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To: Al Gator

Uh, sorry to burst your bubble buddy, but burning a flag is not handing their asses to anyone.

It's weak, it's what we see those 'weenie' pakis doing everyday, chanting around like a bunch of savages burning OUR flag.

We retaliate with FORCE. I don't think you know what that is, but a marine is MUCH more effective than a bic lighter.

So to you I say,
Lead
Follow
Or Stay out of the way.


42 posted on 03/31/2006 8:42:17 AM PST by AmericanRepublican (There are fools on both sides. Only the true Americans will prevail.)
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To: AmericanRepublican
Your argument is imbecilic. You only fantasize about the use of force because you don't know a thing about how it is initiated into action.

You DO NOT shoot flag burners, but in order to get to the point where force is justified, you need to draw your enemy out. Its called just provocation. Provoke your enemy to show his hand, then go.

Now you learned something about the proper use of force.
58 posted on 03/31/2006 8:46:33 AM PST by Al Gator (Remember always to pillage BEFORE you burn!)
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To: AmericanRepublican
I understand your point. Its valid, but the situation is not the same. These American kids were protecting the American flag. If the Mexican kids had not raised their flag above the American flag the U.S. students wouldn't have burned the Mexican flag.
63 posted on 03/31/2006 8:48:20 AM PST by Butcher Kilroy
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To: AmericanRepublican

Don't you think that, short of killing the boys who raised the Mex flag on the US flagpole, burning it is more than enough of a statement that we will not be invaded?


120 posted on 03/31/2006 9:10:27 AM PST by cartoonistx
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