Haha. That's probably what I'd do. I hate when people ask random stuff like that. Especially when it seems like they're expecting you to give the "wrong answer."

(Sung to the tune of Lee Greenwood's God Bless the U.S.A.)

I’m proud to be an American where at least I know I’m free.
And I won’t forget the National Guard who were sent to die in Iraq for gas for our SUVs.
And I’d gladly stand up next to you and say FUCK YOU to Bush today.
‘Cause there ain’t no doubt I love my Bill of Rights, so kiss my ass, U.S.A.

america, the land where I can say

FUCK YOU BUSH YOU RETARTED MONKEY PRESIDENT FUCK!

and not get taken away by the secret police.

We here in Savannah, GA have a bigger St. Patricks day party than any city in Ireland except Dublin. And it all takes place in the 1.35 x 1.35 mile historic district. It gets out of control.

As for independence day. I got way too drunk. Hung out on top of a parking garage and watched fireworks.

Take it to the streets, brother!

Power to the people, right on!

Everyone already hates Bush. Do we really have to keep saying it, as if it will gain more followers? It's just an obnoxious trend. Bores me to tears.

Yes, yes, yes.

We can't get complacent about it. We have to keep saying it.

I agree....it's reality. He's horrible.

http://pyroboy.com/ the human firework video

http://youtube.com/watch?v=CgYh27WtEJA&feature=PlayList&p=53CC570B17F F25A4&index=3
forty-five thousand bottle rockets at youtube

Idiot.

Your one of those people who continually points out the very obvious?
It's not necessary to keep repeating it. We know, we all know. Those who don't by now obviously are extremely unhealthy and should be shot immediatly.

what is your address???

I wore my "I Am Not American" shirt. Got to have an obvious lable to go with the accent that you silly Americans think is fake.

So maybe it makes me feel better. Maybe it's cathartic. Maybe I feel I have to say it to express my bitter discontent. Maybe I feel like not saying anything is worse than pointing out the obvious. Sometimes it takes this continually pointing out the obvious to make other more timid people more confident about expressing their own discontent. You don't think it was obvious to many of Hitler's followers that he was completely insane? And yet, because nobody dared raise their voice, he got away with everything he wanted.

Point out the obvious! Point it out and point it out and point it out until people are sick of hearing it! Then maybe things might change.

Dissent often is just about pointing out the obvious.