The players we have there arent even that though, cause if they were would be dominating but regretfully almost all the A-List players pulled outApplies to the US, may be the best individual players![]()
The players we have there arent even that though, cause if they were would be dominating but regretfully almost all the A-List players pulled outApplies to the US, may be the best individual players![]()
Let me ask yous somthing:
Why does Peurto Rico have it's own team WHEN IT IS PART OF THE US?
Last edited by KukriKhan; 08-16-2004 at 14:01.
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
good question? i've never understood the whole PR situation. can someone explaine this?Originally Posted by Caporegime1984
Valid question, poorly asked. Gentlemen: Language~KukriKhan
Last edited by KukriKhan; 08-16-2004 at 14:08.
MILLER: I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel.
MILLER: Now, that would be pretty good.
For now I will blame Hispanic Rights Activists
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
Puerto Rico is a US commonwealth. Most US commonwealth's have their own basketball (and other) teams. I believe commonwealth atheletes are also allowed to compete on US teams if their commonwealth doesn't have a team.Originally Posted by Caporegime1984
Yes but why does it have it's own OLYMPIC team?
Why do you hate Freedom?
The US is marching backward to the values of Michael Stivic.
Mostly because the IOC (International Olympic Committee) decided that they were a sovereign entity, despite their relationship with the US - similar (tho' less so) to Guam & American Samoa, which also have teams.Originally Posted by Caporegime1984
But I will grant you: the US relationship with PR seems to change about every 5-6 years. So far, every time they have a referendum on independence, it gets voted down (by them).
To get back on-topic, Puerto Rico (and the Dominican Republic) are major sources of athletes for many US professional sports, noteably baseball, basketball, and (gasp!) soccer.
Be well. Do good. Keep in touch.
Originally Posted by Caporegime1984
Ha ha this makes me laugh, could you imagine of all the UK's commonwealth countries competed as one team??
I like watching the little guys do well!!!
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LOL, if they hadn't, the mighy U.S. wouldn't have got their butts kickedOriginally Posted by Caporegime1984
. The President of the USA should impose an appropriate decree disallowing the people of Puerto Rico have their own basketball team!
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Out of curiosity, do the citizens of PR, have the same rights as the other States' people?
Last edited by KukriKhan; 08-16-2004 at 14:02.
no blood no foul
yes, except that they don't have to pay US taxes
MILLER: I wish we lived in the day where you could challenge a person to a duel.
MILLER: Now, that would be pretty good.
Good background on Puerto Rico:
http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Puerto_Rico
Be well. Do good. Keep in touch.
Thanks, that was useful. The site has loads of information. And the satelite image is pretty cool tooOriginally Posted by KukriKhan
Good question but, if I were American I'd rather worry about the next games. Unless your team doesn't learn the lesson of the game with PR you're going to get demolished be a few European teams. I personally don't believe that will happen but then again, no one would expect the once-DreamTeam to lose agains PR.Originally Posted by Caporegime1984
Any insights into the disaster in American media today?
no blood no foul
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