Sorry, but feijoada ís a Brazilian, not Hispanic food. You´ll find it in several Portuguese countries, but not on Hispanic America.

[[About then, Pitcairn yelled, "Disperse, ye rebels, disperse,"
In April 1775, General Gage, the military governor of Massachusetts sent out a body of troops to take possession of military stores at Concord, a short distance from Boston. At Lexington, a handful of "embattled farmers," who had been tipped off by Paul Revere, barred the way. The "rebels" were ordered to disperse. They stood their ground; and a shot was heard 'round the world]]

Those “embattled farmers” understood what it meant to be men-a trait we are losing in this age of the nanny state “hold me I am too much of a sissy to run my own life”.

The American Revolution continues; the weakling, the coward and the sunshine patriots will lose no matter who wins-they always do.

On the issue of home schooling for example, I pay taxes for Education and I have no kids, if everyone did home schooling I’d be happy to get my tax money back. But, my concern about home schooling isn’t the good parents, its the bad ones. If, as she asserted, parents could opt out of having their kids go to school, some parents would do so and NOT home school their kids. They would ignore them, make them work around the house, who knows what.

Back on the gun issue, I don’t own a gun for anyone to take, so I guess I’ll get to avoid the hail of gunfire from the police. But, if people did start getting into shooting battles with the police, I assure you the result would be much firmer gun laws, and much more angry cops. I don’t think it’s too much to expect them to obey the laws, and you as well (which INCLUDES not waving guns at cops and following their lawful orders…and yes, I said lawful, just for you!!).

Jack

Freedom is more important than life. Some things are worth dying for. It is the weak, spiritless man, who clings so desperately to life, who becomes a slave. The Leftist mantra of, “It’s just not worth dying for.”, is simply an attempt to disarm you of your spirit. Shackles find only willing wrists. When they try to take your guns, they’re trying to take your freedom. It’s as simple as that.

As for home-schooling, it has the marvelous side-effect of forcing the parent to learn in order to stay ahead of the child and be able to teach him. Those to whom you refer as people you would not want to have doing the home-schooling are actually the ones you want to have do it.

Jack

You are either the most unaware person in America or too young to have watched the news of the gun confiscations in New Orleans in 2005.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-taU9d26wT4

National Guard? I doubt it, for the most part the type of people who join the National Guard would not do that. But it did happen by the police in New Orleans to the point of a policeman using the butt of a shot gun to an 82 year old woman’s face to take her gun. A gun confiscation that left tens of thousands of Americans helpless during the post Katrina looting, looting often committed by both local and out of state police.

So go a head and trust in government 52. Jack, but you putting your trust in men–Richard Nixon, LBJ, Janet Reno, Joesph Stain, Rod Blagojevich, the FBI agent who shot Vicky Weaver. I’ll trust me and mine including the young policeman in the family, but not in some far away government that ignores the war on the border here and a race baiter/victim such as Sergio Rodriguera. Some of the AMERICANS being robbed, raped and killed by the Mexican gangs down here (Yuma County) are indeed AMERICANS of Mexican ancestry–sorry that Mr. Sergio Rodriguera won’t addressed their plight.

John McCain and President Bush both came here and told us our plight was sad but the economic benefits of illegals was worth a few dead locals. I’ll trust in me and mine. Yes 52. Jack if you had to put up with what we do you would too.