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Originally Posted by boost
bigred, the library line was pure ownage.
I think what disturbs me the most about your posts ztech is this pervasive nationalistic overtone. Nationalistic views lead to nothing but war, and are relics of a slowly fading past. You probably have far more in common with a specific chinese, iranian, or french person than you do with the population of america on average. And as the world becomes more and more globalized this will only prove to be more of a truth. What this shows is that there is really little reason for you to fly your flag high. We are all one people, nations and boarders are simply fabrications initally created to protect us, yet through age they have come to do just the opposite.
And on a side note: Take a look back through history, try to look for instances where one side said "if you dont like it, go somewhere else!" This is always the side that is wrong. Just food for thought...
There are so many things I would like to say in response to your post, however I think that it would be wasted on you. You are obviously a transnational progressive, which you have a right to be, in our country.
I have served my country so that you have the freedom of opinion and speech that you enjoy. I have lived in other countries and have experienced many things that allow me to truly understand some of the freedoms that we enjoy in the USA. In fact my son is a dual citizen of the US and Germany.
If you interpret my post as that I have pride in my country, then you sir are correct. I will always love my country and what it has allowed me to accomplish in my life. I put an American flag out on the front of my house every morning and take it in every evening. This type of tradion I learned from my father and my grandfather. I will proudly fly it everyday with honor and respect.
As for your one world viewpiont, you are entitiled to your opinion and view, and I do not begrudge you this right. So on your point we will agree to disagree.
As for you last statement I am of the opinion that if you are in a situation/environment that you don't like then you are the only one that has the power and initative to change that. I am not interested in hearing you whine about what you don't like. It equates to a bad beat story, no one cares, if you can't deal with the beats then don't play. So I do not think this view is "Wrong". I think your attempted spin upon the morality of an opinion is laughable, but it does go along the same ideological lines as some of your other obvious views. One of the reasons that I have this viewpoint is because I have thought about it, alot. It's kind of like a job you are in that you don't like. You can either adjust and adapt, or you can find other employment. So this brings us to this conclusion - we have the freedom of speech/opinion we also have the right to repudiate our citizenship, I am just calling out those who don't have the courage to change thier circumstance, but seem to have plenty to whine about.
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