User Profile: Patriot83

Member Since: June 08, 2012

CommentsDisplaying Patriot83's 10 most recent comments.

  • I am not an attorney, but it appears the SPLC may be liable as an accomplice to the tragedy; involuntary manslaughter? Does leaving their “Hate” posting on their website constitute greater negligence than if they removed it after being informed of the tragedy? Can we get an opinion from a legal professional?

  • Great article. Short, concise, and supported with facts to overcome emotional rhetoric.

  • Similar to Earnest T’s arsenal, Ellie May Clampett used her bra as her assault weapon. “It ain’t to accurate, but it sure throws a heap of rocks!”

  • The amount of debt purchased by overseas purchasers have already diminished significantly. The Federal Reserve has been buying the majority of our debt since QE2. Basically, we just print more money, and we have more dollars purchasing fewer goods and services. Eventually, this will lead to pronounced inflation. Can anyone convince me I am wrong?

  • Ray Charles could see this coming.

  • Did you consider that the nine victims in the “evading vehicle” were simply returning home after exercising their Department of Justice-given right to vote early without showing an ID?

  • The nine people in the evading vehicle were just returning home after “early voting”.

  • Honor Flight is a nationwide program 100% funded by donations. They fly WWII Veterans with a volunteer guardian out of more than fifty cities to Washington DC to visit historic sites including the WWII Memorial. I have been a guardian for three of our heroes with Honor Flight Chicago. I can only speak with experience about the support from people in Chicago and Washington DC, but the people who come out to cheer these heroes are phenomenal.

    If you want to see an incredibly inspiring display of love, honor, respect, and gratitude from thousands of people at one time, search “Honor Flight” in Google (or any Internet search engine) and find out when the next Honor Flight near you takes our heroes from your community to Washington DC. Be part of the thousands of people cheering, waving flags, shaking hands and kissing these heroes in the airport as they return home from one their ode memorial visit. This 1-day experience is a gift every WWII veteran deserves, and joining the reception at the airport when our heroes return in the evening is something every American should do at least once a year. I guarantee you will be glad you were part of the experience.