There's always larger.
On 7/5/19, R. E. Driscoll Sr <llocsirdsr@xxxxxxx> wrote:
That’s a pretty large nut shell.
Richard
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On Jul 4, 2019, at 2:11 PM, Mostafa Almahdy <mostafa.almahdy@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
For many young Americans, Fourth of July is just a legal holiday in
the United States. It said they celebrate America’s declaration day,
independence from British intrusion. Well, how about today? With 2019
marking the 243rd anniversary of the founding of the United States,
what has this immense nation brought to the world so far? Fireworks
under Donald Trump tank displays and Air Force flyovers, this is the
most significant national holiday in American calendar, an unabashed
expression of patriotic pride. This day signifies typical American
impudence. My message to many Americans tonight, the world won’t
tolerate this belligerent disposal. Americans assume they own the rest
of the world with their forcefully imposed imperialism and cultural
manipulation. The United States attempts to compel others to embrace
its ideology. This nation is intemperately repleted with bigots and
hatemongers. In Trump’s not so favourable era, Islam disparagers are
on the rise, education is incessantly on the decline. A typical
American couldn’t put the video game controller down and read
something useful. That’s my endeavour critique of Americanism. I
despise the hateful and racial disparity temperament based in America
and resembled by Trump and his supporters. America is hated for what
it does. Furthermore, the alleged first amendment is emphatically
dubitable after the New York Times was coerced to apologise for
exerting an opinion that has offended Jews and their bootlick
community. That’s my message on fourth of July in a nutshell.
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(Seeking knowledge is compulsory from cratle to grave because it is a
shoreless ocean.)
