Students accused of racism after chanting "USA"

originally posted by: FormOfTheLord

Anything can be considered offencive depending on intent of the chanters.

Or the intent of the "listeners".



Never let a crisis go to waste.

Closet racists always try to hide behind some kind of mask even chanting the countries name to push thier racist agenda, been that way for a long time now.

Why do you think the KKK burns crosses which represent christ a symbol of god and good, on peoples yards to invoke fear.
Masking thier racist intentions behind god and hijacking the cross from Christ.

Same as using USA as a chant to say its not a country for mexicans, or that they arent real Americans somehow. Would they chant that to other white players NO! Utterly pathetic period! Sticking up for race baiters is just as bad as being one.

I wish someone chanting: USA, USA, USA was the worse thing that I ever endured.

a reply to: FormOfTheLord

You are thousands of miles away from the topic.



This basketball game was not a KKK meeting or a religious ritual.

The MSM has you on their hook too !!!

And I bet the school administrators weren't even at the game either.

I thought chanting USA was how one announced their mental shortcomings to the world.
They did it in Boston after having their homes sacked without warrants looking for Tsarnaev.
They did it after any number of speeches by Dubya.
Yep, it's gotta be the way to tell everyone "hey, look at me! I'll fall for anything!"
Racist? I don't know, is that the AMurkan thing to say?

a reply to: lordcomac

Schools in California went one step further in 2010 when students were banned from wearing American flag shirts during Cinco de Mayo due to perceived racism. In early 2014 the Ninth Circuit Court upheld the ban, stating that fears of racial violence by upset Hispanic students outweighed the First Amendment right of others.

Why would there be racial violence? Why would Hispanics be provoked?

Don't buy this crap people. This is about cultural subjugation as a form of cultural war being reinforced by strange people in long black robes. Cinco de Mayo is racist when this is the result. Wake up people wake up.

originally posted by: FormOfTheLord
Same as using USA as a chant to say its not a country for mexicans, or that they arent real Americans somehow. Would they chant that to other white players NO! Utterly pathetic period! Sticking up for race baiters is just as bad as being one.

What type of American high school students do you think would take offense to hearing chants of "USA USA USA!"?

nationalism is the last refuge of the scoundrel
Nationalism teaches you to hate people you've never met

a reply to: woodwardjnr

Thousands marching in the streets of america with flags of a foreign nation.......wake the heck up.

originally posted by: Logarock
a reply to: woodwardjnr


Thousands marching in the streets of america with flags of a foreign nation.......wake the heck up.

Are they hurting you personally? I don't like flag wavers either, from any country

originally posted by: woodwardjnr

originally posted by: Logarock
a reply to: woodwardjnr


Thousands marching in the streets of america with flags of a foreign nation.......wake the heck up.

Are they hurting you personally? I don't like flag wavers either, from any country

Well it challenges your premise. And its really not about me personally.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sremmos80

Freedom of Speech come to mind.

Go U.S.A. !!!!

Sure you have freedom of speach.

But useing it at the wrong time gives you the right to look like a idiot.

Personal responsibility and all that.

originally posted by: crazyewok

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sremmos80

Freedom of Speech come to mind.

Go U.S.A. !!!!

Sure you have freedom of speach.

But useing it at the wrong time gives you the right to look like a idiot.

Personal responsibility and all that.

So what type of Americans do you think would be offended by somebody chanting "USA USA USA?"

originally posted by: Jamie1

originally posted by: crazyewok

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sremmos80

Freedom of Speech come to mind.

Go U.S.A. !!!!

Sure you have freedom of speach.

But useing it at the wrong time gives you the right to look like a idiot.

Personal responsibility and all that.

So what type of Americans do you think would be offended by somebody chanting "USA USA USA?"

All depends on the context of when/how it was chanted.

Dont know all the facts.

But I could see a american team of colour having that chanted at them by a all white American team and being seen as offensive.

Anyway im not attacking your free speach say what you like, but as I said im free to think your a idiot based on what you say

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: xuenchen

What about this was patriotic


This was not USA against a foreign opponent

Sadly for the moronic "patriotic" students it was though....

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
nationalism is the last refuge of the scoundrel
Nationalism teaches you to hate people you've never met

Absolutely mate.

a reply to: lordcomac
I'd have to say that certain posters here are either being deliberately disingenuous or happily stupid in their responses. Kinda like a bully saying "Hey, can't you take a joke?" They're the same type that like to use "Merry Christmas" as a bludgeon.

Well, it was worth saying once...no need for me to repeat myself.

In Albuquerque, this happens.

One time, the fans started throwing tortillas on the football field.


But i would consider albuquerque and new mexico the most least racist city and state in the union.

The only people the citizens of Albuquerque dont like are the police. But thats only because APD is freaking scary.

a reply to: Logarock

Cause if they wore mexican flag shirts on the fourth people would lose thier minds.

Your rights end where mine start and my kid has a right to safe as his school.
Those kids were trying to incite people that day by wearing those shirts and you know it.