Originally Posted by Guru (Post 8634743)

I would stand and remove my hat for the national anthem but not for God Bless America. Now, if they changed that to the national anthem of course I would then.

Last I checked, there is only one recognized national anthem.

Originally Posted by chiefsfootballfan (Post 8633753)

it used to be "america" welcomed different opinions. in fact, it was so important to the foundations of america, it became the first "right".

Originally Posted by |Zoccer| (Post 8634767)

Says the guy who is freely giving a differing opinion responding to another guy freely giving a differing opinion.

The whole thing still works dumbass.

Originally Posted by Bump (Post 8633975)

I hope to in the future, but it's not as easy as one would think.

Originally Posted by Guru (Post 8634777)

Exactly. If somebody chooses not to stand and/or remove their hat, that is their business and nobody elses.

Originally Posted by Guru (Post 8634777)

Exactly. If somebody chooses not to stand and/or remove their hat, that is their business and nobody elses.

Originally Posted by LVNHACK (Post 8634675)

So....You went to a ballgame over the weekend....I guess on every major highway along the ride the US Army had checkpoints every half mile with hummers a crew of 4 and a 50 cal. Once you got into KC there was a Police checkpoint on every block and you tied a colored rag on your steering wheel, side or rear view mirror or better yet you flew a flag of the prophet that best identified your faith so you wouldn't get pulled over at the checkpoint and searched.

Then when you got to the parking area 1/2 mile maybe more from the stadium your car was searched by a dog team to ensure you weren't driving a car loaded with explosives. Then you and your....oh that's right, wife, girlfriend or daughter couldn't attend with you because their really not worthy to attend a function like a ballgame.

When you finally got into the stadium safely and were enjoying yourself I could see where it would be a real pain in the ass to remove your cap when you stood and listened to a worthless song.

Damn America really sucks.....Don't forget cerfew at 10:00 pm you gotta be off the streets.

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 8634831)

So, you're upset that people are exercising their freedom of religion while a song is being played in response to people flying planes into buildings in the name of a god you don't worship....

Originally Posted by LVNHACK (Post 8634675)

So....You went to a ballgame over the weekend....I guess on every major highway along the ride the US Army had checkpoints every half mile with hummers a crew of 4 and a 50 cal. Once you got into KC there was a Police checkpoint on every block and you tied a colored rag on your steering wheel, side or rear view mirror or better yet you flew a flag of the prophet that best identified your faith so you wouldn't get pulled over at the checkpoint and searched.

Then when you got to the parking area 1/2 mile maybe more from the stadium your car was searched by a dog team to ensure you weren't driving a car loaded with explosives. Then you and your....oh that's right, wife, girlfriend or daughter couldn't attend with you because their really not worthy to attend a function like a ballgame.

When you finally got into the stadium safely and were enjoying yourself I could see where it would be a real pain in the ass to remove your cap when you stood and listened to a worthless song.

Damn America really sucks.....Don't forget cerfew at 10:00 pm you gotta be off the streets.

Originally Posted by |Zoccer| (Post 8634767)

Says the guy who is freely giving a differing opinion responding to another guy freely giving a differing opinion.

The whole thing still works dumbass.

Originally Posted by chiefsfootballfan (Post 8634903)

sure. just don't say that in front of SS mutha ****a

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 8633969)

I think the Russian/Soviet national anthem is pretty good, because to a non-Russian speaker it sounds stereotypical: a bunch of drunk ****ers joyously extolling their Fatherland's values.