Don't Fuck with Texas

Another well thought out typical idiotic yankee responese...

WOW, ever since 911 the country has really gone to shit...

So many brainwashed fools....

Texas is quickly becoming a democratic state, I love the place but it’s becoming a haven for older snowflakes

Well, I'm not going to sit here and listen to you bad mouth the United States of America!!!



Last Edited by Billy Ringo on 02/18/2021 08:07 AM

Im not bad mouthing the country...

Only the idiots that inhabit it...

Fled Cruz is in Cancun while you tejanas freeze to death
Good job dumbazzes

Commander William Barret Travis was delivered a letter from General Santa Anna whose army outnumbered the few brave men inside by thousands. The letter read (I paraphrase) "Surrender unconditionally or all inside shall face the sword." Colonel Travis answered the demand with a single cannon shot. I'd say he handled it just fine. I don't know any true fellow Texan, that doesn't live up to that courage and bravery.

200 vs. between 1,800 and 6,000 Mexican soldiers.

Somewhere between 600 and 1,600 Mexican soldiers were killed. And shortly thereafter Sam Houston and his forces defeated a Mexican force twice their size.

In the face of being outnumbered by 9-30 to 1, they fought incredibly well and honorably.

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Maybe 200 years ago. People are soft and pampered now

“ mean they handled the alamo properly right?”



They DIDN’T follow the orders of Sam Houston-

to destroy cannon and remove any useful supplies-

. . . they did give up their guns to the enemy-

BULLETS FIRST-

THEY HELD UP THE ENEMY FOR 13 DAYS-

Which gave the Texians & Tejanos TIME TO ORGANIZE,

MOVE FAMILIES OUT OF THE WAY, gather some supplies,

AND BEGIN TO BURN EVERY THING DOWN THAT WOULD

AID THE ENEMY ARMY trying to live off the land in

early spring.

It might not be what I would have done, but 186 MEN,

some WOMEN & children, and at least One Black Slave,

did !

FOR YOUR COMMENT !

It means very little, but does put your character

and knowledge into question.

I have been out in this all week delivering propane to people who are out. When I wasn't doing that, I was at the office filling propane bottles/cylinders for people who were in desperate need due to no power or water.

We sold 5,000 gallons over the last 3 days on bottle sales alone. Tuesday we had a line of cars over a mile long waiting to get bottles filled.

Good meme for that quote.

I am Texan, born and raised, lived there for close to 40 years in the Houston area, growing up in the Katy area, attending college here. I come from family that also fought and died in the Revolutionary War, the Texas War of Independence from Mexico, and the Civil War (32nd regiment Texas cavalry).

With the above said, my heart breaks at all the liberal turds flooding the state. I know it well... we're about to put my father-in-laws 5 acres that are 45 mins outside Austin up for sale.

We've lived in the MO Ozarks for over a decade... choosing to live here because of strong family values here, lower prices for acreage, lower cost of living (even after you factor in personal property tax), stronger gun rights (no need for CCP and more), and lots of other benefits. Texas needs to catch up on some of this.

Another reason we moved is because of all the Hispanic gang activity going on where we lived in Spring/Tomball area. We had him in martial arts because it was so bad. However, when you get jumped by multiple opponents sneaking up on you from behind at the lockers... its hard a situation to defend oneself, and the school system was ineffective at best.

I'm not sure if we'll ever relocate back to Texas, but I'm still Texan at heart.

Yup. I also give a nod to those that came from neighboring states and foreign lands for the fight at the Alamo. The boys from Tennessee shall live on forever in memory and hearts.

and a big middle finger to Santa Anna the Coward... who had a Napoleon complex, was found cowering under a bridge in civilian clothes after the Battle of San Jacinto, and who burned all Texas defenders at the Alamo on large funeral pyres as a sign of disrespect... all save one, One of Santa Anna's soldiers was allowed to carry off his Tejano brother that fought at the Alamo as a defender. He was carried off for burial, while the rest were desecrated.