'Don't whiz on the Alamo,' Texas tells man facing jail

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Remi Gaillard said:
Government not civilians. War crimes committed by the US against civilians but the war criminals who ordered such despicable acts walked away unpunished. That is why the Alamo needs to be torn down. There should be no pride in US victories with such a blood stained recent past.
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How did Alamo relevant to war crime?

Fact: Vietnam War wasn't war crime. It was allied with US, South Vietnam, South Korea, Australia, Thailand and several other countries. It was necessary to save South Vietnam from fell into communist's hand, so same goes with Laos and Cambodia.

Alamo is part of Texan's landmark and it has a lot of heritage, so you aren't respect their heritage.

What's pathetic European troll. :roll:

Where is Liebling?
 
Remi Gaillard said:
Nice logic. Well working along those lines I would then argue that 9/11 was not an act of terrorism because the planes were flown by men who were at war with the US and the action was necessary to save the world from the American imperialist hand. Freedom fighters.
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Fact: 9/11 attack was act of terrorism, claimed by US government and many government in European countries agree with US government about act of terrorism.

American imperialist hand? Some Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE and Jordan want US to be involved in their area. If they request our help so we will happily to be involved and help to fill the government's request.
 
Remi Gaillard said:
As should you. The Yasukuni shrine commemorates what Reba?
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i know you asked reba, but ill swing in anyway
yakusini shrine commemorates all those who died for the Japanese empire. from the emperor meiji to the end of wwii. in it is housed 14 or so war criminals. along with some non Japanese who died for imperial japan.
anyone who died for th empire can have their souls enshrined at yasusini. note it is Shintos inclusion here not its exclusion that rubs people the wrong way.

it is a religious site. as well as a political one.



Remi Gaillard said:
It is the shrine that provokes protests and riots across Asia every time the Japanese premier visits. To me it is on a par to the Alamo. It is a national disgrace which should be torn down or at least forgotten.
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it is a religious site. are you arguing for an eradication of a certain peoples faith?

remi. given where your from, you will be hard pressed to argue much against American dead.

look in the mirror

better yet. if you hate America so much then stop going on and on about it

ignore it

keep bitching and enjoying your freedom of the fumes of many American fallen.

karma ......
lights cigarette, inhales, exhales smoke in the shape of panzer divisions en route to remi)

comes around remi
 
Remi Gaillard said:
Nice logic. Well working along those lines I would then argue that 9/11 was not an act of terrorism because the planes were flown by men who were at war with the US and the action was necessary to save the world from the American imperialist hand. Freedom fighters.
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most were saudi. saudi arabia isnt at war with the u.s.

some were Lebanese. Lebanon isnt at war with the U.S.


which war are you speaking of?

so your fine with murdering thousands of innocent everyday people. to make a point?
 
It was despicable of this man to urinate on the Alamo. As a matter of fact, there are so many public places around the Alamo that have a lavatory where he could easily relieve himself without breaking the law.
 
Remi says he is one of many who feel this way about the United States. Not just in France. I read a lot of the usual rhetoric in what he says. It is not new. There are some facts scattered around in there but the package is basically the one the terrorists use to convince the poorly educated, gullible, and angry that America is the great Satan.

So who bankrolls you Remi? What organization do you get a check from to advance terrorist rhetoric on a deaf forum? If it was up to me you would be silenced long before now. I know you and you are my enemy.
 
Remi Gaillard said:
Government not civilians. War crimes committed by the US against civilians but the war criminals who ordered such despicable acts walked away unpunished. That is why the Alamo needs to be torn down. There should be no pride in US victories with such a blood stained recent past.
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Unlike the French. Only their own blood gets on their wool, since they are sheep. That is why the Arc de Triomphe needs to be torn down. There has never been a triumph at the hands of the French. Why do I remember seeing pictures of Panzer divisions motoring through it?
Remi Gaillard said:
Nice logic. Well working along those lines I would then argue that 9/11 was not an act of terrorism because the planes were flown by men who were at war with the US and the action was necessary to save the world from the American imperialist hand. Freedom fighters.
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Yes, those stock brokers and firefighters were conquering the world. If you wanted attention from the military, flying civilian aircraft into civilian buildings and beheading civilians while chanting "Praise Allah" are good methods.
 
respectyoda said:
It was despicable of this man to urinate on the Alamo. As a matter of fact, there are so many public places around the Alamo that have a lavatory where he could easily relieve himself without breaking the law.
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You could have fix Remi instead of make anti-transgender statement. :aw:

That what Yoda did.
 
Remi Gaillard said:
Sorry I thought you were writing in a different language as your sentences made no sense whatsoever. Perhaps now would be the time to remind you that some of us are over the age of 15 and would appreciate it if you could put coherent sentences together when you attempt to write in English. Merci beaucoup
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You failed to catch the sense of humor.

Excuse me, English was my original language that I learned to write.
 
Remi Gaillard said:
English is not even my first language but I can tell that you struggle with it. I only lost my hearing in my mid 20s so I had a fairly good command of 3 languages by the time I lost the ability to follow all sounds but I am guessing you have always been deaf and have struggled with learning English? Reading your posts on here and the way you structure your sentences you come across more as someone for whom English is a 2nd or3rd language and you keep on reverting back to the rules of your first language.
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American Sign Language was my first language to communicate and English was only one language that I write.

My English isn't good because of deafness (lack of phonics) and poor writing expression (I did better with typing over writing and my writing today was better than in 1990s).

I have some reading comprehension problems, depending on texts and sentences.
 
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