[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] I didnt need to know that two facts were facts 2 words later.:|
Secondly, breaking a law doesnt make the guy wrong and a criminal. The founding fathers broke the law, but were they wrong? The fact that people on this board have an enormous sense of false patriotism and are getting spoon fed by the gov't is hiliarious.
Ace6301
What exactly gives you the right to assume their sense of patriotism is false?..What are you even basing that statement on?...The fact that they know about military regulations?..Or that they believe the guy was in the wrong?.. And the issue of the founding father's is wholly different..Essentially the settlers were left to their own devices with little to no British involvement for quite a lengthy period of time...they were then taxed like hell..without representation and on a plethora of things...and the British, after leaving them to their own devices for so long..tried to reign them in... 1). Treason is treason. Breaking the law makes you a criminal. For all the laws concerned the British could have been shooting settlers on sight and they would still be criminals and capable of being sent to death. There is zero difference. 2). The taxes were actually pretty fair. Note: The founding fathers were actually pretty cool guys for their time and I think they were in the right. Still a bunch of criminals who committed treason. 1. You can't necessarily call it treason if you barely enforced your rule in the first place..the American settlers thought of themselves as separate peoples from the British..they were British in allegiance alone.. 2. The taxes weren't fair, they were being taxed on stamps and sugar etc...because the British government was desperately trying to account for their debt in regards to war(s)..
[QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] I didnt need to know that two facts were facts 2 words later.:|
Secondly, breaking a law doesnt make the guy wrong and a criminal. The founding fathers broke the law, but were they wrong? The fact that people on this board have an enormous sense of false patriotism and are getting spoon fed by the gov't is hiliarious.
DroidPhysX
What exactly gives you the right to assume their sense of patriotism is false?..What are you even basing that statement on?...The fact that they know about military regulations?..Or that they believe the guy was in the wrong?.. And the issue of the founding father's is wholly different..Essentially the settlers were left to their own devices with little to no British involvement for quite a lengthy period of time...they were then taxed like hell..without representation and on a plethora of things...and the British, after leaving them to their own devices for so long..tried to reign them in... But the law said they couldnt do that. And according to people on this board:
The Law = infinte best thing that can never be wrong.
How about sticking to what I stated instead of the opinions of others on the board.. And the laws were barely, if at all being enforced by the British government.. The settlers made their own laws and essentially their own governmental institutions.. I.E. The House of Burgess and what not..
[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] The level of false patriotism in this thread is hilarious
DroidPhysX
False patriotism? The fact that he's a Soldier and the fact that he violated the UCMJ are both statements of fact, just like saying 2+2=4 is a statement of fact. As for betraying his country, I'm not going to argue with you since one man's betrayal is another man's honorable deed according to this place.
I didnt need to know that two facts were facts 2 words later.:|
Secondly, breaking a law doesnt make the guy wrong and a criminal. The founding fathers broke the law, but were they wrong? The fact that people on this board have an enormous sense of false patriotism and are getting spoon fed by the gov't is hiliarious.
What exactly gives you the right to assume their sense of patriotism is false?..What are you even basing that statement on?...The fact that they know about military regulations?..Or that they believe the guy was in the wrong?.. And the issue of the founding father's is wholly different..Essentially the settlers were left to their own devices with little to no British involvement for quite a lengthy period of time...they were then taxed like hell..without representation and on a plethora of things...and the British, after leaving them to their own devices for so long..tried to reign them in...
[QUOTE="funsohng"][QUOTE="Xx_Hopeless_xX"][QUOTE="funsohng"] Actually, you won't realize it unless you are told (or the cook is really bad). It's like beef, but pork. But it's so good you won't care. I want to go wherever you live and try some now :o.. I don't live in Korea now, but yeah, come to Korea if you want some dog meat. But I heard it isn't really for everyone. Meh, i'll try some new things.. Only things i don't like are things along the lines of insects/organs...eyes tongue etc..
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