I have some very good friends who are Latino and don’t mind their culture “contributions” into American society, even. As a Caucasian male, I have no problem with Hispanic culture, even in America. What bothers me though is that I get the title of racist (hilarious in its own right because we are all of the human race) when I look at someone from the South who decides to fly the Confederate Battle Flag (which is just as American as baseball or apple pie) as a testament that the people are supposed to have the power, not the Federal government. And interestingly, when I get into arguments with my father over racism, I am usually defending black people because his prejudice is obsolete (not to mention I love soul food).

It’s been my experience that those who cry “racist” usually are the so-called racists themselves.

America has room for all who want to come here…and be Americans. Perhaps that’s hard to see because all of the Founding Fathers were land-owning white guys. But that doesn’t mean a thing. If you believe in what they did, for yourself and for those in America, then you’re just as fit to be an American as those that signed the Declaration of Independence. But that also means that you leave behind your need to identify with something other than America. In other words, love the country in which you live or live in the country that you love.

Que Dios bendiga a los Estados Unidos.

Sex without consequences is what birth control is about. A child is a natural outcome of the copulative process and we all understand that liberals don’t truly believe in consequences. And abortion is nothing more than a further example of sex without the pregnancy consequence.

Don’t be too upset with yourself because of where you were, but remember that we’re all pilgrims on this journey and sometimes, we have to learn the lessons as we go.

Stay rabid, my friend.

By the way, I don’t link to liberal nonsense, so no posts to your blog.

The Jobs Bill- Offsets the payroll tax for 1 year for companies that hire new employees, or people receiving unemployment insurance. Also gives other tax incentives to companies hiring new employees. Republicans attempted to block this.
-Wall Street Reform- Puts stricter regulations on the banks, preventing them from becoming “too big to fail”. Curbs reckless spending practices that caused the banking crisis. Republicans attempted to block this.

American Recovery and Reinvestment Act- Pumped billions of dollars into state and local Governments to prevent us from sinking into a second Great Depression. Republicans opposed this but now want to take credit for the parts of it that we know are successful.

Oil Spill Liability- Raises the liability on what companies can be made to pay to clean up after an oil spill. Republicans blocked this.

Immigration Reform- Republican suggested comprehensive immigration reform until Obama supported it. Now they’re rabidly opposed to it and even voted against their own legislation. Republicans blocked this.
-Unemployment extension bill HR-4213- Would provide additional aid to the millions of Americans still on unemployment who are just trying to support themselves and their families.