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The Santa Dinosaur Christmas Ugly Sweaters Christmas Xmas Sweater the logical extent your train of thought is that we as a society should only protest the single biggest and most rampant issue of the time. Yet based on our backgrounds and perspectives, what the ‘biggest’ issue is will depend on your point of view. Furthermore, we have no right to tell someone how or when to protest. Flatly – any thing that a player may do off of the field will not get the same attention, period. Now as it is at their place of work, the employers (owners) have the right to discipline at their discretion. Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequence – which is why you are boycotting the NFL (if I am inferring correctly). It seems that the owners in this case are making a business and moral decision to allow such protest. We may disagree but I appreciate that you can have a civil conversation about it.

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What part of the Santa Dinosaur Christmas Ugly Sweaters Christmas Xmas Sweater anthem seems to be engineered to inspire fealty? Could you give me a source please? The actual thing we were fighting against in the historical context of the song is…fealty. Additionally, those people you’re talking about, the ones who define this country, the vast majority of them practice some religion. Religion is a tradition by definition. Christians, Hindus, Muslims, Jews. All cultures that are filled with ceremony and tradition that encourage blind faith and fealty to a god or gods. Are all of those cults? According to the conclusion you’ve drawn, it would seem so. Across the world all cultures and countries have some tradition. They’re crucial in establishing identity. The symbols of the Flag and the Poetry of the Anthem are against tyrrany and oppression at their very core and synonymous with the values they represent. These are not new things, mind you, but traditions made over generations BY THE PEOPLE.

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When I was in 7th grade, I had a Santa Dinosaur Christmas Ugly Sweaters Christmas Xmas Sweater science teacher named John Iorio for two days. Both those days, he sat with me at lunch at the table I had entirely to myself because no one else would talk to me. No kids, no teachers, and when I got home my mom was too busy with soap operas and my dad started drinking within 5 minutes of walking in the door. That was more than 35 years ago and I still remember his name and how nice he was to me. Of course, it ended up backfiring because another girl who was jealous slapped me out of the blue the third day, leaving a big bruise with her multiple rings, but he was already gone by then, and I’ve long since forgotten her name. If you’re out there, thanks, Mr. Iorio. Even if it was only for two days, you made a big difference for a shy, nerdy girl. It meant a lot to me to be taken seriously by a grownup. I haven’t made it to the Basilica of San Clemente or the Great Pyramids yet, but I will before I’m 60, and that’s good enough for me.