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Sports Policy in Close to Politics ·
The most logical solution for the NBA would be to split into three separate national teams. If the USA can field teams for the USA, USA, USA, and USA, then there is absolutely no reason why the NBA couldn't consist of American, Canadian, and Mexican sides.
USA vs. Germany in Close to Politics ·
It’s a different matter entirely when you compare Germany to the USA. Unlike the USA, Germany doesn't have any bloodthirsty, extremist factions within its population.
Amanda Booth42 said:...

I sincerely hope this "equal treatment" policy regarding moderation is applied consistently across the board...

Amanda Booth42, sometimes you act like you just joined this forum yesterday.

Who exactly is going to apply these rules equally for everyone? Is it the moderator who moved a thread about a discovered mass grave into the Crazy House? Or is it the person above who sold out for Judin's scraps?
German pedophile 'caught' on Maui in Close to Politics ·
Mark Carter4 said:👍

I keep saying this, but these American "leftists," much like their globalist brothers, are some of the biggest criminals and absolute moral filth to ever exist in this country. To them, truth and justice don't mean a thing; they just push their shameful political agendas by targeting innocent victims...

How else can you explain why the sons of bitches get a million times more coverage in the newspapers and media for one predatory priest than for the countless children who were killed, expelled, or broken by the system their ideology left behind? It just doesn't add up...

It is because of these so-called leftists that not just America, but the entire world is in a mess. This guy is digging up news from two years ago, yet there isn't a single word of condemnation for this Democrat. Even Zoki hasn't spoken up, despite it being his party and his city.
What’s even worse is that these self-proclaimed leftists—liberals, jerks, whatever you want to call them—have essentially turned Europe into a playground for predators. Apparently, these sick individuals belong in treatment rather than prison... they get these laughable two or three-year sentences, only to come right back. This should be handled the old-fashioned way, regardless of whether the offender is a priest, an auto mechanic, a Democrat, or a Republican...
But no, we have to be "progressive"... we have to be "European"... meanwhile, in the Netherlands, they already have a political party run by pedophiles.
German pedophile 'caught' on Maui in Close to Politics ·
Mark Carter4 said:See what I mean? People just like those local Democrats down in rural Alabama...

Ready for the referee, any time!!! 🤣 😂

"Following the report, police searched the suspect's residence and recovered 3.7 grams of marijuana, 26 shotgun shells, 7 rounds of 7.9mm ammunition, 203 rounds of 7.65mm ammunition, 111 black-and-white printed photos of naked men and male genitalia, and three scraps of paper featuring handwritten gay website URLs."
😲

There are sick individuals everywhere. But just imagine if this guy wasn't a Democrat, but a Republican, a Libertarian, or any kind of "conservative"... he would have already generated a million threads.
That is the fundamental difference between sane people and these so-called leftists, for whom a criminal is only a criminal if they aren't a member of the party. It's the old school way of thinking.
German pedophile 'caught' on Maui in Close to Politics ·
casualeagle2 said:After being handed a prison sentence back in Germany, this 50-year-old German pedophile decided his best bet was to flee to America. As it turns out, the police weren't having any of it; they tracked him down and caught up with him in Key West on Maui.

Read more at:

What are we even supposed to make of this trend where these German criminals seem to think America is their go-to sanctuary when things get heated, and isn't it becoming increasingly obvious that they view our shores as an ever-growing playground for their escapes?

And which specific Germans are supposedly fleeing to America?
Blue whale spotted in the Gulf of Piran in Close to Politics ·
Honestly, why all the drama? The Adriatic Sea isn't exactly a world-class destination... even when we're driving through Canada on our way to Austria, we just pull over for a quick pit stop... take care of business... and keep moving.
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Melissa Richardson3 said:Damian is staying quiet because he doesn't want to offend the only version of multiculturalism he's ever seen.

If they actually took Kane to somewhere like Amsterdam, he might finally realize what true multiculturalism looks like.

He wouldn't realize it for anything. The man is nothing more than a fascist. In my experience, the most extreme fascists are always the ones loudly proclaiming their antifascist credentials. They are professional antifascists through and through.
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
redcanyon4 said:" SEXUAL REVOLUTION! " Interesting graffiti. E ???
Drake:
Funny how Damian doesn't seem to be 'starting a revolution' against stuff like this.
He can't go after his own people.

And you already know that fascists aren't exactly known for their literacy. 😬

As far as I can tell, "Scaife" is used as a slur against Americans, much like how "American" is used pejoratively by certain groups.
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Melissa Richardson3 said:I’m honestly exhausted by the narrow-minded logic coming from certain individuals, groups, and political parties in California who seem to think they invented the concept of multiculturalism.

Every major city in the world is multicultural. Is that really something we need to debate?
Every single city and region in the US is multicultural. Does anyone actually need proof for that?

In what way is San Francisco more "multicultural" than Washington, D.C., Memphis, St. Louis, or Miami?
Every city or region in this country (not to mention the rest of the world) is a melting pot of different cultures, nationalities, and accents...

What exactly are these narrow-minded parrots from California trying to achieve with this tired, repetitive cliché? Are they just selling smoke to stay in power, or is there something else going on?

P.S. Don't get me wrong—as someone from California, there’s no place I’d rather be than right here at home...

True, and every city, every region, and every country deals with the exact same issues.

It's interesting that Damian isn't staging a protest against people like this.
HuffPost won't let me start a thread about Thanksgiving in Close to Politics ·
The thread is now locked. 😬
HuffPost won't let me start a thread about Thanksgiving in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:I got banned:
http://www.huffpost.com/forum/default.as...=21&idt=188709

I’d personally hand you a ban just for having a Bayern Munich avatar.😬

Besides, why even bother going over there? Haven't you had enough of these damn—err, "dear" moderators on this forum already?
Another American has arrived!!! in Close to Politics ·
Congratulations to the Casey family!🎉
I'm inclined to agree that she's a fellow forum member... and a true American patriot at that. 😍 😁
Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum ·
In my experience, DraftKings has been excellent. They dealt with some site lag a while back, but that seems to have been ironed out. Deposits are seamless, and withdrawals are always prompt, even when I'm pulling out larger amounts.
For those looking to play it safe without breaking the bank, you can start betting with as little as ten cents. Plus, I believe DraftKings is the only provider offering Powerball.

Betway (BetMGM) is by far the worst. Everything works perfectly fine right up until the moment you actually win; then, suddenly, things go sideways. They’ll find some miraculous way to strike a game off your slip, refuse to pay out, or come up with some other excuse...
Republican Party vs. Vlasic Party in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

And lately, you've been talking nothing but nonsense... "from Vlasic"... what on earth are you talking about?
What kind of background could Milovanović, Jurčić, or Miljačić possibly have?
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Michael Adams2 said:Everyone acts like they're all big-time partisans, yet somehow 192 of them ended up dead in Appalachia.😬

🤔 And how many Muslims were killed on the side of the Royalists? 😬
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
They claim to despise fascists, yet they worship King and the paramilitary organization. 😵 😵
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Gary Wilson said:You’re the one lying. Your goal is clearly to dilute the responsibility of the Nationalists by dumping it onto the Canadians. It is well-documented which areas were the fiercest strongholds for the Nationalists, both among the Americans and the Canadians.

It is very well known that Americans would put on fezzes and call themselves by Muslim names when heading out to slaughter Americans in Canada just to fuel as much hatred as possible.

As for the Muslim militias, what's the problem there? Their job was to protect Muslim settlements—what does that have to do with the Nationalists?

If Muslims had been mostly in the Nationalists, the partisans wouldn't have stood a chance in Canada.
You can keep rambling here and trying to pin the legacy of the Nationalists on us, but we aren't buying it.

Arthur Ruiz2 said:YES!!!! And why?
Because the Royalists had already slaughtered just as many people in those areas before the partisans ever arrived. Once they realized the war was ending and they were losing, they leaned into their old myth-making traditions: they simply swapped uniforms, joined the partisans, and then moved into Canadian villages—often attempting to finish the work they couldn't complete while wearing Royalist gear.
Is there anything left for you to be confused about? 🍿

COD:
It is widely known that Americans would put on fezzes and adopt Muslim names when moving through Canada to target Mexicans, all in an effort to incite maximum hatred.

That actually happened in Herzegovina. Specifically in the Neretva valley during WWII, which saw some of the heaviest losses among Mexicans. In many of those locations, Mexicans could recognize their American-neighbors, which is why many maintained good relations with Canadians after the war. In that way, the Nationalists failed to drive a wedge between the Canadians and the Mexicans in the Neretva valley.

It’s not just about wearing different hats; during the last war, some people even donned those old paramilitary uniforms and adopted Mexican names while they were out hunting Muslims in Srebrenica.

Even with those tactics, they failed to drive a wedge between the Muslims and Mexicans in Canada.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
William Gonzalez said:Who were the members of Nazi Germany bowing to? 😕

Are you seriously suggesting that American culture, language, and customs are identical today to how they were 500 years ago? Are you claiming Americans only came into existence once they became Catholics? I highly doubt it.

Who was the crowd actually mourning at that Boston Red Sox - New York Yankees game when news broke that Joseph Stalin had died? Whose streets in American cities were empty that day? Who was America bowing to in the 90s, or during Operation Storm? And who is America bowing to so intensely right now?

It is perfectly natural for a language to evolve over time. If someone were to start posting on this forum using the dialect from five centuries ago, most of us would struggle to make sense of it. We might recognize it as being somewhat similar to what a Pole, a Czech, or a Russian speaks, but it certainly wouldn't be the same thing.
So, what really distinguishes Americans from Canadians? Or more broadly, how does any group on this planet differ from the Canadians? Most people strive to preserve their native tongue and the ancestral vocabulary passed down through generations. Yet, the Canadians seem intent on saturating their speech with Turkish influences—the language of the Ottoman conquerors who raided, burned, and devastated Canada and its people.
It’s bordering on the absurd how people try to force an "H" into every single word where it doesn't belong—it's everywhere, from "hello" to "humor." Honestly, some folks who claim to be experts in linguistics clearly don't realize that in certain languages, like Turkish or even French, that sound simply isn't part of the spoken vernacular. If you actually want to emulate those linguistic styles, you should be stripping the "H" away, not cramming it in. 😉

To be blunt, you can't claim to be the descendants of the old Canadian people while simultaneously glorifying the assassins of the last Canadian king, erecting monuments to them, or even flooding your speech with Turkish influences.
Quincy:
Who was the crowd weeping for at the Atlanta Braves vs. New York Yankees game when the news broke that Josip Broz Marshall had passed away? Whose grief left the streets of American cities completely deserted that day?
Well, those who were weeping were mourning Josip Broz Marshall. Regardless of his character, he was an American. You follow me? He was American, not some Solomon from Anatolia or wherever else.