Why do Puerto Ricans come to this country flying their flags over in the United States all over their cars? They're so proud of their country. Why are they here?

So to break it down for you into small pieces:

3) Why are they here? Well, to revisit part 1, they’re Americans, as much as you are (arguably more than you are, given your apparent desire to see them denied freedoms you enjoy). Why shouldn’t they be here? And what the hell business is it of yours? Go back to your cheap beer, your trailer, your MAGA hat, and your lifted truck with trucknutz on it.

2) You fly your Trump flag on your truck, I imagine. So why can’t Puerto Ricans fly their territory’s flag on their cars and trucks? Freedom of expression is only for you and the people you like? Again, I suspect your answer to this is “yes”, and largely because in your mind “Puerto Ricans” means “brown people”.

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As usual, about half the commenters here think they’re answering the question when in fact they’re commenting on it. So the umbrage in your comments, while understandable, is directed to the wrong person. You need to ANSWER the question, which means click on the text of the question, so it comes up with all the answers below it, then click on the big blue ANSWER button to the right of the question.

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William Maus, I purely LOVE this question. This is perhaps one of the best examples of the depths of imbecility regularly achieved by Trump-fellating wankmaggots such as yourself.

Atheists who said that reading the Bible made them an atheist, how? Literally there are millions of people who read the Bible daily and still believe in God. So why say that? I mean unless you want to sound smart & edgy

I’m getting sufficiently tired of people’s misplaced answers-as-comments that I’m going to stop responding and simply delete them. For the love of little green apples, learn how Quora works, folks. I’m not here to hold your flippin’ hand.

1) Puerto Rico is part of the US; it’s not a separate country. Are you angry when Texans fly their state flag? Or Californians? I’m willing to bet the answers to those are “no” and “yes” repsectively.