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Originally posted by macthizzle:
why do people bust out their american flags on mexican holydays?if they are so proud to be american fuckin wear your colors on a normal day not when people are celebrating.Its a racist thought.Instead of arguing about immigration reform and shit like that we should be trying to make this country better

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Originally posted by 90gtvert:
On the radio, they said one of the kids shirt was and american flag on the front and a mexican flag on the back.

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Originally posted by 23109:
did someone on here really say that we shouldn't fly an american flag on a mexican holiday? Then someone told an xbox 360 story! Whahhahaha I'm glad they will never be anyone important in life.

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Originally posted by 23109:
did someone on here really say that we shouldn't fly an american flag on a mexican holiday? Then someone told an xbox 360 story! Whahhahaha I'm glad they will never be anyone important in life.

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Originally posted by 5OHS5OH:
I had the occasion to be in Sonora yesterday. I walked by the VFW hall and noticed that there was a sign open that read "Military Museum, open 12 to 2." I walked in an was greeted by a 60 something year old man that walked with a cane and a limp. They had rooms from WWI, Korea, Vietnam, WWII, Desert Storm and the current conflicts in Iraq and Afganistan. There were pictures and stories from people that served in all the conflicts that were from Sonora and the general region.

I noticed that several of the names of those that served, and died, were of Spanish origin. I don't know the circumstances of when they or their parents immigrated and from exactly where. What I do know is that these men died for all of us. They were black, white, brown and every other color.

For the record, I support the Arizona law, and feel that it is time for real immigration reform.

How about you learn English, stand in a line in your country, apply for citizenship, and then serve 5 years in the U.S. military before you are considered for citizenship?

Don't get so caught up in the details of who is wearing what flag and when. When it comes down to it, Mexican people helped build this country, and defend it. So did a lot of other people. The system as it is doesn't work, and I don't have all the answers.

All I know is, walking through that museum yesterday and reading the names of the men that died for this country put some perspective on life.

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Originally posted by East Bay 50:
They were sent home for wearing a shirt with a n american flag on it to a school in America because it might start a fight, while the other students are allowed to dancer to fuckin circus music and celebrate cinco de mayo? Thats crazy!

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Originally posted by uncle bill:

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Originally posted by 5OHS5OH:
I had the occasion to be in Sonora yesterday. I walked by the VFW hall and noticed that there was a sign open that read "Military Museum, open 12 to 2." I walked in an was greeted by a 60 something year old man that walked with a cane and a limp. They had rooms from WWI, Korea, Vietnam, WWII, Desert Storm and the current conflicts in Iraq and Afganistan. There were pictures and stories from people that served in all the conflicts that were from Sonora and the general region.

I noticed that several of the names of those that served, and died, were of Spanish origin. I don't know the circumstances of when they or their parents immigrated and from exactly where. What I do know is that these men died for all of us. They were black, white, brown and every other color.

For the record, I support the Arizona law, and feel that it is time for real immigration reform.

How about you learn English, stand in a line in your country, apply for citizenship, and then serve 5 years in the U.S. military before you are considered for citizenship?

Don't get so caught up in the details of who is wearing what flag and when. When it comes down to it, Mexican people helped build this country, and defend it. So did a lot of other people. The system as it is doesn't work, and I don't have all the answers.

All I know is, walking through that museum yesterday and reading the names of the men that died for this country put some perspective on life.

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you are exactly right. back in the day immigrants from many countrys fled to this country to become american citizens and fought and died for this country. now they reep the benifits of living in this country without any loyaltys. ITS WRONG

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Originally posted by 302n/a:
it's obvious they did it on purpose to start shit c'mon tell me if they wouldn't wear it any other day?Im a proud mexican/american born here.Look around what do you see around nothing but mexicans in california.Legal or not they work hard and try to support their families,their not bad people.For one day a year show no disrespect to the culture.

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Originally posted by 302n/a:
it's obvious they did it on purpose to start shit c'mon tell me if they wouldn't wear it any other day?Im a proud mexican/american born here.Look around what do you see around nothing but mexicans in california.Legal or not they work hard and try to support their families,their not bad people.For one day a year show no disrespect to the culture.

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