>>>>>As soon as the USA is indoctrinated :) and we have them speaking Dragan English things will be better.
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>>>>"Dragan English" -- you're on a roll!
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>>>>Actually I understand Dragan English just fine. It's Dragan Serbian that mystifies me.
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>>>I treba.
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>>That's easy for you to say.
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>Of course. It's far shorter than "and so it should" (that it means).
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>>It became a staple of Chicago Bulls championship rallies in Grant Park that Toni Kukoc (Croatian, sorry)
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>That's Kukoč (coo-coch). And I don't mind - I feel the runaway republics as phantom limbs.
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>>Jovan is probably about 16 now and a regular American kid. I hope so. And it's kids like him I think of when people from other countries dis the USA. Yeah, we have our flaws and our arrogance. I am not in denial about that. But this is still a pretty damned good country. Jovan's story has been told countless millions of times in our history. Somewhat ironically, it's what makes us a great nation -- almost all of us came here from somewhere else.
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>I agree. When I count the sons-in-law (or is it son-in-laws?), and their wider origins, we now span four continents. Can't happen elsewhere but here.
>Now if only the guys who are trumpeting what should be done to them immigrants would hear you.

It is Sons-in-law - And may I point out that all humans have flaws, not just Americans, as our middle eastern buddies, who are also flawed and mis-led, suggest.