Resisting injustice created by an unlawful government now doesn't disrespect the founding of the nation. Mr. Ingalls and the rest of the town arguing against the taxes being increased without their representation is an absolutely legitimate thing to do. Protesting against the federal government is NOT unpatriotic; protesting, making your opinion known, and working to change the government IS popular sovereignty, which is what the founding fathers wanted our nation to be in the first place.
Gosh, there are such good and honourable men in this series....where the heck have they all gone to? lol...I wish I could meet people as pure and GOOD as this! =)
I also feel fortunate in where I live (the UK). We may complain about the prime minister and the government but there are other great stuff in spite of that.
Eu gostaria de ter esse mesmo sentimento pelo meu país, mas os políticos e a História do Brasil parecem impossibilitar o patriotismo tal como vemos nos EUA...
ah.. we take so much for granted here in the united states. Yulee(i know i probably spelled his name wrong) puts it all in prospective. I'm grateful I live here... and not somewhere else where they don't have as much freedom as we do. thankds for the epi it is one of my favorites
@hexdrill I couldn't agree with you more, I was just saying we are still better off than a lot of countries, and soon if this administration keeps taking us down the path they are going the USA will be unrecognizable. Very scary. :(
This episode makes me immediately greatful of two things. 1. To be an American living in THESE times, and that Carrie is NOT in this episode. Her character brings nothing to the show, and I can not figure out why she is a part of the cast. Evidently, someone working on related to show had a childcare delima.
Sorry I make to many comments but wasn't that great when Caroline tells Charles the girls are convinced Minnesota is about ready to succeed from the union! Earlier the girls were so excited about putting a celebration on for their countries 100 birthday but Charles said nobody was going to feel like celebrating since all the towns folk tax bill doubled.
u are so right,i live in sweden born raised. and what i heard "family in america always rise and fall" /hawtorn... heard in departed so true about sweden also.not as much history but alot,and freedom=)) and many ppl always blaming america why??about gaza exampel...? plz mail me if u know why?
This episode makes me sad. Not because of what happens in it, but because people don't have this mentality anymore. Things are tough? Let's work harder to fix it. Now it's, "things are tough, whats the government going to GIVE me to make it better". Society has gotten so lazy.
All I got what it was something about a bird or eagle flying and the soul flying and being free. I forgot what Yulee told Charles it meant. If you knew the name of the song you could probably search it.
Resisting injustice created by an unlawful government now doesn't disrespect the founding of the nation. Mr. Ingalls and the rest of the town arguing against the taxes being increased without their representation is an absolutely legitimate thing to do.
Protesting against the federal government is NOT unpatriotic; protesting, making your opinion known, and working to change the government IS popular sovereignty, which is what the founding fathers wanted our nation to be in the first place.
Gosh, there are such good and honourable men in this series....where the heck have they all gone to? lol...I wish I could meet people as pure and GOOD as this! =)
all the u-s-a can think about is themself and not the
working people
I''m from the Netherlands, great country too
I love that part where Charles tells Yulee that he come out there to talk to him and make him feel better and he (Yulee) made Charles feel better.
A russian giving lecons of dignity just after the cold war in the States. Such an excellent message of humanity
I also feel fortunate in where I live (the UK). We may complain about the prime minister and the government but there are other great stuff in spite of that.
Yulee's boy...isn't that the same one who plays the foreign boy in the Mrs. Oleson's newspaper scandal episode?
Eu gostaria de ter esse mesmo sentimento pelo meu país, mas os políticos e a História do Brasil parecem impossibilitar o patriotismo tal como vemos nos EUA...
ah.. we take so much for granted here in the united states. Yulee(i know i probably spelled his name wrong) puts it all in prospective. I'm grateful I live here... and not somewhere else where they don't have as much freedom as we do. thankds for the epi it is one of my favorites
I live in Australia :-) I'm so thankful that I can live in a country that Is so great.
@XxSadisticWraithxX Wouldn't it be awesome if one day someone gets to write: "I'm very grateful to have been born in such a great world"?
Canadian!!!!
@hexdrill I couldn't agree with you more, I was just saying we are still better off than a lot of countries, and soon if this administration keeps taking us down the path they are going the USA will be unrecognizable. Very scary. :(
This episode makes me immediately greatful of two things. 1. To be an American living in THESE times, and that Carrie is NOT in this episode. Her character brings nothing to the show, and I can not figure out why she is a part of the cast. Evidently, someone working on related to show had a childcare delima.
Sorry I make to many comments but wasn't that great when Caroline tells Charles the girls are convinced Minnesota is about ready to succeed from the union! Earlier the girls were so excited about putting a celebration on for their countries 100 birthday but Charles said nobody was going to feel like celebrating since all the towns folk tax bill doubled.
Obama seems to care allot about the working people. He cares most about the working people.
u are so right,i live in sweden born raised.
and what i heard
"family in america always rise and fall"
/hawtorn...
heard in departed so true about sweden also.not as much history but alot,and freedom=))
and many ppl always blaming america why??about gaza exampel...?
plz mail me if u know why?
This episode makes me sad. Not because of what happens in it, but because people don't have this mentality anymore. Things are tough? Let's work harder to fix it. Now it's, "things are tough, whats the government going to GIVE me to make it better". Society has gotten so lazy.
All I got what it was something about a bird or eagle flying and the soul flying and being free. I forgot what Yulee told Charles it meant. If you knew the name of the song you could probably search it.