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To: newgeezer
"When you see a rainbow or a Mexican flag on someone's car, do you pass judgment?"

Yeah, I call them either Homosexual, or Mexican. That IS what they are! Things are what they are, and I call a "spade a spade" (no ethnic reference intended), I don't like using demeaning terms AND that is a personal preference. Using ethnic slurs tends to show how shallow and small minded the user is. I don't need anyone to tell me that it is "offensive" - ESPECIALLY SOME POLITICAL HACK! When it comes right down to it, people should worry more about getting society on track as far as drug abuse, crime and/or teenage pregnancy goes. They should worry less about what flag someone flies, and more about how much they are contributing to this country as a "citizen". Thanks to the Liberal turds society has become too skewed towards "its offensive" or "its dangerous to all living things" and "war is baaaaaaaad, we should all be hugging each other". They really need to all go hug a tree!

78 posted on 10/14/2006 7:25:01 AM PDT by Colt .45 (Navy Veteran - Thermo-Nuclear Landscapers Inc. "Need a change of scenery? We deliver!")
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To: Colt .45
Yeah, I call them either Homosexual, or Mexican. That IS what they are!

Well then, it seems like you presume to know what message they intended to communicate with the rainbow or Mexican flag displayed on their vehicle.

So, when others presume to know what your symbol means, they are "too ignorant to get to know [you] first before passing judgement," and "they are the ones with the problem."

But, when you see their symbol and judge them without getting to know them, it's okay. You're not "ignorant," you're qualified to make the call.

No offense but, that looks like a double standard from here.

79 posted on 10/14/2006 9:22:38 PM PDT by newgeezer (Just my opinion, of course. Your mileage may vary. You have the right to be wrong.)
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