DSW, the easy way to avoid being misunderstood by the big, bad ugly Americans would be to say what you mean and mean what you say. I don't have a problem with people bearing arms, and I say so. No one misunderstands this.
You claim now that you don't have a problem with people bearing arms, but I've only seen you post on the topic twice and both times you were against it. Confusion as to what you're trying to say is the least you should expect. One of those statements has to be true and the other false, unless you meant that women with "butchy, Un-American" hair aren't people.
I still don't quite get the point about the woman being a boy. Fine, if it helps, think of it as a poster with a boy holding a rifle. What exactly is your objection? I doubt there were quite as many Australians making fun of the evil, nasty M1 and its evil, nasty magazine when they were in the hands of American soldiers dying en masse to keep Australia from becoming part of the Greater East Asian Co-Operative Sphere.
We like Australians here. We have quite a few Aussie members, including a couple who came to the U.S. mainly to get away from the politics of Australia.
You claim now that you don't have a problem with people bearing arms, but I've only seen you post on the topic twice and both times you were against it. Confusion as to what you're trying to say is the least you should expect. One of those statements has to be true and the other false, unless you meant that women with "butchy, Un-American" hair aren't people.
I still don't quite get the point about the woman being a boy. Fine, if it helps, think of it as a poster with a boy holding a rifle. What exactly is your objection? I doubt there were quite as many Australians making fun of the evil, nasty M1 and its evil, nasty magazine when they were in the hands of American soldiers dying en masse to keep Australia from becoming part of the Greater East Asian Co-Operative Sphere.
We like Australians here. We have quite a few Aussie members, including a couple who came to the U.S. mainly to get away from the politics of Australia.
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