Plenty of opportunities to remember the Alamo

Visiting, working and living in downtown San Antonio. Members of the San Antonio Living History Association fire muskets during the Dawn at the Alamo program this morning at the Alamo.

[Al Garcia]

I march to the beat of a different drum.
People walk away from this gala event, feeling bitterly angry at "Those Damn Mexicans!" right before the Battle of flowers parade & NYOSA Celebrations. Perhaps one day (due to the fact that 60% of the population in San Antonio is Mexican) something bad is going to happen. So just keep on re-opening this old wound and perhaps another Alamo/bloodbath will ensue.Happy Fiesta!

[67 Utopia Marine]

We remember the Alamo as a valiant stand against government tyranny.

Mexican nationals chose to run to the US as cowards and criminals rather than stand up and make their government toe the line.

Bring it on, cholo.

[JACKIE]

Al Garcia wrote:

I march to the beat of a different drum.
People walk away from this gala event, feeling bitterly angry at "Those Damn Mexicans!" right before the Battle of flowers parade & NYOSA Celebrations. Perhaps one day (due to the fact that 60% of the population in San Antonio is Mexican) something bad is going to happen. So just keep on re-opening this old wound and perhaps another Alamo/bloodbath will ensue.Happy Fiesta!

I suppose the drum beat you're marching to comes from Mexico. Just how do YOU know that "people walk away from this gala event feeling bitterly angry at "those damn Mexicans???"

Your message seems to carry a veiled threat of violence. You really need to chill out and get that chip off your shoulder.

[eger]

Remember the Alamo? It's constantly shoved down our throats, how can we not?