Quote Originally Posted by PigSnout
You bash America at will. You see a topic about something that happens in America and you attack America. You make up things about history in order to cast America in a bad light. Without question you are anti American.

here is one example Under Current Events
American Indians Confront Bikers
I looked in expecting to see posts like "it's a sacred ground to them, the bikers can go elsewhere or it's a free country and no one has a right to public land"

Instead here are your anti American posts
"IMO It was their country first before any of the so called Americans of today laid claim to something they had no right to."
You insult us with "so called Americans". Your post added nothing rational to the topic.

"The issue at question is the USA's treatment of modern Indians not ancient ones."
The issue was about bunch of bikers and you irrationally twist that into the USA's treatment of modern Indians. Guess what? Bikers dont represent America

Right after you make the statement "treatment of modern Indians not ancient ones."You say "The planned rally is just an ongoing example of the disrespect shown to the original inhabitants since settlers arrived there". So now it IS about ancient times. You're really out there.

The proof is in the pudding and you've got a bowl full.

What I say I stand by and since the country you call home has existed for only 200 odd years the fact remains that it was stolen or coerced out of the hands of the ORIGINAL inhabitants.

If you believe that the treatment of the modern Indians has been anything but disrespectful then you really need to check your "facts".

Once again this is an example of selective reading to only choose to hear what you want and taking things out of context.

You see America to mean all Americans when you should realise (but don't want to) that by that I refer to the decision makers and since that is usualy the goverment or in the case of Sturgis the local goverment that is not all Americans.

I believe most people are just trying to get on with their lives with as little fuss as possible , however we all have a duty to speak out if we believe something to be wrong.

If all this makes me anti American then so be it .
psychocat Reviewed by psychocat on . Anti American I consider myself a lot of things and I am often accused of being many more, it's all good since I consider myself most of all to be thick skinned and I really don't give a damn what others think of me but I am a cat and therefore curious. 3 Questions : What is anti-American ? If I dislike American politics does that make me AA* even though I love certain things about and from America (Arlen Ness Harleys, Alice Cooper) ? Do you believe me to be AA*? Rating: 5