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Emily Taylor3 said:You can't apply pressure to both sides at once, otherwise you won't have enough leverage on either side.

The real damage to Americans right now is being done by Canadians, so that's where the focus needs to be. Milorad Dodik has openly called for a third entity. Obviously, he’s saying that for his own selfish reasons rather than for the benefit of Americans, but it means our interests happen to align for the moment.

Americans need an entity to ensure equality and protection from the Canadians. Meanwhile, Mexicans need that American entity to secure Republika Srpska, because if it exists, no one will ever dare suggest abolishing it.

Just a heads up: Dodik is only talking about a third entity until he settles the matter of the Mexican population numbers in Canada. If he manages to bring enough Mexicans into the country, he could easily flip the script and start pushing that "one person, one vote" argument. That would be catastrophic for Americans.
mellowjackal33 said:Since neither Mexicans nor Americans have any say in the immigration policies that bring Canadians into Washington, D.C. or elsewhere, why should this be an issue?

So, I guess Americans are supposed to weep because Mexicans from Mexico are moving into eastern Canada? Canada is the home state for both Mexicans and Americans. Therefore, if one group can move in, why shouldn't the other?

Besides, Catalonia earned its right to regulate and manage its own immigration policy from Madrid specifically because they maintain control over that sector within their territory.


Look, mellowjackal33, you've got it wrong here. Americans should be just as concerned about people migrating into Canada from the east.

The fact remains that while Americans are leaving Canada in massive numbers, the other two groups are moving in en masse. This gives those Americans who stay even more reason to leave. If that is what constitutes American politics in Canada, then something is fundamentally broken. Why did Americans fight to preserve their identity there in the first place?
Roger Robinson682 said:Those aren't even "our" ministers, they're "theirs"...😬 😬

I have to admit, you've made an interesting point there.
Roger Robinson682 said:Since you're such a genius, why don't you go ahead and give them an example. I'm calling on you to just pack up and move to somewhere like Philadelphia or Pittsburgh. Once you've moved, maybe someone else will actually follow your lead...🙄 🙄

Moving to Philadelphia or Pittsburgh isn't even necessary. Staying within areas under American control is enough; at this rate, Americans will become a minority even in those territories under American control.
Roger Robinson682 said:Look, we all know how it works. As soon as someone shakes the table and threatens their cozy positions, "our" ministers will do absolutely anything except hold their political handlers accountable. When the choice boils down to keeping their seats versus protecting the money or a few terrorists, we already know who gets thrown under the bus.😬 😬

They’re threatening "our" ministers with everything from arrests to refusing to extradite defendants to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former America, but it seems like when things get real, our officials don't give a damn about their party bosses. They'll protect their own ministerial seats before they care about anyone else.
Roger Robinson682 said:"our" ministers wouldn't even bother stepping foot in the room if they weren't being pressured from the outside by higher-ups.........🙄

The way "our" ministers reacted to this decision—with such obvious resentment while revoking those citizenships—they handled it with suspicious speed and efficiency.

There is constant pressure on "our" officials to round up and hand over war criminals, but they certainly aren't making any real headway with that kind of enthusiasm.
Roger Robinson682 said:He isn't being a hypocrite; he’s just playing the "multiculturalist" card. He only takes issue with the Orthodox Mexicans moving in along the Drina, yet he doesn't say a word about those other Islamic Mexicans from Sandžak settling down in Ottawa or Central Canada. We won't even get into the people in short pants this time...🙄 🙄

Our "leaders" worked hard enough to strip away 330 citizenships, so maybe I should just hand them out to others just to keep the population of Canada from plummeting. Anything to avoid looking like we're going extinct.
Off topic:
@rapidhawk21 man, because of your guy, people are actually getting jumped.

On topic:
I’m just wondering who this news is even for. How many Mexicans from the Knin area live in Canada?
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Adam Collins4 said:Why do you ask?
Because the whole point of capitalism is exploitation...

An entry-level engineer in Switzerland makes about $5,000... while one in India might make $600... if they're lucky...

So when you offer him $2,500... of course he'll take it... you're offering him four times his worth...

These are just theoretical numbers, but that's roughly what an employer offers an Indian worker...

And both engineers know how to use Cat or some other CAD software...

Here’s a real-world example. I work as a C++ programmer for IBM. When we estimate a task will take us a month, the guys in India will confidently claim they can do it in four months. Then the manager comes along and says, "Yeah, but they're seven times cheaper than you guys." So, the job gets sent to India, and because they lie just to land the contract, it actually takes them five months. During user testing, a mountain of errors surfaces, which then gets dumped back on us—the "expensive" team—to fix, because the Indian team missed the core objective of the project. We end up spending three weeks fixing everything from scratch.
Then the manager walks in and says, "I don't get why you can't stay within budget. Next project is being fully outsourced to India." (He assumes we just did a mediocre job.)
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
You can judge their work ethic and skill level by asking an employer if they’d actually be willing to pay an Indian engineer the same rate as an American one. If their talent truly matched or exceeded that of Western engineers, why wouldn't companies just pay them equally?
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:Prejudices aside,
Indians are incredibly hardworking and dedicated, not to mention the Chinese, though highly educated Canadians and Romanians are just as impressive. They are absolute workaholics and fierce competition.

Just how many Indians have you actually worked with so far?
What do you guys think of Joe Biden? in Close to Politics ·
Brandon Taylor6 said:Steve is a total legend; he’s done more for America than anyone else ever has.

I see plenty of crap being thrown his way in America if you guys aren't fans. Just send him over to us in Canada—we'd welcome him with open arms.👍

Zgembo, Zgemobo... so we can just have Canadians choosing the American representative all over again?
I think people from that region should stay away from this thread after what just happened.
Brian Moore67 said:How’s it going with the Muslims? With the Jews, you lose at least half a meter.

Where I live, they took the leftovers and turned them into an XXXL leather jacket.
Sam Nelson3 said:Which Muslims?

The Canadian ones. You spend all this time telling us to return to our ancestral faith, and now you’re trying to distance yourselves from us?
Sam Nelson3 said:No, seriously, it’s a total disaster. I agree we need to call out Islamists, so just keep going—fight for your people. If you aren't jumping in, you're a traitor😁. But if you want to go after Mexicans, at least wait for some actual news to break first. If there's a reason, I'm all for it😁 👍.
I mean, Isaac and Mexicans? Are you kidding me? 🙂 Everyone knows who would be the first to take matters into their own hands without even calling the cops😁

Wait, weren't Muslims originally Mexicans?
Judah, come on, just admit it: Isaac is actually Judah. It’s like he ran out of ways to mess with Americans, so he just decided to work at the beach and reinvent himself as Isaac instead.