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<blockquote data-quote="MrFedEx" data-source="post: 904201" data-attributes="member: 12508">Re: A Silver Lining...I&#039;m not talking about you, or anyone in particular here, but I think some Right Wingers (and Tea Partiers) take a certain pride in being culturally ignorant. Maybe it&#039;s the overly PC attitudes of society, or perhaps it&#039;s a feeling that they don&#039;t need or want to understand &quot;non-American&quot; cultures and values. They don&#039;t mean to be racist, but they are understood as such because they simply don&#039;t care to know. They have one &quot;Patriot&quot; mindset, and to Hell with anyone else.I get that, but totally disagree with it. Like it or not, we are becoming a global culture within our own borders that participates in a global economy. Richie Cunningham is never coming back, but for some, that&#039;s where they want to go (backwards). Again, this isn&#039;t you individually. I&#039;ve &quot;liked&quot; quite a few of your posts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrFedEx, post: 904201, member: 12508"] [b]Re: A Silver Lining...[/b] I'm not talking about you, or anyone in particular here, but I think [I]some [/I]Right Wingers (and Tea Partiers) take a certain pride in being culturally ignorant. Maybe it's the overly PC attitudes of society, or perhaps it's a feeling that they don't need or want to understand "non-American" cultures and values. They don't mean to be racist, but they are understood as such because they simply don't care to know. They have one "Patriot" mindset, and to Hell with anyone else. I get that, but totally disagree with it. Like it or not, we are becoming a global culture within our own borders that participates in a global economy. Richie Cunningham is never coming back, but for some, that's where they want to go (backwards). Again, this isn't you individually. I've "liked" quite a few of your posts. [/QUOTE]

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