That you have no knowledge of this, nor the ability to understand it going forward, is not surprising in the least.....

A shame (for the validity of your post) that this has no bearing on the kid with a flag on his pickup.


I figured that issue was resolved. I even stated it as such. I have no problem with someone with a flag on their truck. I might have a problem with such a moment when the individual has a gun rack, NRA sticker, and several bumper stickers displaying hatred towards other religions (besides Christianity) and races (besides white). You have seen examples of this concept. Those individuals are using the American flag to spread fear, hatred, intolerance, and even threats towards other US Citizens.

I've seen pick ups with the American Flag positioned in the center of the 'tray'. Some had stickers for the US Military. Some for the NRA. Some with both. Dont have a problem with those individuals. Its seen they place other marks like a KKK sticker, for example, that I have a problem with it. Yeah, I do not disallow their exercise of 'freedom of speech'. But I am not required to agree with their views either! As I see the basis of their views as negative and hateful. The flag is misused.

I dislike the image of someone walking over the American Flag. Yet, I understand its someone testing freedom and liberty in a nation that states its for both concepts.

I've displayed the flag correctly all my life. For nine years it was on my shoulder. For a number of years hanging on the wall in my dorm room. Not one of those cheap looking flags either! I even received a very well made American flag as part of a ceremony. Its up on my shelf, correctly folded, in a display case. Been in my ceremonies in which it was raised and lowered. Usually while standing at attention and saluting.




Wow...lots of KKK in the People's Republic of Mass?

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 1:29:52 PM   
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ORIGINAL: HunterCA


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ORIGINAL: kdsub
Sanity i just don't see schools as bastions of liberals out to overthrow the Constitution and deny good Americans their right to display patriotism.

It seems to me the situation with the school and flags was resolved quickly... now if we could only display as much outrage over the situation of African Americans in this country under the same flag.... It would be great to get it resolved just as quickly.


Sanity doesn't understand the definition of the word 'liberal'. There is his definition, and then there is the dictionary version (pay close attention to #3 thru #7) Most schools are a mixture of liberal and conservative, with a bit more on the liberal side. Higher level education often requires one to think for themselves, to defend their viewpoints with argument and facts. You can tell from many of Sanity's postings that he never went to college. He wouldn't know a 'Bastion of Liberalism' if he lived in it for 35 years! He's prejudiced towards a word he doesn't even understand.





http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/18/education/18faculty.html?_r=0


quote:


In a separate study of voter registration records, Professor Klein found a nine-to-one ratio of Democrats to Republicans on the faculties of Berkeley and Stanford. That study, which included professors from the hard sciences, engineering and professional schools as well as the humanities and social sciences, also found the ratio especially lopsided among the younger professors of assistant or associate rank: 183 Democrats versus 6 Republicans.


http://teachersunionexposed.com/dues.php


quote:


Indeed, looking at polling data from the 2003 National Education Study, only 51 percent of teachers who are also union members identify as Democrats. The rest identify as Republicans (25 percent) or Independents (24 percent). Republicans who join unions typically feel alienated from the organization and its political giving; a Harris Interactive poll from 2003 showed that 83 percent of Republican teachers union members felt that the union was more liberal than they were.



Links Joe. Bloviating out stuff isn't fact.


It is the twit's world, remember. Where a teenager that flies a US flag and a POW-MIA flag from the back of his truck is a KKK member intimidating and bullying black students. Where schools cannot afford flags for classrooms. A world where children were not required to pay attention in class until common core came along. A world in which he magically knows a poster's education level. A world where walking on the US flag is "testing" freedom.

Don't try and out-crazy him. The deck is stacked.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 1:30:37 PM   
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Professor Klein apparently cannot find his own ass with two hands and a flashlight. His study of two colleges in California found a paucity of democrats in democratic California.


Wow, the whale is undoubtably one of the largest mammals alive today.

The first paragraph is an anecdote.
The second, a synecdoche.

Learn the difference. One is factual one is fucking stupid.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 1:31:55 PM   
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ORIGINAL: kdsub
But Bama... remember the boy's right to display the flag was rectified... to compare it to the situation with and of black America does make it trivial in comparison... Now if the boy was denied the right to display the flag in the end... again...we would be having a different conversation.

Butch


"Rectified"?

Schools no longer have to worry about violence and hate toward someone showing respect for American flags?

Bull shit, Butch. The problem has been partially exposed, but it is far from being "rectified".


Yeah, Klansman towards a non-white person. The concept has been known for eighty years. The Southern Poverty Law Center (and similar organizations) has issued many reports on this and similar issues numerous times. For individuals to use the American flag to bully other people due to their skin color.

That you have no knowledge of this, nor the ability to understand it going forward, is not surprising in the least.....

A shame (for the validity of your post) that this has no bearing on the kid with a flag on his pickup.


I figured that issue was resolved. I even stated it as such. I have no problem with someone with a flag on their truck. I might have a problem with such a moment when the individual has a gun rack, NRA sticker, and several bumper stickers displaying hatred towards other religions (besides Christianity) and races (besides white). You have seen examples of this concept. Those individuals are using the American flag to spread fear, hatred, intolerance, and even threats towards other US Citizens.

I've seen pick ups with the American Flag positioned in the center of the 'tray'. Some had stickers for the US Military. Some for the NRA. Some with both. Dont have a problem with those individuals. Its seen they place other marks like a KKK sticker, for example, that I have a problem with it. Yeah, I do not disallow their exercise of 'freedom of speech'. But I am not required to agree with their views either! As I see the basis of their views as negative and hateful. The flag is misused.

I dislike the image of someone walking over the American Flag. Yet, I understand its someone testing freedom and liberty in a nation that states its for both concepts.

I've displayed the flag correctly all my life. For nine years it was on my shoulder. For a number of years hanging on the wall in my dorm room. Not one of those cheap looking flags either! I even received a very well made American flag as part of a ceremony. Its up on my shelf, correctly folded, in a display case. Been in my ceremonies in which it was raised and lowered. Usually while standing at attention and saluting.




Wow...lots of KKK in the People's Republic of Mass?


Yep. And great-hearted man that he is, he is not going to, "disallow their exercise of 'freedom of speech' "

What the scare quotes are for, I am not sure. I do not live in the twit's world.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 2:32:51 PM   
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We have required children to pay attention in class; its called Common Core. I seem to recall you were against that concept as well....regulating that children pay attention in class. Again, your against what your for and for what your against.

Come on Joether use that much praised (by you) brain. As far back as the one room school house kids were required to pay attention, they didn't need a federal program.


I would not worry about it Bama, the twit is not making sense again. You can "see" the spittle flying from his fingertips.


I hold off from insulting you. I could easily do it. As I know some of your past history. Say the right combination of words that would push your buttons into overdrive. Would be really evil, dastardly and unethical. As I would be doing the same thing your doing now....trying to get a rise out of me.

That you do not understand, like BamaD, is not my fault.

My attention is to the building yet to be made in a construction site. The imagination of the doors, the rooms, hallways, staircases and even artwork to adore the walls. That I can imagine the folks to make it, and once complete, exist within. You see only a pebble within that same site and think no further on it. That's the difference between us. That you try to hide it with petty insults, one line sentences, and a failure at humor. You fool some of the ones here. Unfortunately, the rest of see your true self.


Threats again twit?

Good luck with that.


Your a very sad individual. What has life really done to destroy your soul down to nothing?

You have said some stuff in the past. I suspect there is plenty more.



Bring it. Stop pussying around with your innuendo and man up and do it.

Or shut the fuck up with your bullying attempts.

This is at least the third time you have tried to silence me with threats of "outing" me. I have no idea what you think that you can "out" me about. I have no idea who you actually are. Certainly not someone I have ever been chummy with.

I am a widow, you twit. Like most widows I do not care what you or others think about me.

Put your cards on the table or give your balls back to the feminazis.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 2:54:39 PM   
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You have mail.

K.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 3:02:50 PM   
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Please return to the topic. These personal wars are getting a bit old.


My second post on the thread.

Some of you are taking the feisty a bit too far. It's time to shut that down or like many threads to come, I will leave the post in a feisty section after my warning and close the thread. Accountability goes in every direction here.

I am sorry that we will lose some threads, but you will know exactly why I am doing what I need to do when I must take action.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 3:08:26 PM   
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Sanity i just don't see schools as bastions of liberals out to overthrow the Constitution and deny good Americans their right to display patriotism.

It seems to me the situation with the school and flags was resolved quickly... now if we could only display as much outrage over the situation of African Americans in this country under the same flag.... It would be great to get it resolved just as quickly.


Sanity doesn't understand the definition of the word 'liberal'. There is his definition, and then there is the dictionary version (pay close attention to #3 thru #7) Most schools are a mixture of liberal and conservative, with a bit more on the liberal side. Higher level education often requires one to think for themselves, to defend their viewpoints with argument and facts. You can tell from many of Sanity's postings that he never went to college. He wouldn't know a 'Bastion of Liberalism' if he lived in it for 35 years! He's prejudiced towards a word he doesn't even understand.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/11/18/education/18faculty.html?_r=0


This has....NOTHING....to do with the dictionary term of the word 'liberal'.

Try...READING....what was posted.

BTW, are you stating that US Citizens are not allowed to have political viewpoints and/or vote in a manner you disagree with?

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In a separate study of voter registration records, Professor Klein found a nine-to-one ratio of Democrats to Republicans on the faculties of Berkeley and Stanford. That study, which included professors from the hard sciences, engineering and professional schools as well as the humanities and social sciences, also found the ratio especially lopsided among the younger professors of assistant or associate rank: 183 Democrats versus 6 Republicans.

http://teachersunionexposed.com/dues.php


AGAIN....NOT ON TOPIC.

Last I checked, people can vote how they want. You go a problem with it? That higher education forces you to deal with concepts you never had to handle back in your previous years of school. I often ask many college-level questions towards folks on here. They are never answered directly. Now why is that? Because the answer would mean that they have to give a reply back with supporting evidence.

Given that your an 'college educated engineer', I would think you knew that already. Apparently you dont....

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Indeed, looking at polling data from the 2003 National Education Study, only 51 percent of teachers who are also union members identify as Democrats. The rest identify as Republicans (25 percent) or Independents (24 percent). Republicans who join unions typically feel alienated from the organization and its political giving; a Harris Interactive poll from 2003 showed that 83 percent of Republican teachers union members felt that the union was more liberal than they were.



Oh? Americans are not allowed to join organizations you disagree with, eh? Sorry, but its allowed under the US Constitution. You have read that document, right? Last I checked that document over rules your viewpoint. Your welcome to have an opinion.

Here you are quoting something without any input. Are you incapable of thinking for yourself?

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Links Joe. Bloviating out stuff isn't fact.


Where did I lie? Point it out.

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RE: Flag Etiquette - 5/19/2015 3:10:43 PM   
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The previous post is one I am sure was being typed as I posted.

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