Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
01-04-2005, 08:24 PM
#11
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: minnesota USA
Posts: 411
RE: Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
ORIGINAL: ELKINMTCWB
This is very sad that PEOPLE move to the usa,the usa sends them to shcool here FOR FREE pays there living expences then they act as if WE the us people owe them. This is nuts I say if they do not want to learn our laws and sheech they need to go back to where they come from.
This is very sad that PEOPLE move to the usa,the usa sends them to shcool here FOR FREE pays there living expences then they act as if WE the us people owe them. This is nuts I say if they do not want to learn our laws and sheech they need to go back to where they come from.
and we let hmongs in thousands at a time yearly and wont speak but know english
but you have a nurse who speaks the language and knows medicine too and they have to wait
---------what an effed up country we have become--------------
oh thats right i am racist so i have to hate phillipinos too right, okay I AM NOT PRDJUDICE I HATE EVERYBODY EQUALLY --there now we are all on a level playing field again- now tell me why i should like you______? print name in blank
and yes "gel or git"
01-04-2005, 08:29 PM
#12
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: United States
Posts: 166
RE: Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
I don't hate them, either onebullet...but I do hate what they're doing to our communities. Shoot, my hairdresser is a Hmong and the best darned hair-cutter I've ever had. Sweet gal...don't even think of her as a Hmong, to be honest. I'll respect any hard-working, decent, clean, honest person blending into the community no matter who they are.
We sponsered a Hmong family in our church. I donated just as much as anyone, we gave them a home to live in, etc. That was ten years ago. They still don't work, they still get our assistance, they have 16 kids, they still don't speak English and never once did they show any sign of gratitude of any kind. Doesn't seem right to me; we gave with our hearts as well as our pocketbooks. All we wanted was a little kindness and respect in return. All is see is contempt and loathing.
It IS sad, Elkin.
We sponsered a Hmong family in our church. I donated just as much as anyone, we gave them a home to live in, etc. That was ten years ago. They still don't work, they still get our assistance, they have 16 kids, they still don't speak English and never once did they show any sign of gratitude of any kind. Doesn't seem right to me; we gave with our hearts as well as our pocketbooks. All we wanted was a little kindness and respect in return. All is see is contempt and loathing.
It IS sad, Elkin.
01-04-2005, 08:37 PM
#13
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: minnesota USA
Posts: 411
RE: Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
ORIGINAL: defendwihunters
I don't hate them, either onebullet...but I do hate what they're doing to our communities. Shoot, my hairdresser is a Hmong and the best darned hair-cutter I've ever had. Sweet gal...don't even think of her as a Hmong, to be honest. I'll respect any hard-working, decent, clean, honest person blending into the community no matter who they are.
We sponsered a Hmong family in our church. I donated just as much as anyone, we gave them a home to live in, etc. That was ten years ago. They still don't work, they still get our assistance, they have 16 kids, they still don't speak English and never once did they show any sign of gratitude of any kind. Doesn't seem right to me; we gave with our hearts as well as our pocketbooks. All we wanted was a little kindness and respect in return. All is see is contempt and loathing.
It IS sad, Elkin.
I don't hate them, either onebullet...but I do hate what they're doing to our communities. Shoot, my hairdresser is a Hmong and the best darned hair-cutter I've ever had. Sweet gal...don't even think of her as a Hmong, to be honest. I'll respect any hard-working, decent, clean, honest person blending into the community no matter who they are.
We sponsered a Hmong family in our church. I donated just as much as anyone, we gave them a home to live in, etc. That was ten years ago. They still don't work, they still get our assistance, they have 16 kids, they still don't speak English and never once did they show any sign of gratitude of any kind. Doesn't seem right to me; we gave with our hearts as well as our pocketbooks. All we wanted was a little kindness and respect in return. All is see is contempt and loathing.
It IS sad, Elkin.
dozens of em -with pretty much the same result-
01-04-2005, 09:25 PM
#14
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: United States
Posts: 166
RE: Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
It's so sad. Just plain sad. 
We could've all got along...and now so darned many people just don't seem to understand that it isn't us "hateful, bigoted whitey's" fault...quite the contrary, but I can see that you know all about that! I just wish more people would understand and give a d**n.
We could've all got along...and now so darned many people just don't seem to understand that it isn't us "hateful, bigoted whitey's" fault...quite the contrary, but I can see that you know all about that! I just wish more people would understand and give a d**n.
01-05-2005, 01:56 AM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 3,903
RE: Remember The Murdered Wisconsin Hunters?
I dont recall ever seeing as much hypocracy in one thread![>:]
Should I tell my 13 year old son that he can no longer hang around his best (hmong) friend because of what Vang did , or from comments by a few other punks on a message board?
If other races judged all of us (whites) based on Jeffrey Dahmer we'd all be some sick bastards wouldn't we?
Should I tell my 13 year old son that he can no longer hang around his best (hmong) friend because of what Vang did , or from comments by a few other punks on a message board?
If other races judged all of us (whites) based on Jeffrey Dahmer we'd all be some sick bastards wouldn't we?
