Apparent troll is apparent. Come back when you are capable of rational discourse.

Says who? Weird statement, brah. Besides, "whites" aren't some homogeneous group, the same way hispanics and blacks aren't homogeneous. I've already stated a few examples of ethnic heritages in the white community that have days and events of pride. Hell, here in Buffalo, we have Italian festivals held to celebrate the Italian community.

I think you are over blowing the whole "woe is me for being white in America" thing, assuming you are white.

That wasn't the point. He argued with a heckler who was more proud to be a Mexican citizen in America than an American in America. Rather than pander to the heckler's belief that Southwest America is Mexican territory, he proudly put his American patriotism in display.

One more thing; proclaiming myself as a proud PR has less to do with color and more about linking myself to a particular location to which I have much pride for. However, not as much as America, a country I have more affinity to due to my upbringing here. My saying that Williams being a proud Black man has more to do with my unknowing of where he is from. Black people are not just from Africa, ask my grandmother. Where ever Williams hails from, I'm sure he shares a similar pride. Still, America is where our home is, and we share that with many "white people" like those from Germany, Ireland, England, France, Italy, Greece, and Sweden.

Why not indeed? Everybody has a family history tied to cultural beginnings and it should be celebrated along with their current personal history in this nation.

Of course, that is assuming that was an honest statement and not a troll.

If he did vote for Obama, what does it matter? Not every person is going to be 100% in line on every issue, same with Mila Kunis. At least Kat Williams is right to defend his country by showing such pride so scarcely seen in celebrities . I am a proud Puerto Rican like Williams is a proud Black person, but we are all proud Americans first.

You have no idea how many times as a kid of 12 I looked forward to watching Married with Children. Granted, I wasn't supposed to be watching it in the first place, but boy did I laughed at the epic misadventures of America's most unlucky shoe salesman. I appreciated the jokes more as I grew older. The most interesting part about the show was that no matter how dysfunctional the Bundys were, and good lord they were, they were willing to stick together as a family, and if needed, whopped ass together. Ed totally deserves recognition for his outstanding and highly underrated career.

Huh, I thought the left had a monopoly on blind condescension.