Thirty days in the hole... Somebody could turn that into a song!OK who’s the idiot here. Member since 2008 and you act like this.
30 days.
Oh, wait... Maybe....
This really humbles me...
Thirty days in the hole... Somebody could turn that into a song!OK who’s the idiot here. Member since 2008 and you act like this.
30 days.
France didn't put those words on the statue. An American wrote that poem to help fundraising efforts to build the base for it. It was later cast into a plaque that was mounted at the statue by America.You need to drop that whole romantic attachment to some words France put on the statue.
France didn't put those words on the statue. An American wrote that poem to help fundraising efforts to build the base for it. It was later cast into a plaque that was mounted at the statue by America.
The song is from the 1949 Broadway musical MISS LIBERTY. Written By Irving Berlin; lyrics adapted from the poem THE NEW COLOSSUS by EMMA LAZARUS.
This isn't the best version of the song, but it is by the guy who wrote the melody, so I went with that. You have to admit, we dressed better in 1949. No "casual Fridays" which was the end of civility in the USA if I remember correctly.
I remember singing this in grade school and at a Boy Scout conference.
Yeah, I know, old fashioned. But it was old fashioned patriotism. Funny thing: we believed the words then.
I still do.
I still do as well, with limits. I agree with drillsgt we can't take in everyone that wants to come.
I didn't read his comments that way. But, whaddiknow....I still do as well, with limits. I agree with drillsgt we can't take in everyone that wants to come.
I really didn't either. At least not in the whole. One sentence of it though "We need to be smarter now about our immigration policy like some of these other countries, we already have over 330M people here now, staggering debt, and out of control spending, we can't continue to take in anybody that shows up at the doorstep." I can agree with.I didn't read his comments that way. But, whaddiknow....
The song is from the 1949 Broadway musical MISS LIBERTY. Written By Irving Berlin; lyrics adapted from the poem THE NEW COLOSSUS by EMMA LAZARUS.
This isn't the best version of the song, but it is by the guy who wrote the melody, so I went with that. You have to admit, we dressed better in 1949. No "casual Fridays" which was the end of civility in the USA if I remember correctly.
I remember singing this in grade school and at a Boy Scout conference.
Yeah, I know, old fashioned. But it was old fashioned patriotism. Funny thing: we believed the words then.
I still do.
Out of that whole rant that's what you focused on lol, thanks for the correction, I edited out 'France'.France didn't put those words on the statue. An American wrote that poem to help fundraising efforts to build the base for it. It was later cast into a plaque that was mounted at the statue by America.
I do as well. Congress refuses to deal with it effectively. I'm all for a moratorium on any immigration until we set Congress down in a locked building and not let them out until they have an immigration law that makes sense.I really didn't either. At least not in the whole. One sentence of it though "We need to be smarter now about our immigration policy like some of these other countries, we already have over 330M people here now, staggering debt, and out of control spending, we can't continue to take in anybody that shows up at the doorstep." I can agree with.
One of the usual suspects in another thread said those are just a few bad apples but nothing to see here.A Female Soldier at Fort Bliss Was Assaulted by a Group of Male Afghan Refugees, Officials Say
Take them sky diving from the wheel house of a C130...
One of the usual suspects in another thread said those are just a few bad apples but nothing to see here.
Looks like they have role models.One of the usual suspects in another thread said those are just a few bad apples but nothing to see here.
Looks like they have role models.
Despite Efforts, Sexual Assaults Up Nearly 40% in US Military
Despite Efforts, Sexual Assaults Up Nearly 40% in US Military
A new survey of active-duty troops has found that sexual assaults in the U.S. military rose by 38% from 2016 to 2018.www.military.com
You can't blame everything on the French!France didn't put those words on the statue. An American wrote that poem to help fundraising efforts to build the base for it. It was later cast into a plaque that was mounted at the statue by America.
Without the statue there would have been no poem so still the French's fault.You can't blame everything on the French!
Emma Lazarus wrote that poem.
You guys could have written "**** off" on the plaque if you wanted.Without the statue there would have been no poem so still the French's fault.