[tommy]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

And what if that black person isn't from the Americas, you grocerybag?

African-American is an expression used only in the US.
The problem is that all black people are called African-Americans, whether they originate from Africa or not.

[Rev. Dr. Davidson]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

It's because the racist liberals want to keep the nigras, wetbacks, etc... dependent on their social programs rather than have them help themselves.

So true... I asked many questions about this subject on the national demoncratic forums. They agreed, as usual, then said absolutely nothing. I wanted to know why my tax dollars went to pay for illegals and other 'social' programs, when it should be used for the education and defense of Americans.

[BornAgain]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Calling a black person an African-American is what is right in society. Go up to an African-American and call them a negro. See what happens.

Obviously, you are so separated from the real world that you do not know what is right in a 21st century society.

And what if that black person isn't from the Americas, you grocerybag?

[BornAgain]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Rev. Dr. Davidson has brought up an important question: Why do so many Americans hate America so much that they have to dilute being American with some hypenated appelation?

African-American
Atheist-American
Asian-American
Baby-Eating-Wicker-American
and the like?

It's all very confusing. I knew an American who was born in Jamaica, who was dark as night. She was horrifically offended if some liebral white person called her "African-American", since she'd never set foot in Africa, and she considered herself simply American.

What's the deal with this? Can anyone explain it? Is being American simply not good enough for these hyphenated people?

It's because the racist liberals want to keep the nigras, wetbacks, etc... dependent on their social programs rather than have them help themselves.

[OnYourKnees]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Well, when someone suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed, it is hard to give you guys some credibility.

You believe that giagantic flesh-eating lizards roamed the earth (dinosaurs), yes? Why would you think that a dinosaur and a dragon would not be the same thing?


DRAGONS!! RUN!

In no place does the Bible reference "fire-breathing dragons" or "Chinese dragons", just "dragons". Dragons = dinosaurs.

Of course, you don't believe in God's Word, so it's hard for you to give the Creator any credibility.

[Rev. Dr. Davidson]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Go up to an African-American and call them a negro. See what happens.

Maybe in the LIE-beral north and Chanikistan this is true, but where I come from.... The only places where this might cause trouble are in the major cities, where all the welfare stealing, inbred, purse snatchers dwell in safety under the demoncratic oversite of the antichrist.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Calling a black person an African-American is what is right in society. Go up to an African-American and call them a negro. See what happens.

Obviously, you are so separated from the real world that you do not know what is right in a 21st century society.

And obviously you are so separated from any sense of morality or decency that you are unable to imagine any higher moral authority than what some negro wants. Go up to an "Africky-American" and ask him if he wants to buy some crack; does that make it right?

Well, when someone suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed, it is hard to give you guys some credibility.

Friend, the Holy Bible suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed. If you disagree with that, you disagree with 63% of Americans.

Exhort servants to be obedient unto their own masters, and to please them well in all things; not answering again; Not purloining, but shewing all good fidelity; that they may adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. (Titus 2:9-10)

And especially not purloining pies!

[Pastor Al E Pistle]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Well, when someone suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed, it is hard to give you guys some credibility.

You are beginning to irritate me you little homer. Even the secular media admits that unicorns existed and still exist. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Well, when someone suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed, it is hard to give you guys some credibility.

Show me just ONE piece of evidence that shows that unicorns and dragons didn't exist. Go ahead, I dare you. Why do you assume that they didn't? I can tell you why -- you just like to disagree with the Bible. The Bible says that unicorns and dragons existed, and immediately you decide to believe the opposite because you can't fathom the idea that God is Truly in control! How sad

[Rev. Dr. Davidson]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

If any word should preface "American", it should be "Godly", and I am a proud Godly American!
That being said, there are times where it does come in useful to have hyphenations, like having it listed on a job application. Not every Nigra or Nigress is named "Tyrone Leroy Jackson" or "Lacquisha Mahalia Washington". Could you imagine the embarrassment of calling a "Mr. James Michael Smith" in for a job interview, and a tall, dark, muscular buck comes walking through the door? Why, think of the time wasted having to call for security alone! A little forewarning is nice.

Back before the great war, they were required to have passes to even be out on the street. Perhaps we should go back to that?

Exhort servants to be obedient unto their own masters, and to please them well in all things; not answering again; Not purloining, but shewing all good fidelity; that they may adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things. (Titus 2:9-10)

[Mrs. Mary Whitford]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

If any word should preface "American", it should be "Godly", and I am a proud Godly American!
That being said, there are times where it does come in useful to have hyphenations, like having it listed on a job application. Not every Nigra or Nigress is named "Tyrone Leroy Jackson" or "Lacquisha Mahalia Washington". Could you imagine the embarrassment of calling a "Mr. James Michael Smith" in for a job interview, and a tall, dark, muscular buck comes walking through the door? Why, think of the time wasted having to call for security alone! A little forewarning is nice.

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Well, when someone suggests that unicorns and dragons once existed, it is hard to give you guys some credibility.

[Rev. Dr. Davidson]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Obviously, you are so separated from the real world that you do not know what is right in a 21st century society.

Get the somewhere, spawn of satan.... And please drop the 21st century crap? We already know this. What you fail to realize is that you think we're in a fairy tale world, where homers dance on every rooftop, and candy magically comes out from under a cathylick priest's robe.

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Calling a black person an African-American is what is right in society. Go up to an African-American and call them a negro. See what happens.

Obviously, you are so separated from the real world that you do not know what is right in a 21st century society.

[Rev. Dr. Davidson]

Re: Hyphenated-Americans

Rev. Dr. Davidson has brought up an important question: Why do so many Americans hate America so much that they have to dilute being American with some hypenated appelation?

Thank you for bringing this thread to light. I was waiting for the appropiate place....