The Vietnam era spawned the phrase: “America — Love it or Leave It,” and idiots have been saying that, in one form or another, ever since.
It’s possible, especially now, that there actually are people who hate America, and who stay because of some practical reason, e.g., their job or their medical team, but these folks are very few in number.
The people protesting against Trump, ICE, etc., are showing that they care very deeply for our nation.
The moron who created the meme here apparently believes that most of Western and Northern Europe are communist countries.
Even in these dark times of dishonesty, hate, and ignorance, there are still bright spots, as illustrated at left.
To Leah Delaney: Well, you’re thinking of Western European democracies, not authoritarian regimes, which the United States has become.
Putin has dissidents arrested, tortured, and executed. That’s where we’re clearly headed.
If I had my child-rearing days to do again, this is precisely how I would conduct myself.
Hats off.
This video from President Trump about the cost of electricity says a great deal in just a few words.
I must have been the only sucker who didn’t experience this windfall.
It’s possible that this horrific incident could be the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Obviously, there are Republican congresspeople from states like Alabama whose constituents think that the Obamas actually are apes, and thus no one with any sense should expect even the slightest change of platform from them.
Want to keep you seat? You need to sound just as ignorant as your voters.
But our leaders from purple states like Florida and Colorado must be pulling their hair out.
As a reader commented here: Nothing is more patriotic than required patriotism.
Well said, my friend.
Are we a better nation because we indoctrinate our children into the belief that the United States (under God) is the very best place on Earth? Wouldn’t it be better to let our kids learn about our past, our present, and where we’re headed into the future, and form their own beliefs?
Why are we so terrified of critical thinking?
To the reader who sent this to me:
Obviously, this is crap, because it means that virtually no one in the United States has the vaguest understanding of our constitution, which clearly prevents the federal government from taking control of our electoral processes away from the states.
It’s possible that a tiny fraction of Americans want Trump to rewrite the U.S. Constitution so that it serves his own ends.
I wish I could understand why people who think of themselves as honest human beings routinely spread malicious bullshit.
The author of the meme here seems to believe that breakfast is supposed to be “about” something.
As if cereal or fruit or orange juice or waffles or pancakes or oatmeal or hashbrowns or jam and bread or whatever one wants to eat for breakfast is inferior to whatever someone else wants?
OK, so you’re the meat industry trying to get us to want to eat murdered cows and pigs, but seriously.
Stupid much?
