I had no idea that existed!vraiblonde said:A pic of Rescuers Down Under, which clearly shows a topless woman.
2ndAmendment said:Probably not if it was attached to a softserve ice cream cone.
So do you consider yourself an American or a Japanese or a Japanese-American barf: - where is Japan - America? or Afica-America for that matter).Triggerfish said:...I mean I actually emigrated from Japan.
I would consider Trigger to be an authentic Japanese American - his ethnicity and heritage are Japanese, but he is an American citizen. Contrast that to black people who are neither African, nor have they ever BEEN to Africa, but they call themselves African Americans.2ndAmendment said:where is Japan - America? or Afica-America for that matter).
I think you're partially right. I've read that CAIR has a reputation of being the Al Sharptons of American Muslims, flinging blame at non-Muslims. I don't know this for sure, but I suspect that many American Muslims are somewhat embarrassed by CAIR, just as many blacks are embarrassed by Sharpton.vraiblonde said:Muslims are the new race hustlers, in that they see offenses in everything, they complain, and someone takes their nonsense seriously for fear of being called a racist or bigot.
2ndAmendment said:So do you consider yourself an American or a Japanese or a Japanese-American barf: - where is Japan - America? or Afica-America for that matter).
Okay, I thought you were an American citizen. SorryTriggerfish said:Ask someone else considering that I'm a Japanese national.
vraiblonde said:I would consider Trigger to be an authentic Japanese American - his ethnicity and heritage are Japanese, but he is an American citizen.
Tonio said:"In other news, Pat Robertson claims the Red Cross logo is blasphemous..."
vraiblonde said:Okay, I thought you were an American citizen. Sorry
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OK. That is all I was asking. You are not a U.S. citizen.Triggerfish said:What's that have to do with anything? Ask someone else considering that I'm a Japanese national.
2ndAmendment said:OK. That is all I was asking. You are not a U.S. citizen.
I am just tired of people coming the the United States for the life and advantages that this country offers and then not becoming part of the country. When the Irish or Italians came to the U.S., they certainly retained their heritage, but they, for the most part, considered themselves Americans. Now we have Afro-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, Japanese-Americans, do dah do dah. I guess I would be a Welsh-English-French-Italian-American or Euro-American. Nonsense.Triggerfish said:I was refering to the Japan-America and Africa-America.
"The name of American...must always exalt the just pride of Patriotism, more than any appellation derived from local discriminations." --George Washington
Most people do. What's funny is that it's American-born black people that are trying to separate themselves and create a false identity and solidarity with a country they've never been a part of.2ndAmendment said:I am just tired of people coming the the United States for the life and advantages that this country offers and then not becoming part of the country.