Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 12:34 am
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They committed the sin of wearing the U.S. flag to their school on Cinco de Mayo. School officials claimed the flag was inflammatory to wear that day and could cause fights.
Here's a quote from one of the Mexican-American students:
First of all, one of the kids who wore the U.S. flag is also a Mexican-American.
Secondly, that bitch's comments are...let's be nice and say they're "misguided". Her attitude is one of the biggest obstacles this country is facing right now. A bunch of different groups who think their race, religious belief, ethnicity, etc. is more important than everyone else's.
Guess what? It doesn't mean shit. This country is a melting pot, not a stew pot. So shut your ignorant pie hole and melt. You're a U.S. citizen, you're not a Mexican.
To a U.S. citizen, Cinco de Mayo is nothing more than an excuse to drink.
They committed the sin of wearing the U.S. flag to their school on Cinco de Mayo. School officials claimed the flag was inflammatory to wear that day and could cause fights.
Here's a quote from one of the Mexican-American students:
"I think they should apologize cause it is a Mexican Heritage Day," Annicia Nunez, a Live Oak High student, said. "We don't deserve to be get disrespected like that. We wouldn't do that on Fourth of July."
First of all, one of the kids who wore the U.S. flag is also a Mexican-American.
Secondly, that bitch's comments are...let's be nice and say they're "misguided". Her attitude is one of the biggest obstacles this country is facing right now. A bunch of different groups who think their race, religious belief, ethnicity, etc. is more important than everyone else's.
Guess what? It doesn't mean shit. This country is a melting pot, not a stew pot. So shut your ignorant pie hole and melt. You're a U.S. citizen, you're not a Mexican.
To a U.S. citizen, Cinco de Mayo is nothing more than an excuse to drink.