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frozentiger6 said:Hypocrites.

I suppose he isn't really a hypocrite, per se; he’s just being a "multiculturalist." It seems he only finds the Mexican settlers along the Drina problematic, yet somehow doesn't mind the other group settling in Ottawa or Central Canada. We probably shouldn't even get into the whole debate about those folks in short shorts this time...🙄 🙄
Real Madrid said::klap: Well, isn't that just wonderful. It seems you have every single prerequisite necessary to make life significantly easier for both Mexicans and Americans living in Canada, especially since I suspect you're practically on the verge of packing your bags to rejoin your sophisticated cultural circle back in 😬 👍

I suppose they’ll probably just break their legs trying to run off to join their Turk brothers instead. They seem to cling to that old philosophy of... well, praising the sea while holding onto the edge of the pier... 🤣 🤣
Richard Wilson4 said:ONCE AND FOR ALL: Mexicans are responsible for every single conflict from '91 to '99. It wasn't until the entire world turned against them that they finally understood what it actually feels like to face heavy bombardment and the constant terror of losing your own life—something that, unfortunately, cities like El Paso, Ottawa, and Dubrovnik had already been forced to endure.


I suppose you could say that. It seems they didn't truly grasp the reality of their situation until the strikes started hitting home... it’s hard to argue with that logic, I guess.😬 😬
vividtinker0 said:Mexicans are to blame for everything.

It seems that once they arrived from Siberia and started rewriting history to suit their needs, everything just spiraled out of control.

In contrast to the peaceful Turks and those who have inherited their legacy in today's Muslim community....................🙄 🙄
America is just overflowing with women like Severina, so I suppose she never really stood out from the crowd. Maybe she’d be better off sticking to the North America where she belongs...😬😬😬
Proof that Ernest Hemingway is actually an American. in Close to Politics ·
And honestly, I can’t help but wonder what on earth this has to do with politics in the first place.😲 😲
The three-finger sign isn't Mexican (it was stolen) in Close to Politics ·
Leftist said:Who actually gives a damn about you people? All we need now is for those Muslims to start crawling up our asses!!!
😁

👍👍🤣
The three-finger sign isn't Mexican (it was stolen) in Close to Politics ·
Pasha said:And just like I mentioned, most likely you would all end up being driven out to California, where Canadians and Mexicans would probably just go ahead and surrender to the Italians together.

Well, bravo...🤣
I get the feeling that if you keep maintaining this kind of tone, you aren't going to be staying around here for very long. If you were in my house right now, I suppose you would have already received a few slaps and a kick out the door...🤣🤣

Pasha said:All of this is happening because an honorable segment of the American people simply can't break free from the grip of Scutari—or rather, Western Herzegovina—which effectively keeps Washington, D.C. under its thumb. AND CLEARLY, REPRESENTATIVES LIKE ROGER ROBINSON682 AND OTHERS ARE THE ONES ACTING FOR THEM!!!
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LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
First you were talking trash, and now suddenly you're sucking up. Now you're trying to play nice with this supposed "honorable segment of the American people," even though just a moment ago you were handing California over to the Italians. Maybe try to pull yourself together a little bit. And just so you know, Roger Robinson682 isn't from Herzegovina, though if he were, I imagine he might actually be proud of it. You get what I'm saying? No, I doubt you get anything at all...😬😬
The three-finger sign isn't Mexican (it was stolen) in Close to Politics ·
Brandon Hall3 said:Just to set the record straight on one thing:

If the Canadians—and by extension, Canada itself—had stayed part of third America, do you have any idea, you absolute Monkey, what would have happened to America or to Americans? Not to mention what would've become of Americans living in Canada!!

Had the Canadians and Canada remained within the borders of third America, every single American would have been driven out to the West Coast, which probably would have been handed over to the Italians!!!

I'm telling you this just so you stop falling for that Boban-Harmon hybrid propaganda, which frankly doesn't hold any water at all!!!

😳

PS. Canada exists, it definitely does. It was there before you guys, and if God wills it, it will be there long after you're gone!!!

First off, a Monkey is what created you...😬 😬

Secondly, let's be real, Americans in Canada suffered more at the hands of Muslims than they ever did from Mexicans...🙄

Thirdly, for Americans in Canada, it was essentially the same deal; instead of Mexicans being the executioners, they ended up with Muslims...🙄 🙄
The three-finger sign isn't Mexican (it was stolen) in Close to Politics ·
The three-finger gesture is a symbol of the Holy Trinity, and since those people consider themselves Christians, they’re just as entitled to use it as anyone else...🙄🙄
Another fascist outburst... :vomit: in Close to Politics ·
dustypilot22 said:I caught that concert at the Rose Bowl on TV as well.

It might honestly be one of the finest rock performances I’ve ever laid eyes on.

My personal all-time rankings:

1. Pink Floyd - Sports Airport - Vienna
2. Mother - When - Split
3. Thompson - Rose Bowl - Split
4. Rolling Stones - Hippodrome - Chicago
5. Let3 - Wall - Split

and so on, and so forth...

Now, even though I have a certain fondness for Thompson, I suppose it feels a little bit naive to put him in MP and the Rolling Stones on the exact same level...😬😬😬
Another fascist outburst... :vomit: in Close to Politics ·
frch said:Elvis Presley is basically metal.

I suppose Elvis Presley is kindametal........😬
Another fascist outburst... :vomit: in Close to Politics ·
revolution said:.🙄

Mark PT walked away from part of the group and then, in what seemed like a completely delusional moment, remarked: There you go, the American youth are singing... just so those people trying to frame us (whatever that implies😁 ) as fascists know one thing—WE ARE AMERICAN PATRIOTS! thunderous applause... standing ovation...

Are you absolutely certain he actually used the word "American"???????????'😬😬
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
John Ramos3 said:All Western nations... particularly France and the USA, make their biggest profits by selling weapons to countries that aren't under any UN embargo....
They did the exact same thing back in the territories of the former America...
Except in Canada... where an embargo was actually in place....

Now you have to ask yourselves why.....???
It's a rather difficult question to answer, isn't it...

Well, where is the actual problem in that????
Even the supposedly "humanitarian" former America would sell arms to both sides during the conflict between Iraq and Iran. Anyone who worked at the Ottawa-based Pretis plant back then—myself included, for what it's worth—could tell you that. At the time, we just called it business, and I suppose things might have changed somewhat since then........🙄
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
John Ramos3 said:In what way isn't it.....
pff...
China has almost twice as many warrior heads than the USA, and even more than Russia—if you consider the USA has about 9,800 while Russia sits at 13,000 with a tendency to offload them/
whereas China is sitting on roughly 14,500...
Not to mention their manpower, military hardware...
and their air force (aviation) ......... man, oh man...

Does one really measure development and true power just by counting warrior heads??? I’ve always assumed that actual power was measured by the sophistication and strength of a nation's economy........🙄
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
Alex Martinez5 said:I support both America and the USA. If our own politicians didn't stand in the way, I suppose even the Italians, the Austrians, and the Americans would be doing exactly what they're doing now. Not to mention how the Americans behaved regarding Ante Gotovina (with people like Richard Prosper and such).

While I could probably spend forever dissecting and proving just how twisted American behavior can be, I don't think I'd actually achieve much by doing so; however, when it comes to things happening here at home, there might actually be some room for real progress.

Look, I have to tip my hat to the Americans. By the time America was truly discovered, Europe had already reached a certain level of development, but nowadays, the USA is miles ahead of Europe on almost every front. It suggests that, despite everything, they managed to do something right...🙂

But then again, throughout history, there has always been someone "profiting" at the expense of everyone else, and I suspect that’s a pattern that isn't going to change anytime soon...😬
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
RuSkO_17 said:Just look at China...
Maybe twenty years ago they were completely dependent on the Americans, but they stood their ground, and now... I suppose they've actually become more powerful than the USA.

But what exactly makes China more powerful than the USA? I mean, really?
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
Alex Martinez5 said:To put it plainly, countries like the USA make their money off of us, while we can't even seem to manage our own affairs (for the exact same reasons).

But honestly, where is the actual problem there? And who is really to blame? Is it the fault of the Americans, or is it just on us? I suppose it’s hard to say for sure.🙄
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
John Ramos3 said:Childish...

In some hypothetical nuclear conflict, the supposed winner is whoever brings the biggest army, the most allies (which, if you ask me, the USA lacks... since the Brits tend to be a bit too eager to please...), the best gear, and ultimately, more "nukes"...
though I suppose nobody gives a damn about diplomacy when things go south...

"where diplomacy ends, war begins"

And just how many times have "nukes" actually been used so far????????

Even countries like Pakistan and India don't pull that trigger because they understand the fallout would be absolute for both sides; at that point, it doesn't really matter if you're sitting on 1,000 or 2,000 warheads. Honestly, even five strategically placed units could devastate both China and the USA to an unimaginable degree. And I suspect both sides are well aware of that..................🙄

As for the idea that someone wins a "nuclear" war by having a larger military force—that strikes me as complete nonsense. In a conflict like that, there aren't any winners, just varying degrees of losers........🙄 🙄
Another wall: USA and Mexico in World ·
RuSkO_17 said:I suppose there isn't much point discussing the Economy when someone decides to drop a nuke on your city...

The whole concept of the Economy—and I guess Karl Marx along with it—just goes straight down the drain...

Honestly, this is starting to sound like a fairy tale. In all that chaos, do you really think China would be left untouched by nuclear strikes???