Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "Rick and Morty: Are We All Turkey Soldiers?" video.

In Texas, we are still Texans first and Americans second.
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@KULTOFKYLE Austin doesn't count
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@jaredlapierre1304 It's a joke. Relax.
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@jameshoops10 When traveling to another country Texans will identify themselves as Texan instead of American. Anyone who identifies themselves as a member of "humanity" is just going to look like a corny idiot.
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@lukelyon1781 The French Revolution predates the American revolution?! I'm actually done arguing with you, because clearly you are making stuff up.
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I don't understand why progressives are trying to spread the myth that America does not have a unique place in human history. The American Revolution and its resulting republic inspired revolutions in France, then Haiti, and then the rest Latin America. After America won the Cold War, democracy and free market ideals spread through world, and as a result, the world has never been so prosperous and peaceful (despite the news cycle making it feel otherwise).
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@Joan1Marti At this point, Iraq's problems are entirely their own. America liberated the country from a mad man who used WMDs to commit genocide against the Kurds and who has a secret police who murdered and tortured anyone he dislikes. America also spent billions upon billions building up the country's infrastructure while European and Asain oil companies are the ones who profited. Iraqis had a chance to rebuild their country like Germany or Japan, but instead they preferred to murder one another over minor ethnic and religious differences, while their politicians steal from government coffers. After the Cold War, look at the prosperity of Eastern Europe and South Korea vs Cuba and North Korea.
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@KULTOFKYLE Germany had centuries of antisemitism. To claim it originated from America is beyond stupid. Ford is an American capitalist in sense he paid his workers well, improved productivity, fairly hired minority workers, and improved the standard of living for the average American family by making the car affordable.
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@lukelyon1781 Clearly, you are just making stuff up. AT&T couldn't be a card carrying Nazi, because it didn't even come into existence until the 1980s due to trust busting. As for Coco Channel, she was French and her country was under German occupation when she joined.
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@lukelyon1781 Your knowledge of history is shallow and you are trying to make up for you ignorance by filling in the blanks with assumptions based on your preconceived narrative. You clearly need to read more.
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@lukelyon1781 That is just a lie. In fact, the only American Hitler had respect for was Henry Ford.
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@chrism8180 If you distance yourself from someone solely for taking pride in their home and culture, then that says a lot about you being rather closed minded.
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@chrism8180 Literally every culture is long-term propaganda and conditioning. That is what makes a cultures and traditions. Also, your prejudice run deep. Texans mostly just pride themselves on self reliance and being more neighborly than our ruder West Coast and East Coast Americans. The booming economy helps too.
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@chrism8180 You have been misinformed. A) Half of Texans are new transplants or first generations. It isn't a difficult transition unless you expect a bunch of government handouts or you irked by people holding the door for you. B) Religion is bigger in the rural communities, but they make up a smaller percentage of the state's population than New York state. C) Few have an issues with guns, but most Texans don't even own one or even shot one before. D) Obsession with BBQ? There are WAY more Mexican food restaurants than BBQ joints. E) Every major city in the country is obsessed with their football team.
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