TexasCzech @_Braley

@KennethRWebster He also mention no beans in chili?

If you followed me today? Perfect. Slam that notification bell because I am about to commit a hate crime against feelings. I am about to make the anti American crowd sob so hard their therapist will need a therapist. These people wake up mad at a flag. They hate apple pie because it is problematic. They think the Pledge of Allegiance is a microaggression. They spend every sunrise to sunset dragging this country through the sewer calling us colonizers racists genocidal maniacs while typing it all on a laptop built in China sipping a 9 dollar latte from a company that pays zero taxes wearing sandals made of recycled yoga mats. And yet they are still here. Not in North Korea. Not in Iran. Not in Venezuela. Here. In the land of the free. Whining about how unfree they are. You know why they stay? Because everywhere else would eat their gluten free soy based non binary lunch in about 45 seconds. They would get canceled by a dictator before they finished their first complaint tweet. These are people who call the troops war criminals but cry when their Amazon Prime is late. They chant defund the police then dial 911 when a stray cat looks at them wrong. They want open borders but gated communities. They want equity but not effort. They want change as long as someone else pays for it. They are not revolutionaries. They are toddlers with Twitter accounts. Emotional support animals for each others delusions. So today on the Fourth of July while they are busy burning flags and drafting their next America is trash manifesto I will be over here grilling burgers drinking bourbon and thanking God I was born in the one country stupid enough to let these whiners run their mouths for free. Happy birthday America. You are not perfect but you are perfect enough to make these crybabies absolutely lose their minds. Now hit like share this with your most unhinged friend and watch the comments turn into a therapy session. God bless America. And God bless the tears.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

I was curious once too. I have never lived in Texas. But I worked remotely with Texans for years, and I spent so much time in the DFW area twenty years ago that it remains one of my favorite places on earth to visit. So let me try to explain what I learned. Start with this. In America, everyone is proud of their state. But Texas is different, and here is the tell. You never have to ask a Texan where they are from. They will tell you. Usually within the first two minutes. Part of it is size. Texas is enormous. You can drive for a full day and never leave it. Part of it is the sheer variety. Real mountains in the west. Pine forests in the east. Beaches on the Gulf. Ranch land, oil country, desert, hill country, and some of the biggest cities in America. Almost every kind of terrain on the continent exists inside one state line. But the real root is the history, and Texans know their history. Texas was its own country. A fully independent republic with its own president, army, navy, and embassies. It fought Mexico for its independence and won it on the battlefield, then chose to join the United States as an equal. Six flags have flown over that land. Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States. That was real history long before it was a theme park. And here is the part outsiders miss most. When the rest of the world pictures America, they are very often picturing Texas. The ranches. The boots. The oil. The swagger. The TV show Dallas ran for twenty years and exported that image to the entire planet. Texas became the shorthand for America itself. But here is the thing I love most about Texans. As much as they love Texas, they love America more. It is, by almost any measure, the most patriotic state in the Union. That is the answer. Texas pride is not arrogance. It is a country that remembers being a country, and chose this one anyway. 🦋

tuuuuu @tuuu28283

a month ago

Why do Texans have so much pride in Texas? I’m genuinely curious!

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@TexasRepublic71 Say what? I assume TPWD will notify us if it affects us?

@FreddyLA7 It is raining here on the coast as well….

@Davy1836 @CanariesBlue Done!

Body of 11-year-old swept away at Surfside Beach found after dayslong search, officers say abc13.com/post/surfside-…

EVERY Memorial Day! Cody is always on my heart.

TexasCzech @_Braley

7 years ago

This #MemorialDay , I’m thinking of my nephew, LCpl Cody Stanley, KIA Oct 28,2009 in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. #SomeGaveAll

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On May 14, 1836, the Treaty of Velasco was signed, marking a pivotal moment for the Lone Star State. The two treaties were signed by ad interim president David G. Burnet and General Santa Anna at Velasco following the defeat of Mexican forces at the Battle of San Jacinto. Known collectively as the Treaty of Velasco, this agreement helped to establish Texas independence.

@TexasRepublic71 @ScottPresler @congenx79 Not through Big Bend National park, though….

@BOMsqwad Matt Rife!

In April of 2006, Navy Seal Michael Day was shot 28 times, but it didn't stop him. He was shot everywhere on his body but his head, and continued to fight with his Sig 9MM pistol even after the pistol grips and his thumb was shot off. With that handleless pistol he killed the three more remaining bad guys. He only walked to a Medevac helicopter when the job was done. Athletes shouldn't be revered as heroes, men like this should be. Yes, Mike survived.✝️🙏 God bless Michael Day! 🇺🇲

With all eyes focused on Iran, Trump and DHS are pushing forward on border wall construction through Big Bend National Park. They will hand the Rio Grande to Mexico, destroy thousands of jobs, and ruin the last remaining wild West, all for less than 1% of all border crossings:

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This morning 190 years ago, long before most people had gotten up or had their coffee, the Alamo fell. All of the defenders had been killed by 6:30 a.m. @TexasGOP

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@KurtSchlichter @realDonaldTrump Even if he does endorse Cornyn, still voting @KenPaxtonTX

Another good one lost to ALS. This disease sucks….its ironic because I was thinking about my sisters today that died from this horrible disease.

The ALS Association @alsassociation

5 months ago

We are saddened to share that Eric Dane passed away at 53 after a brave battle with ALS. In his final months, he didn't just fight for himself — he fought for everyone living with ALS and their loved ones. He advocated for ALS research funding, raised awareness, and never

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I just got off work. And it dawned on me, that 30% of every dollar I made today probably went to some scam. THIRTY PERCENT. I’m so angry. All this time I’ve been saving, going to school, working hard… for fraudulent Somali daycares? I’m fed up, this has to stop.

@StevenFKelly1 @atensnut @libsoftiktok For sure. Texan here and I know it’s here as well.