For those who say Michelle Obama is unpatriotic

[stephen]

no i'll pass.
but i'll video tape your going away video if you want.



just looking out for you pal



be sure to include me in the will. Preferably your whole estate valued at 5 dollars

wow...congratulations on the comebacks and personal shots. in all fairness man...the election...isn't something you should be worried about this year man. you don't have any facial hair right now man... i'm not even sure why you're in this thread right now...how many other elections have you voted in? have your nutz even dropped yet? are you still sh!tting yellow? these are very important events in a man's life...i'm just not sure you're ready for all of that yet....

[Lucky DAWG]

wow...congratulations on the comebacks and personal shots. in all fairness man...the election...isn't something you should be worried about this year man. you don't have any facial hair right now man... i'm not even sure why you're in this thread right now...how many other elections have you voted in? have your nutz even dropped yet? are you still sh!tting yellow? these are very important events in a man's life...i'm just not sure you're ready for all of that yet....

I can vote if thats what that run on sentence was about.


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did i get someone's pantie's in a wad? The internetz is cereal bizness

[stephen]

I can vote if thats what that run on sentence was about.


:idb:


did i get someone's pantie's in a wad? The internetz is cereal bizness

it wasn't a question as to whether you can vote. it was guidance...from a man to a boy. i can get you an entire list of other accomplishments you must achieve in order to become a man, lmk. also, you shoud do a search...there's a topic that has the term "ellipsis" in it. study it, learn it, use it. nah, you didn't get anyone's panties in a wad. i think your mommy forgot to tell you to take off your sunday dress, before you came on the net to play.

[SLOWR/T]

Well Im coming in alittle late here but better late than never

I dont think Mcain can be held to the same standard as her. Mainly because Mcain was a POW. I can completely agree with his statment. Alot of us were born here in the US. Freedom is given to us but for those who have joined a branch of the Military and been to other Countrys have seen how good we have it. To then become a POW I can see how a new found love for the US would come about. I love my Country since I new what it was. Theres things I dont agree with but it doesnt make me hate it. Thats a pretty shitty thing for her to say now that I think about.

[tony]

Well Im coming in alittle late here but better late than never

I dont think Mcain can be held to the same standard as her. Mainly because Mcain was a POW. I can completely agree with his statment. Alot of us were born here in the US. Freedom is given to us but for those who have joined a branch of the Military and been to other Countrys have seen how good we have it. To then become a POW I can see how a new found love for the US would come about. I love my Country since I new what it was. Theres things I dont agree with but it doesnt make me hate it. Thats a pretty shitty thing for her to say now that I think about.

He didnt say a new found love, he said he didn't love his country.

POW doesn't give you a pass to say whatever the hell you want.

[EJ25RUN]

He didnt say a new found love, he said he didn't love his country.

POW doesn't give you a pass to say whatever the hell you want.

Tony, you picked a bad example to compare. I think your one of very few that sees a problem with that statement. I felt patriotic hearing it.

I feel the point of your thread is to give everyone a fair view on what people say.

1. I heard from Michelle (and after further review thanx to this thread) i feel the same way i did about her opinion even with all that has been written.

2. I feel like McCain has nothing to be ashamed of with his statement. There is no law that says you cant have your own opinion. McCain grew to a person that really found what America represents and it was this that made him love it.

3. Imagine if Obama were to say the same thing, i would treat it the same way i am McCain, because people change and their believes change.

We are humans, we do that.

[tony]

Tony, you picked a bad example to compare. I think your one of very few that sees a problem with that statement. I felt patriotic hearing it.

I feel the point of your thread is to give everyone a fair view on what people say.

1. I heard from Michelle (and after further review thanx to this thread) i feel the same way i did about her opinion even with all that has been written.

2. I feel like McCain has nothing to be ashamed of with his statement. There is no law that says you cant have your own opinion. McCain grew to a person that really found what America represents and it was this that made him love it.

3. Imagine if Obama were to say the same thing, i would treat it the same way i am McCain, because people change and their believes change.

We are humans, we do that.

Then why was it wrong for Michelle Obama to say for the first time in her adult life she is really proud of her country?

[stephen]

Well Im coming in alittle late here but better late than never

I dont think Mcain can be held to the same standard as her. Mainly because Mcain was a POW. I can completely agree with his statment. Alot of us were born here in the US. Freedom is given to us but for those who have joined a branch of the Military and been to other Countrys have seen how good we have it. To then become a POW I can see how a new found love for the US would come about. I love my Country since I new what it was. Theres things I dont agree with but it doesnt make me hate it. Thats a pretty shitty thing for her to say now that I think about.

if being a POW gives you a leg up on things you can say about this country, then maybe the obamas should be held to the same standards. how many different cultures/races were prisoners right here in this very country? asians...native americans...african americans...AND WOMEN. these groups at some point had to FIGHT for freedom, just like our beloved military does for us. did anyone think about the fact that maybe michelle obama FELT like a POW? think about it like this (this is what i hate about people calling things "the race card"), just 40 years ago, blacks were regarded as a lesser people...not being able to share water fountains in some areas, and specific riding positions on buses, their votes only counted as 2/3...and that's not even touching on the women's rights issues. now that's just 40 years ago...do you not think maybe she witnessed some of this stuff first hand? so for her to finally be proud at america for getting to a major turning point is very well justified. we are at a point where RACE AND SEX were no longer an issue amongst the MASSES. i think we should ALL feel the same way she feels, finally being proud of this country. even though hilary didn't make it, it's still an achievement for this country and i bet she's finally proud too.

it's just food for thought...