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Tim Graham will set the tone here:
''What is it about celebrations of national pride that [ratbastard MSM] columnists find so distasteful?''
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"This is the week each year when Americans revel in their nationalism,
a summer brew of playful patriotism, boastful exceptionalism, and a
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But wait, there's more. Dave Pierre found this ''piece of bitterness'' by Mark Kurlansky, "Fathers don't always know best"
''Apparently, Kurlansky is not too impressed by the very people who
founded our nation. He begins his column by listing reasons why the
United States is such a horrible 'backward democracy.' And the blame,
implies Kurlansky, lies at the feet of the Founding Fathers .''
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Arick Barwin shares his patriotic fantasy with Huff 'n Puffers. After running into Osama bin-Laden, he slits his throat with a box cutter, and then ....
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I gather up the body of the world's most notorious terrorist and hurl it over
the balcony. Then, in the final stroke of luck, Bin Laden lands on Dick
Cheney.'' |
 (Here this will make you feel better).
Now here's something you didn't know. Fourth of July fireworks
are banned today because these same media types spent years dwelling on
the negative aspects of little dynamite sticks. That chimera, and
the notion that the children needed protection, was self serving
poppy-cock. They were scared to death for their own skin.
See, in the old days, when people talked their country down like this,
folks would drag them out of their homes and pack their ani
with M-80s, butterfingers, cherry bombs and sparklers, and set a match
to the whole kit. Blew their asses clean off, and we liked it
that way. Learn from this.
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