A worthwhile read on the 4th of July --
Replies to: A worthwhile read on the 4th of July --
This is despicable, yet unsurprising from today’s New York Times.
The depths to which it has fallen in this era of clickbait and Twitter mobs is truly remarkable. What a loathsome rag.
‘What was once a unifying symbol – there is a star on it for each state, after all – is now alienating to some”
“Today, flying the American flag from the back of a pickup truck or over a lawn is increasingly seen as a clue, albeit an imperfect one, to a person’s political affiliation in a deeply divided nation”
Then you should read it again. Her point is that the US flag ought not be partisan.
One flag. One nation. One people.
The people interviewed in the piece support that premise.
He doesn’t read all that well.
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Lol, Rise of the Moors guy questions someone else's comprehension
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Unmoored
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He's never been right on anything, like sleepy
on foreign policy
Libs need to put on their big boy undies
Take off their masks, and ask themselves why the flag makes them feel all funny inside.
Don't even start with that weak shit about liberals being less patriotic.
You know how my family honored the Fourth of July today? We watched this 40 minute clip to remind us how fragile our democracy ... because of folks like you, who claim to love America, yet voted to destroy everything the US flag represents, and continue to support the legislative efforts to diminish democracy.
Get back to us in 40 minutes ....
No Pro Abortion marches this weekend?
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Sad news, bud.
I don't give a shit how your family recognizes the Fourth. Literally, I could not care less.
NY times article. What did you expect? The same old story?
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Nothing from the NYT is a worthwhile read.
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