LA Is Occupied Territory

By Bill Plaschke
June 25, 2011, 10:15 p.m.

It was imperfectly odd. It was strangely unsettling. It was uniquely American.

On a balmy early Saturday summer evening, the U.S soccer team played for a prestigious championship in a U.S. stadium … and was smothered in boos.

And, yes, when the U.S. team was announced one final time, it was once again booed.

We’re not booing the country, we’re booing the team,” Sanchez said. “There is a big difference.”

http://www.latimes.com/

Yea, right.

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8 Responses to LA Is Occupied Territory

  1. Paul H says:

    The England team are used to it .

  2. Jimbo says:

    Species threatened by global warming.

    “Conservationists discover more than 1,000 species in New Guinea” 26 June, 2011
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/jun/26/new-guinea-new-species-wwf

  3. Jimbo says:

    Salmon doomed in UK by global warming.

    “Salmon numbers leap to reverse two decades of decline in UK rivers” 26 June, 2011
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/jun/26/salmon-numbers-leap

    The signs are everywhere. The global warming panic is at the beginning of the end.

  4. Andy WeissDC says:

    There is the distinct feeling that the new wave of immigrants are not as anxious to assimilate as prior groups.

  5. suyts says:

    Its old, its cliche and but its pointed and meaningful.

    America, love it or leave it.

    One of the biggest irks I get is some immigrant pinhead choosing to hate on the American culture.

    Here’s a note to all of them. The reason why you’re here is because you left a failed society. That’s right. Your society failed you. Your culture failed you. That’s why you saw something better here. If you don’t like it. Go back and try to make your failed society and failed culture better. But, failed is past tense as in there’s probably no way for the failed culture to become revitalized without an adoption of different mores. Likely, to come from a successful culture such as the U.S.

    And quit trying to bring the failures of other cultures and societies here. Bunch f’n losers coming here and thinking we need to be tolerant of their loser ways.

  6. rw says:

    It was imperfectly odd. It was strangely unsettling. It was uniquely American.

    Bill Plaschke

    My heart grew sick; it was the dampness of the catacombs that made it so.

    E. A. Poe (The Cask of Amontillado)

    Same psychology, in one case knowingly exhibited.

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