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Wouldn't the city name in and of itself be offensive to Mexican-Americans since the city is named after the general who led the charge in the decisive battle that secured Texas its independence in the first place? </BLOCKQUOTE>
Exactly.
Now the Mexicans can go from not watching because they're offender, to not watching because of indifference and contempt.
Same as they were going to anyway.
02-15-2006, 01:13 AM
The new and improved *OFFICIAL* Major League Soccer thread Post #422
Wouldn't the city name in and of itself be offensive to Mexican-Americans since the city is named after the general who led the charge in the decisive battle that secured Texas its independence in the first place? </BLOCKQUOTE>
I knew something like this would happen. :thdn:
02-15-2006, 01:28 AM
The new and improved *OFFICIAL* Major League Soccer thread Post #424
The irony is certainly delicious though. A Texas sports team folding under pressure from the Mexicans regarding a reference to the point in time that Texas revolted against Mexican control.
02-15-2006, 01:32 AM
The new and improved *OFFICIAL* Major League Soccer thread Post #425
Originally posted by Peter Henchey:
The irony is certainly delicious though. A Texas sports team folding under pressure from the Mexicans regarding a reference to the point in time that Texas revolted against Mexican control.
I can't take credit for this line:
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First time anybody has surrendered to Mexicans since the French.
02-17-2006, 09:13 PM
The new and improved *OFFICIAL* Major League Soccer thread Post #428