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[Editor: ignore=off]Bendito, nice to see that you are still dumb. This site would not be the same without your 'insightful' commentary.
Posted by at June 25, 2005 09:13 PMRegardless of what people like Bendito may think, I’m fully convinced that most Americans don’t have the desire (or…countenance?) to denigrate their flag, and are as well aware as those like Bendito think they are (or probably even more so) that it is consecrated by the blood spilled during the years, and during much, too many wars, by their fellow countrymen.
Yet, with all the above well taken into account, these same Americans might decide to oppose making their fellow countrymen pay dearly for not showing the same respect to their flag as they would.
Well, in countries were democracy is far, and by far more than a noun to be used and abused at whim, the difference in approaches to many things—including how to honor one’s flag—is usually left as an individual matter. A matter, issue, or concern that no, not everyone may agree with but, at the end, that falls under the heading of, “I don’t agree with what you are (doing) but will defend to the death your right to (do it)”. Try this approach Bendito (let it be?) it works…
BTW, how do you know that a “malefic Islamothug” made the “manifesto” you allude to? Couldn’t it have been made by, simply, someone of a different creed who may be riled to high heaven with what’s happening to his/her fellow countrymen? Your true colors, your sic phobias, and the depth of your hatred towards people you don’t know a thing about is truly pathetic.
As with everyone else, I wish you Paz, but with the ill will you manifest so often I doubt that you’ll ever be able to get to know it.