Right or wrong is one thing. A sleeper islamist ****** quite another.I guess generations means after 2016. Because before that they weren't talking about their country right or wrong.
The hypocrisy is about what I'd expect.
Right or wrong is one thing. A sleeper islamist ****** quite another.I guess generations means after 2016. Because before that they weren't talking about their country right or wrong.
The hypocrisy is about what I'd expect.
"My country right or wrong."
Slavery legally ended in Canada only about 30 years before the US, but not because there was a moral superiority. Slavery was not economically feasible there for the same reasons it wasn't in the northern or New England states of the US. Additionally, it wasn't Canada that outlawed slavery since there was no "Canada"; it was the British government that outlawed it throughout its colonies with the exception of India.
Yes, black men could vote after 1834 in Canada, but only if they owned taxable freehold property, unlike in the US where no such property restrictions existed. The required value of said property would often change, disenfranchising many who had previously been able to vote.
Catholics were not allowed to
vote or hold any office in Canada until 1829. They could neither buy nor inherit property before 1778 nor practice their religion openly until 1791. Jews were locked out from voting because they would not take the oath of state which had a "Christian faith" clause.
But I do agree that Canada is probably the closest country I can think of that would compare to the US when it comes to early individual rights, opportunity, and socio-economic mobility. But then again, there was no country of Canada until 1867, only a British colony.
Definition, please.I'm a patriot. I understand the left finds this troubling. I don't care.
LOL. With me it's my country right or wrong, and has been for my family for generations.
Now, lets be fair... I KNOW it looks like BrooklynBaby is being a lying hypocrite, but maybe there's a logical explanation.I guess generations means after 2016. Because before that they weren't talking about their country right or wrong.
The hypocrisy is about what I'd expect.Originally Posted by BrooklynBaby
I'm not going to miss Obama, President of the Democrats Only. I can't wait until he is gone. We're going to have an annual celebration of American Exceptionalism on whatever day he leaves office.
I'm a patriot. I understand the left finds this troubling. I don't care.
I'm a patriot. I understand the left finds this troubling. I don't care.
I'm a patriot, too. Of a different country, but...
That doesn't mean I can't criticize my country or its government. Quite the opposite: I feel it's my duty to be critical.
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LOL. With me it's my country right or wrong, and has been for my family for generations.
I can't say that I'm upset - mostly because I'm not even slightly surprised. The Pentagon's not up to speed because it was supposed to be hit with heavy snowfall, we're missing all kinds of secretaries in key positions and senior Pentagon officials have been leaving in part due to leaving the Kurds to be slaughtered. Meanwhile, Suleimani's trained successor (Imagine that, he was mentoring someone to step in if he died, something Dolt 45 can't seem to comprehend!) is even more hardline than he was, and the idiot gave them the initiative.
I can't stand with the religious fanatics that rule Iran, because they're attacking *my* country. But I can't stand with the idiot in the WH, because I expect him to make an incredibly bad choice at every turn. *shrug*
Told y'all to vote for Hillary.
Trump seems to be backing down for the present.
Tommorow, who knows?
"Let this serve as a WARNING that if Iran strikes any Americans, or American assets, we have.........targeted 52 Iranian sites (representing the 52 American hostages taken by Iran many years ago), some at a very high level & important to Iran & the Iranian culture, and those targets, and Iran itself, WILL BE HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD," he said. "The USA wants no more threats!"
"They attacked us, & we hit back. If they attack again, which I would strongly advise them not to do, we will hit them harder than they have ever been hit before!"
Trump seems to be backing down for the present.
Tommorow, who knows?
Strangely enough, at least one Fox opinionator has actually criticized Trump over his Iranian actions (and its rather surprising):that depends 100% on what Fox&Friends and Hannity have to say.Trump seems to be backing down for the present.
Tommorow, who knows?
Man do I agree with this. Nothing I can't stand more than the holier than thou morons who cut their noses off to spite their face. I like Warren more than I do Biden. But I'm with Joe all the way if he wins the nomination.I did.
If there is anybody I depise more then Trump[ voters, it's the "Progressives" who did not vote or threw away their vote on Jill Stein because their Great God Bernie did not get the Democratic nomination.
Pretty much where I stand. I think Trump's actions have been incredibly stupid, but I can't support the religious fanatics who control Iran. Sadly, they have managed to fool a number of people by portraying themselves as "Anti Imperialists" a stance which a number of people are suckers for.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/01/trump-iran-war-crimes-cultural-bomb-foreign-policy.htmlHis real North Star is in fact an idea he has explicated many times, but — perhaps because it is so horrifying — even his critics seem hesitant to accept as a true motivation. Trump’s plan is to collapse the moral space between America and its enemies.
Were blacks and women in other countries offered the same rights as white men in other countries?
I'm comparing apples to apples, not apples to oranges.
ETA: I'm going offline for a bit. I'm not ignoring you if I don't answer right away.
Brooklyn has had no problem criticizing our government. He did it regularly when the black man was President.
But there are limits to his patriotism. Make a rich white man with an "R" after his name POTUS and he's ready toenlistsend some teenager to war.
A brief guide to Trump's mind:
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/01/trump-iran-war-crimes-cultural-bomb-foreign-policy.html