How to define the meaning of "respect"
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How to define the meaning of "respect"
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Thank you!
A great example of tradition and culture in these modern times.
All of our military men and women, past and presant have EARNED their respect! Their families have EARNED their respect. I took me many years to realize this but I have the utmost respect for our military and their families. They make me proud to be an American.
A great example of tradition and culture in these modern times.
All of our military men and women, past and presant have EARNED their respect! Their families have EARNED their respect. I took me many years to realize this but I have the utmost respect for our military and their families. They make me proud to be an American.
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Thank you for the link. How about the statistic that the Natives have the highest percentage of servicemen. Awsome. I love the Native American culture and how spiritual they are. God bless us ALL! All Americans 
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Millions of dollars belonging to the native people are unaccounted for, our "reservations" are still some of the most impoversished places on earth and our government allows US companies to routinely steal the wealth from the lands that were stolen from them.
It should be noted here that the Lakota paid their respects according to their ways, what respect has the government really shown the Lakota for their sacrifice, a flag belonging to a country that attempted genocide on the native people out of greed? A few medals?
How about our government show their respect by turning back over 200 years of oppression and persecution and finally start doing right by the native people?
It should be noted here that the Lakota paid their respects according to their ways, what respect has the government really shown the Lakota for their sacrifice, a flag belonging to a country that attempted genocide on the native people out of greed? A few medals?
How about our government show their respect by turning back over 200 years of oppression and persecution and finally start doing right by the native people?