This part made me laugh out loud. 60% of the people opposed the healthcare tax scheme too. Mr Obama will apologize for our transgressions, then fold. It is what he does.

BTW, Mr Calderon can go fuck himself in the ass with a chainsaw. Get your stuff straight culero, then talk to us.

 

I'm picturing a chainsaw making its way into a rectum and it is not a pleasant image.

 

calderon is a douche. Mexico has to get shit figured out before any real progress can be made on a mutual border. that country is a shithole and a half.

 

I though the point of a border was to divide. Apparently the definition of "border" in Mexico is "invisible line we cross to invade another sovereign nation and demand to be treated like citizens because to do otherwise would be racist or would violate constitutional rights to which we are not entitled."

Fuck them and fuck Obama.

 

 

What they did in that image is a federal crime.

 

please tell me thats not that same high school from the news a while back?

cuz if so some white kids need to get up in there and start beating ass. male female shemale ... they all need an asswhoopin

not only is that absolutely disgraceful to put the american flag below another flag on american soil to claim distress like that is illegal ... oh man somebody needs a major whooping. just disgusts me

 

Flying the US flag upside down is not illegal or disrespectful, it is actually covered in flag flying procedure.

Flying it as secondary colors on US soil however is illegal and the school itself should be held accountable for it being it is funded with federal money as well as state funds.

 

edit: I was slow posting. o:

Interesting article about a man who did this. Apparently it's ok to turn it upside down as a sign of distress, but maybe raising another countries flag above it isn't ok.

http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/07/11-0
[SPOILER="article"]WAUSAU, Wis. - An American flag flown upside down as a protest in a northern Wisconsin village was seized by police before a Fourth of July parade and the businessman who flew it - an Iraq war veteran - claims the officers trespassed and stole his property.

This photo provided by Susan Willems taken July 5, 2009 shows an American flag being flown upside down, a day after it was removed by local police, in Crivitz, Wis. The flag being flown upside down as a protest in a small northern Wisconsin village was seized by police before a Fourth of July parade. The businessman flying the flag claims police trespassed and stole his property. (AP Photo/Susan Willems)A day after the parade, police returned the flag and the man's protest - over a liquor license - continued.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin is considering legal action against the village of Crivitz for violating Vito Congine Jr.'s' First Amendment rights, Executive Director Chris Ahmuty said.

"It is not often that you see something this blatant," Ahmuty said.

In mid-June, Congine, 46, began flying the flag upside down - an accepted way to signal distress - outside the restaurant he wants to open in Crivitz, a village of about 1,000 people some 65 miles north of Green Bay.

He said his distress is likely bankruptcy because the village board refused to grant him a liquor license after he spent nearly $200,000 to buy and remodel a downtown building for an Italian supper club.

Congine's upside-down-flag represents distress to him; to others in town, it represents disrespect of the flag.

Hours before a Fourth of July parade, four police officers went to Congine's property and removed the flag under the advice of Marinette County District Attorney Allen Brey.

Neighbor Steven Klein watched in disbelief.

"I said, 'What are you doing?' Klein said. "They said, 'It is none of your business.'"

The next day, police returned the flag.

Brey declined comment Friday.

Marinette County Sheriff Jim Kanikula said it was not illegal to fly the flag upside down but people were upset and it was the Fourth of July.

"It is illegal to cause a disruption," he said.

The parade went on without any problems, Kanikula said.

Village President John Deschane, 60, an Army veteran who served in Vietnam, said many people in town believe it's disrespectful to fly the flag upside down.

"If he wants to protest, let him protest but find a different way to do it," Deschane said.

Congine, a Marine veteran who served in Iraq in 2004, said he intends to keep flying the flag upside down.

"It is pretty bad when I go and fight a tyrannical government somewhere else," Congine said, "and then I come home to find it right here at my front door."[/SPOILER]

 

i forgot a comma in there h:

and i said disrespectful as theres no distress ...