Posted on Sep 9, 2014
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I have seen people state this on other social media sites as a point of emphasis to their statement or belief. IMO, I think this is a tad bit lazy and disrespectful. I live in, fight for, and will die in America. I know it's a form of slang, but really?
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PO1 Master-at-Arms
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No! It's patriotic!! Why do we say it? BECAUSE WE STILL LOVE IT!!!
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SFC Walter Mack
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I think it arose as a way to verbalize the divide between Americans. Right or wrong, many people hate what America seems to be turning into, with the media, school systems and pop culture. The term 'Murica' simply refers to a gun loving, traditionally conservative freedom that is being taken from us every day as the media brainwashes us into focusing on their agenda. This is how I see it, and often find it also rooted in a sense of humor that is necessary in order to maintain one's sanity.
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GySgt Wayne A. Ekblad
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Yes, as a matter of fact, it does. I find it disrespectful as hell and can't understand why anybody wouldn't see it that way.
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SGT Mark Rhodes
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Oh yeah it is AMERICA nothing else and I am quick to correct those who say anything else
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