08 Dec 10
69 years ago, December 7th, 1941 The United States had the largest anti war, isolationist, pacification movement it has ever had. Ignore the Japanese Imperialism, let Europe solve it's own problems was the cry. Stick to our own borders and stay out of the business of other countries.
And a few hours after Pearl Harbor all that changed.
I'd like to see a return to our pre-WW2 values.
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by Sam The ShamThe Japs bit off more than the could chew and got what they deserved! Since then we got draft dodging , draft card burning Presidents apologizing to them and punk community organizers bowing to them. Revisionist progressive text book writers who want to brain wash our children into thinking the USA was the aggressor.
69 years ago, December 7th, 1941 The United States had the largest anti war, isolationist, pacification movement it has ever had. Ignore the Japanese Imperialism, let Europe solve it's own problems was the cry. Stick to our own borders and stay out of the business of other countries.
And a few hours after Pearl Harbor all that changed.
I'd like to see a return to our pre-WW2 values.
May those brave American serviceman rest in peace and God bless the pilots of the Enola Gay!
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by utherpendragonDon't be constantly grouping him in with the progressives. I disagree with him all of the time.
There you have it folks! The progressive mind set towards fellow Americans is if you honor the fallen U.S. soldiers of WW2 "you are deranged".🙄
Lean Forward.
08 Dec 10
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Originally posted by utherpendragonYour posts didn't "honor fallen soldiers" at all. They were just the usual attacks on imaginary enemies.
There you have it folks! The progressive mind set towards fellow Americans is if you honor the fallen U.S. soldiers of WW2 "you are deranged".🙄
EDIT: This is "honoring" anyone:
Since then we got draft dodging , draft card burning Presidents apologizing to them and punk community organizers bowing to them. Revisionist progressive text book writers who want to brain wash our children into thinking the USA was the aggressor.
It's just the loony, Glen Beck crap you incessantly spout.
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by Sam The ShamOur pre WWII values included overwhelming support for the New Deal and other progressive legislation.
69 years ago, December 7th, 1941 The United States had the largest anti war, isolationist, pacification movement it has ever had. Ignore the Japanese Imperialism, let Europe solve it's own problems was the cry. Stick to our own borders and stay out of the business of other countries.
And a few hours after Pearl Harbor all that changed.
I'd like to see a return to our pre-WW2 values.
I'd sure like to see a return to those values, too.
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by no1marauderThe New Deal was doodly-squat compared to the social reforms and civil rights movement/affirmative action policies that followed in the 60's and 70's.
Our pre WWII values included overwhelming support for the New Deal and other progressive legislation.
I'd sure like to see a return to those values, too.
WTF are you talking about?
OK let's take it back to the New Deal of the 30's compared to now, would that be better than today?
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by Sam The ShamThere runs a straight line from the policies adopted in the 30's to those adopted in the 60's. The journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step (Confucius?). Anyway, you said "values" and the values of the New Deal were progressive, liberal ones (listen to an FDR speech).
The New Deal was doodly-squat compared to the social reforms and civil rights movement/affirmative action policies that followed in the 60's and 70's.
WTF are you talking about?
OK let's take it back to the New Deal of the 30's compared to now, would that be better than today?
If we had kept Glass-Steagall around from the New Deal, Wall Street wouldn't have been able to wreck our economy a few years ago.
08 Dec 10
Originally posted by no1marauderTypical of a progressive to selective edit.
Your posts didn't "honor fallen soldiers" at all. They were just the usual attacks on imaginary enemies.
EDIT: This is "honoring" anyone:
Since then we got draft dodging , draft card burning Presidents apologizing to them and punk community organizers bowing to them. Revisionist progressive text book writers who want to brain wash our ch ...[text shortened]... e aggressor.
It's just the loony, Glen Beck crap you incessantly spout.
"May those brave American serviceman rest in peace and God bless the pilots of the Enola Gay!"-uthrpendragon
Thats honoring fallen and WW2 vets moron!
08 Dec 10
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Originally posted by utherpendragonI'll be happy when you're resting in peace.
Typical of a progressive to selective edit.
[b]"May those brave American serviceman rest in peace and God bless the pilots of the Enola Gay!"-uthrpendragon
Thats honoring fallen and WW2 vets moron![/b]
You want to destroy pretty much everything they fought for. Typical of someone who thinks rebel traitors were "right" to try to dissolve the country itself.