[billbears]

I clearly highlighted the silly "heritage" argument and that is the only part I objected to. Yet, you continually wish to assign a 'pro big government' aspect to my argument that I've never made. It's easier than disputing anything I've actually said.

The fact that you see it as a 'silly heritage argument' instead of standing up for the young man's right to express himself conservatively against a high school principle is in and of itself a pro-government response

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Had he supported his right to free expression, you might have a case.

But he's a lame ass and pulled the race card right off the bat. That's what I objected to. That and his absurd historical inaccuracy.

If he wanted to whinge about the importance of his heritage, the least he could have done was know it.