The USA Freedom Kids Sing The Donald Trump President Song

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Sorry you see it that way.

originally posted by: Kitana
a reply to: BIGPoJo

I have definitely noticed the trend. I swear I think I am in the last corner of the universe where it is not seen as evil. But get online, or in a city, and all these things suddenly become evil.

Makes me glad to live in a tiny town in nowhere America.

When I was being trained as a correctional officer many many years ago I was told that if you are doing something that feels good it might be wrong. People these days should take that warning to heart. Many of these liberal agendas are designed to make people feel good regardless of outcome. Sometimes doing the right thing doesn't always feel good.

a reply to: LSU0408

Did obama change what is seen as patriotic?
Plenty of people criticized the rise of 'patriotism' after 9/11 too. That was pre-obama, what was the cause of that?

Talking about how you are going to destroy everyone else and just random mentions of freedom isn't really all that patriotic.
Maybe some people just don't have the same sense of what is patriotic as you and others.

Someone ought to remix the song. Use the same lyrics and bark it out like a military war chant with marching band drums.

The melody is pretty simple...I'll see what I can do later and come up with something. I might be able to make something approximate to what I'm hearing in head.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

I'm sure after Trump wins Al Jourgensen will do exactly that and it will be an awesome song, resulting in exactly the opposite reaction as Jourgensen intended, just like everything Ministry released while Bush was in office did.

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Ok thats pretty #ed up and creepy......

"Over there" knock off.

Brain washing works in America. I would like to think these kids will look back at this one day and cry but I doubt that will happen. Their parents must be very proud.

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
a reply to: LSU0408

Probably should have read through the thread before posting.

And have my mind polluted by other people's opinions? No thank you.

Right, no reason to Deny Ignorance is there?

This does seem to be the ATS trend however. Polarized, defend then attack....

Pardon me. Should I apologize for my desire to comment on the OP without having my thoughts clouded by other people's opinions? How about I reply to the OP, first and foremost, and then read the subsequent replies and provide appropriate commentary; mkay?

originally posted by: olaru12

originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
a reply to: LSU0408

Probably should have read through the thread before posting.

And have my mind polluted by other people's opinions? No thank you.

Right, no reason to Deny Ignorance is there?

This does seem to be the ATS trend however. Polarized, defend then attack....

I hereby move to make a motion to make the new ATS motto MAINTAIN OBTUSENESS.

a reply to: BIGPoJo

That comes down to what is best for someone, is not just giving them what they want. It is giving what is needed. Back to the addage, give a man a fish, feed him for a day, teach a man to fish, feed him for life. Perhaps the man did not want to learn how to fish,but only wanted the handout? Do we give what is best, or give what is needed.

I believe there is nothing wrong with standing up for our values in this country. What we as a country stand for, and also what we stand against. We are a country of equal opportunity, a classless society. We are the first nation ever built on this model. When we stand to loose the thing that made us what we are, the thing that makes us great among nations, freedom and opportunity, then it is time to stand up for it the hardest, not run and hide in fear.

Have we made mistakes? Yes, but we can learn from them and go on toward the future, not simply deny that this is the best model ever, at least for us.

originally posted by: roadgravel
"Over there" knock off.

Brain washing works in America. I would like to think these kids will look back at this one day and cry but I doubt that will happen. Their parents must be very proud.

In groups and out groups. It's a psychological term. Us vs. them. We're superior, they're inferior. We have divine right, they do not.

It's the same thing that drives people to be loyal to sports teams. Trump claims to be a "Winner"....

Well, so did Charlie Sheen. Look how well he's doing these days. I guess he had to much of that tiger blood...

originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Ok thats pretty #ed up and creepy......

Yeah, but it's brilliant pandering to the Trump base. To bad it won't influence the GOP inner circle; imo Trump won't even come close to getting the DNC nomination. They won't make the Palin mistake again....

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

Strange, they forgot to sing about freeing the crap out of other nations to enforce freedom and democracy and take their Oil and Gas as booty, then build a big wall and stop all the Muslims.

But yeah, that was a clear case of indoctrinated propaganda 101.

Crap music, crap lyrics, frightening message (especially if you're a yank)

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Yeah, why be part of the planet when you can be the planet.

That old saying "The bigger you are, the harder you fall".

Interesting, in a nation that promotes "freedom of speech" some here feel intimidated by a group of children singing a song with political meanings and in references of America patriotism.

In America music is a big thing, it is been used by many people for many reasons, but should we stop the singing and chanting because we don't like the lyrics and intent?

Hell we got gangster rappers promoting violence all the time, I remember when back in the 90s Tipper Gore’s PMRC Hearings to trample first amendment rights.

People need to be very careful for what they wish for.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Trump did not write the song.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Wasn't "Ameritude" a term made-up by George Bush?

We all know he was good at "creatifying" odd terms.

a reply to: marg6043

They can sing all they want. I am sad people would think it's message a good thing.

a reply to: Kitana

We are a country of equal opportunity, a classless society.

Sure, buddy...

Sure thing.