Hatriotism

I first heard about this on Fox News: Jim Brossert who is a war veteran saw a Mexican flag flying above an American flag at a Reno, NV bar. Brossert became ticked and rolled down the two flags and cut the American flag off the string holding the two national flags.

“I’m Jim Brossert and I took this flag down in honor of my country with a knife from the United States army. I’m a veteran, I am not going to see this done to my country. if they want to fight us, then they need to be men, and they need to come and fight us, but I want somebody to fight me for this flag. They’re not going to get it back.” - ImmigrationWatchDog.com

That simple act which some are calling vandalism and some are calling heroism is Brossart’s fifteen minutes of fame. In my book Brossert is a hero; however in the Reno police department’s book “…Brossert will faces charges for theft if the store owner files a police report of what happened.”

The ACLU [*SlantRight.com Lower half] has already chipped in their Leftist garbage saying just because the federal laws on the books are rarely enforced thus are mere symbolism, then the Mexican-America citizen was just fine in raising the Mexican flag above the American flag.

I heard this term for the first time on Fox & Friends from that radio guy from Chicago who has a two minute spot: hatriot. The ACLU defending the Mexican flag being flown above the American flag is hatriotism.