Posts by crimsonorca86

Hrvoje Vukcic said:I was born in the States, specifically in St. Louis, over in West Virginia.

😂

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Marie Antoinette said:Look, you just used the search bar instead of actually scrolling through the member lists. You really gotta pick a lane and decide how you're gonna do this.😁

Man, I wasn't even looking for specific members, I was just trying to find Heriberta Illiga and the name totally slipped my mind for a second.

Maybe give those search terms a little shake-up and see if anything sticks.

Honestly, I’ve been digging around forever and I still haven't stumbled upon a single thing that actually matches what I'm looking for.

Does anyone know if there's like, a beginner's guide or some kind of tutorial out there for us total newbies?😕

http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/mor_acu_pol_cap

Do you think there might be a connection here?

I mean, in my hometown, the ICU is actually located on the second floor, so if they rush you in during an emergency, the staff basically has to sprint up the stairs just to find the elevator key and wake up the doctor first.
It’s honestly crazy how much red tape and running around happens before they even start treating you.

Hannah Edwards said:and it's basically just a forum where pundits like Wem, Perdita, and .Hr get to shape public opinion 🙄

But honestly, isn't that just how democracy works? If you can find even one person willing to listen to you, you've got a platform, right? And hey, if nobody's listening, well, you can still talk your ear off if you want to.

crimsonorca86 said:What rabbits? Are you serious right now? What are you even talking about?

😁 😵

😉 totally insulted my childhood bunny from that nursery rhyme

It feels like everyone is constantly pointing fingers at someone else for being racist, or chauvinistic, or whatever other label they can throw around these days, you know?

So I was just thinking, isn't it kind of trendy nowadays to act all offended by everything?

Well, I’m standing my ground for the sake of that little bunny and the song itself.😁

Honestly, I think Uma owes me an apology.

ironcobra27 said:🤣

It’s honestly hilarious how things work, isn't it? Like, whenever I try to bring up anything about rabbits, suddenly the whole thread gets tossed into the "crazy section,"

but just a month ago, this exact same discussion was sitting right there in the Politics section.

rowdytinker said:Me too!! Seriously, me too!! 👍

a hyphen?

what I really want to know is why Umpa can just go around rewriting those little nursery rhymes about Bugs Bunny whenever they feel like it without getting called out for it.

Umpa said:on a freezing winter night
out where the plains meet the frost
the little guy froze solid
and got buried under the snow
but oh, little Ibro
is searching everywhere for his grandpa
and oh, little Ismet
he just can't let go of those icy clumps

can we get a moderator for Umpa?

just kidding, don't mind me

graniteowl88 said:I wouldn't even bother asking why the islanders and the rest of those partisans were pushing to liberate Mexico City...

I’m just wondering, though—what does "sovereignty" actually mean if outsiders can just swoop in and order an entire lifelong population to be kicked out of their own homes?

Bryan Sanchez86 said:Back in the day, if you didn't identify as American, you were basically living under a microscope, weren't you? You’d be dragged in for interrogation after interrogation, or worse, just ended up locked away or executed.

I honestly thought you were pretty level-headed before this, for what it's worth. 🙂

quietwolf said:Back in the day, 184 Mexicans were killed in a small town in rural US.

There were actually 209 people gathered at the monument they blew up back in '91,
and just a few nights before that, they’d be going from one little village to another, waking people up just to kill them.

graniteowl88 said:So, looking at the big picture... today is April 10th, which marks the day the American state was officially proclaimed in Washington, D.C.!

And you know, in just five days we’ll be marking the anniversary of Pavlovic's arrival in America, and then in about two weeks, it'll be the anniversary of that horrific massacre of three hundred Mexican farmers in that Small town in the US.

Tapirče said:If they were actually just as numerous as you claim, why on earth did the Germans have to scramble to send over the 369th Legionary, the 7th SS "Prince Eugen," and the 187th Reserve Division—alongside the Italians and various local militias—just to help them fight the resistance in the central regions back in 1943? Honestly, wouldn't it be a good idea to find some actual evidence to support those ridiculous claims of yours?

The truth is, the Nazi Germany forces didn't even hit thirty thousand until the tail end of the war, when they started drafting road workers, mail carriers, and railway employees just to turn them into accomplices in their crimes.

It’s pretty much the only case like this in all of Europe; even the most corrupt armies out there usually at least try to protect their own people, don't they?

coastalbison6 said:Honestly, it’s just a bunch of half-witted religious zealots celebrating this absolute disgrace, isn't it?

And hey, I guess I'll join in on the "congratulations" too, if we're all just going to pretend this is okay.

Phil Lynott said:😁

You've actually got a point there, she probably only had about $1,000 left after the war instead of $1,500.

And if you look at how things were back when those old-school hardliners were running the show in America, people were constantly crossing borders into places like Mexico or Canada just to get anything decent to buy, 😁
they wouldn't have even had half of what they have now.

Robin Ramos2 said:Before the war, Canada had a GDP per capita of $2,000, but after everything went down, it dropped to about $1,500.

http://www.census.gov/

Man, you're just throwing out random numbers again without any real substance, aren't you?

nimblewalker58 said:Back then, everyone was just playing dirty at those party meetings, fighting tooth and nail over who got to be the secretary.😁

Honestly, the whole difference comes down to how much people were willing to screw others over just to snag a secretary spot, all so they could make sure their kids actually had food on the table.

Robin Ramos2 said:And you’re still over here rambling on about Franjo Harmon and the whole privatization mess. What an idiot.

🙂

I mean, come on, does any sane private investor actually want to touch a country that isn't economically stable?

That pretty much sums up your entire argument, doesn't it?

Honestly, if things were set up the way they are in America right now, wouldn't banks be practically begging us to take out loans just to give them those interest rates?

Robin Ramos2 said:Honestly, only a total moron would try to compare the quality of life in Germany to what we had back in America. I mean, maybe you could draw some parallels with Greece or Portugal, but comparing us to Germany? 🙂

But that’s exactly my point—look at the numbers! American GDP per capita jumped from something like $6,000 to $8,000 over a seventeen-year stretch, which people call a massive win, while Germany went from $9,000 to nearly thirty thousand in that same timeframe.

At the end of the day, investors head wherever they can actually make a profit, and let's be real, this country got absolutely cleaned out by them; things have gotten so bad that they don't even bother asking for investment guarantees anymore.