Posted on 11/02/2017 7:03:37 AM PDT by mandaladon
“No she di’int”
During Reagan's administration I seem to recall some Senator found a way for the US to withhold our annual tax to the UN. It worked for several years as I recall.
Can we revive him and begin withholding US contributions to the UN again?
Bump!
Thank you, Mrs Haley for telling those Marxist pukes what the rest of us have always known.
They’re not the boss of us. They never were, they never will be, and any person or political party who supports MAKING them so is a traitorous scumbag and should be dealt with as such.
She’s not a lawyer.
She’s the Governor that ordered it taken down from the statehouse grounds when that psycho nutter in a Gold’s Gym t-shirt killed those folks in Charleston, as if that had anything to do with it. I’m wondering why she didn’t legislate Gold’s Gym out of existence.
Excellent. She sounds like presidential material.
Maybe it’s cause I’m a Yankee bastard but I don’t like how worked up either side gets about that stupid flag, as if it matters whether it’s flying or not. Flag/no flag, the tax rate is the same.
People can fly it on their lawn if they like associating themselves with failure so much, they can also put a pic of Jimmy Carter on their wall.
If someone has the balls to send Hillary to prison. They will waltz into the wh
It is patently obvious that the UN is not the boss of the US. Who is the boss of the UN? Globalists, here and elsewhere. Haley’s promotion of Obama’s foreign policy of interventionism puts her at odds with candidate Trump. I would fire her in a NY minute, defund the organization, and evict them from the US.
I tended to be indifferent on the issue ordinarily, BUT it was politicizing what was a deranged individual’s actions that had nothing to do with a flag and that spurred the ISIS-like destruction of history ever since. I’d have left the issue of keeping or removing the flag up to the voters, nothing more and nothing less.
Some people don’t really understand that flying a Confederate flag doesn’t necessarily mean support of the Confederacy itself, but for being a “rebel”, as in against the establishment. “The Dukes of Hazzard” were a premier example of that, it wasn’t about bringing back the Confederate government, it was about rebelling against the corrupt people in power.
Symbols can mean different things to different people
To a southern patriot it might mean “freedom”.
To a D-bag like Kid Rock “Rebellion against the establishment” or some such
To most Black people, the flag of the Army that fought for the slave owners.
To me, a piece of cloth.
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