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That wasn't really what I had in mind. It can also serve as clothing!
What about rugs? We need those, too
That wasn't really what I had in mind. It can also serve as clothing!
$29.50American flag: $25
Gasoline: $2
Cigarette lighter: $2.50
Yeah, blood, democrats, and semen, obviously!
When I see my flag, I think...
Well, let's just say us Canadians aren't patriotic like you Americans or them Europeans are. We're more "not American" than Canadian anyhow.
On an unrelated note, I'd like to say that I have no idea where the 'points' you made in your first post about America come from if not from jingoism.
- Who fought and died for it (In reality, not being told they were)?
- Why does everyone hate Germany so much?
- Your reasoning is a little cliché, sorry to say, but it strikes me as more of a formulaic response.
If you didn't guess already, I'm generally cynical.
Many many millions... you have to know them rather than listen to that media scumWho fought and died for it (In reality, not being told they were)?
Well, I don't now, but If I was around the holocaust or just general Natzism, I don't know what I would have done.Why does everyone hate Germany so much?
And what was it that they were fighting and dying for (this is my point) (give specific examples of events where this is applied)?Many many millions... you have to know them rather than listen to that media scum
A few things:Well, I don't now, but If I was around the holocaust or just general Natzism, I don't know what I would have done.
Also to clarify things... Hitler was an amazing ruler, he brought Germany back from the big depression of Germany.
And what was it that they were fighting and dying for (this is my point) (give specific examples of events where this is applied)?
A few things:
- The holocaust is overrated ("Oh my god he's a racist a nazi etc etc etc..." sorry, but I hate to tell you, it's true). There have been plenty of genocides, and one shouldn't constitute the entire known history, morality, beliefs, etc, of a country.
- Hitler was indeed smart politically, though not militarily.
- If you learn something about history in school, expect it to be corrupted by jingoism. Too many facts are conveniently forgotten.
I know there have been more genocides, but this fits in a crucial point in American history, and world history, the first modern war. Also facts are forgotten, that's why don't look at what people say, look at everything. Texts, websites, people, ect.
Well, what does it mean to you? To me when ever I look at the flag (U.S.) I feel pride in my country and I think of those, those who fought to make it what is is today, those who spawned a revolutionary movement around the world... Those how fight and have fought under it protecting freedom, Those who said "We, are individuals, we are independent from the British" and proved the world wrong by repelling the most feared nation on Earth... twice. By saving democracy in Europe twice. Those who stood behind the country after it's first failed government... Those who have shown the world "I am, a rebel." and
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
I highlighted Indivisible and liberty and justice for all because those two sections, have shaped this country to an unimaginable end.
Please no flaming or anything.
Why does it fitting into American history suddenly make it the most important thing in the world? And I'd say WWI was a pretty modern war.
Oh, yeah, and Hitler was a crappy leader in terms of war. Sending Rommel to Egypt? Attacking Russia? Letting the British go when he could have crushed them? Yeah, all bad mistakes. In terms of his leadership, he mostly just converted the Germans' anger from them getting screwed over by France + Britain from WWI. I guess that makes him a good leader, but I think there was already an underlying hatred going on that allowed him to achieve what he did quite easily.
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By 'conveniently forgotten' I meant not mentioned so as to further the argument best suited without their existence.I know there have been more genocides, but this fits in a crucial point in American history, and world history, the first modern war. Also facts are forgotten, that's why don't look at what people say, look at everything. Texts, websites, people, ect.
I don't think so. It was trench warfare which is now outdated.Why does it fitting into American history suddenly make it the most important thing in the world? And I'd say WWI was a pretty modern war.
Does the Quebec flag actually mean anything? And Canadian flag?
We should have an Earth flag.
We should have an Earth flag.
Jingoism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAs is tank and naval warfare. Large-scale modern warfare is all about cruise missiles, ICBMs (if it goes that far), Aircraft Carriers, and high-speed interceptors.
"Modern war" is a rather bad way to put it. Also, trench warfare wasn't World War One. Trench warfare was the northwestern front of World War One, yet another example of jingoism.
-Why does it fitting into American history suddenly make it the most important thing in the world? And I'd say WWI was a pretty modern war.
Oh, yeah, and Hitler was a crappy leader in terms of war. Sending Rommel to Egypt? Attacking Russia? Letting the British go when he could have crushed them? Yeah, all bad mistakes. In terms of his leadership, he mostly just converted the Germans' anger from them getting screwed over by France + Britain from WWI. I guess that makes him a good leader, but I think there was already an underlying hatred going on that allowed him to achieve what he did quite easily.
--donut3.5--I don't think so. It was trench warfare which is now outdated.
-Jingoism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Not sure you're using that right, although I have never even heard of the word, so I have no clue. What front wasn't trench warfare, and who was on that front?
The fighting in Russia was rather mobile, and the fighting in Serbia, Bulgaria, Italy, Romania, etc, often was, though trench warfare occasionally came in and out (mostly only on the Austro-Italian front), and some of the fighting was done in cities (such as Belgrade).Jingoism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Not sure you're using that right, although I have never even heard of the word, so I have no clue. What front wasn't trench warfare, and who was on that front?
Though trench warfare occasionally came in and out
WILLTHEALMIGHTEH said:We should have an Earth flag.
The transportation systems in Russia especially were not good enough to sustain trenches, and the Germans were advancing too quickly and effectively to need them.You make it sound like there were no trenches!
'Oh, sorry, your emperor wouldn't surrender so we decided to nuke you people who had nothing to do with anything.'Know, Pearl Harbor is know to the names, but Hiroshima and Nagasaki are very, very well calculated if not known. (They wouldn't surrender...)
Words of an American.
Yes, Osama and a militant group of radical Afghanis DID receive training, but only because at the time the US hated the Soviets more than they hated Islam. It's true. The US was supplying these rebel factions so that they could damage the USSR without openly going to war against them and pushing the button.