>> And yet, you're still here

And I'll still be here when my country changes back to the kind of country that represents the ideals it was founded on. When my country, once again, will be an example of democracy and freedom.

When the fascists and fools are once again relegated to their proper stead.

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The problem with liberals is that they think change will take place simply by running their mouths on internet forums.

Are you in the projects everyday making life better for the less fortunate, or just complaining that "we" aren't doing enough?

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Like I said, sit on your a** complaining instead of making a difference.

I see you're kind everyday while I'm at work. Plenty of complaints, just to lazy to help themselves, much less anyone else.

Enjoy your free dinner, I put in overtime today so you could have it.

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A Pakistani arrives in New York City.

All excited, he stops the first person he meets.

"Good day, Mr. American, thank you to accept me in your nice
country, and...

" The person interrupts and says:

"I am not American, I'm Chinese "

The Pakistani continues on his way and meets another passer-by:

"Thank you Mr. American for to let my family and me stay here..."

Again, he is interrupted before finishing his sentence:

"I no be American, I be Turk!"

The Pakistani continues on his way and meets another passer-by:

"Mr. American, me thank you for hospitality you give..."

"But my friend, don't you see that I am black? I am African, not
American"

"But", answers the Pakistani distressed, "where are the
Americans??"

The African looking at his watch and says: "Oh, they all work 'til
five o'clock"

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>
> >> And yet, you're still here
>
> And I'll still be here when my country changes back to the kind of country
> that represents the ideals it was founded on. When my country, once again,
> will be an example of democracy and freedom.
>
> When the fascists and fools are once again relegated to their proper stead.
>
>
>

I guess you are prepared for a long wait then. ;)

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> A Pakistani arrives in New York City.
>
> All excited, he stops the first person he meets.
>
> "Good day, Mr. American, thank you to accept me in your nice
> country, and...
>
> " The person interrupts and says:
>
> "I am not American, I'm Chinese "
>
> The Pakistani continues on his way and meets another passer-by:
>
> "Thank you Mr. American for to let my family and me stay here..."
>
> Again, he is interrupted before finishing his sentence:
>
> "I no be American, I be Turk!"
>
> The Pakistani continues on his way and meets another passer-by:
>
> "Mr. American, me thank you for hospitality you give..."
>
> "But my friend, don't you see that I am black? I am African, not
> American"
>
> "But", answers the Pakistani distressed, "where are the
> Americans??"
>
> The African looking at his watch and says: "Oh, they all work 'til
> five o'clock"
>
> .
>

Heh.

Allow foreign countries to vote themselves into U.S. statehood?

That's funny, considering there was a movement after the last election to get Vermont voted as the eleventh province of Canada.

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