What sorts of things would you consider 'unamerican'?

[mrkilla]

this guy

[Jihad]

Military Officer's with a terrorism buzzword for an internet handle.

[Kaj]

Politics answer: Labeling things unAmerican.

OOT answer: Not liking a hamburger. Even if it's a veggie burger instead.

[Kaj]

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kitchen trash can not under sink.

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I've liked pretty much everything you had to say bison, but this takes it's to a whole new level.

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Especially if you like your sink 5 feet off the floor.

[TiK]

The metric system.

[Blarg]

Religion in politics
Attempts to stifle free speech
Unfair property seizure -- things like taking a guy's car because he tried to get a hooker or buy a joint come to mind

All these things are both done and widely endorsed, unfortunately.

I'll also put down long-term thinking in general. We're a country of short-term thinkers.

Also, I know this is a tradition in some parts of America, but I suspect Satanic influence -- some people put thousand island dressing on their hot dogs. I don't think our founding fathers fought to give us the right to do that.

[maryfield48]

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Religion in politics
Attempts to stifle free speech
Unfair property seizure -- things like taking a guy's car because he tried to get a hooker or buy a joint come to mind


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Those all sound as Merkin as Apple Pie!

[Uglyowl]

Bukakke

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Religion in politics
Attempts to stifle free speech
Unfair property seizure -- things like taking a guy's car because he tried to get a hooker or buy a joint come to mind

All these things are both done and widely endorsed, unfortunately.

I'll also put down long-term thinking in general. We're a country of short-term thinkers.

Also, I know this is a tradition in some parts of America, but I suspect Satanic influence -- some people put thousand island dressing on their hot dogs. I don't think our founding fathers fought to give us the right to do that.

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Thread takes a turn for the serious.

There's nothing wrong or unamerican about religion in politics. People have a right to vote for those that they feel represent their interests; whether their interests are actually represented is a different can of worms. If the heathens of the country would actually vote then this would not be an issue.

Come to think of it, voting is very unamerican, practically speaking.

[mbillie1]

This could go one of two ways... things I idealize "american" as being, and things that I think realistically describe "american"

idealized: it's unamerican to be a giant suckbag

realistic: it's unamerican not to be a giant suckbag