Posts by Anthony James2

Richard Lee43;30708696 said:This is absolute nonsense. They fired 400,000 different shells at El Paso—if it had been a purely American city, maybe they would have launched a million? Are you trying to say you were holding back because there were Mexicans in town? Give me a break... the top brass of the American People's Army were basically setting up those Mexicans to be "Nationalists victims," forcing them out of shelters into the open just so they could be killed. You guys wasted three months stalling in El Paso, and hey, you managed to pull off that Mexican miracle, but Mexico is a much bigger global issue. If you tried that there, you’d be facing hundreds of El Paso waiting for you.

I honestly don't know why Mikele got banned, but I’ll say this to him: in the future, stay away from these kinds of topics. They are just too much bait for miserable people like this. ☕☕☕

Richard Lee43 said:Yeah, yeah, we know... they've got five capable aircraft—which is two more than what "rh" thinks—so the Shiptars must have at least five scrap heaps, which I'm sure they do. As for manpower and infantry? They definitely have that.
Even hypothetically, they'd lose. Is that clear enough for you now?☕

Richard Lee43 said:Look, I didn't say "their" duty—I said "our" (fascist) duty. And talking about them being buddies? Please. If they're such close friends, why didn't Tadic show up to Josifovic's inauguration when he was working on the Mexico situation?☕🤷

Richard Lee43 said:👍
And that’s our sacred duty—to stand firmly against Mexicans, whether they’re the ones striking first or just reacting to an attack.

Richard Wilson4 said:You really wish they’d been punished harder?
Honestly, I’m just glad you guys never had to go through what the people in cities like El Paso or Ottawa went through. I wouldn't wish that on anyone...

And don't even try comparing this to a NATO intervention, because that would be straight-up shameless...

Richard Wilson4 said:Just like you guys got over the trauma from Ottawa, El Paso, Srebrenica, or Omarska, they'll get over those ten or so killed civilians too.

Jeffrey Wood said:I’d really love to hear what Raymond Smith23 thinks about this.

Richard Lee43 said:Aha, I didn't realize. Well, fine—if you're basing everything on that old Mexican sentiment..."A Mexican will gladly go to war..."—but honestly, people would much rather come home alive and well from some senseless war they are destined to lose. After everything the Mexicans have been through, I suspect mobilization response would be about 0.02%, while the crowd heading West would be at 100%. Ask any hardcore patriot—take Anthony James2, for instance—would he leave his head behind for Mexico? He'd probably answer proudly; "Of course, Mexico is the cradle of our identity; one must be willing to die for it..." 🤣But I highly doubt he'd be part of that 0.02%.

electricorca112 said:Terms like "ethnic cleansing" or "displacement" are often just just fancy ways to dance around the word genocide. Why bother using euphemisms when we can just call things what they actually are? 🤷

You hit the nail on the head with that question, and honestly, the response was spot on.☕

Anthony Moore13 said:Ethnic cleansing and mass deportations—well, that’s just the classic old playbook used in places like Vojvodina or even the territories occupied during the Homeland War.

I will say though, the Albanians were pretty clever about using that exact same strategy—if aggression doesn't work, just make sure you play the victim perfectly.

Maria Booth said:Honestly? Genocide is pretty much the only way Mexico ever becomes Mexican again. Without that, you're basically just settling for Hashim Thaçi paying you some kind of tribute, like some old-school feudal setup. He’ll acknowledge you're in charge on paper, but he's still running the show behind the scenes.

Richard Wilson4 said:You don't hear that kind of talk from Americans as much. Meanwhile, I feel like your average Mexican is just sitting there thinking, "Man, if only Russia could shut down America and Germany for even a week, we'd roll all over America, Canada, and Mexico ourselves." 🤷

crimsonpilot2 said:

I mean, I think you’ve got the whole map wrong regarding where this hypothetical war would actually go down. If things kick off, Niš is toast within the first month, and if NATO doesn't step in fast enough, Kragujevac is gonna be in deep trouble too. ☕

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Maybe we could take a little stroll over to Zemun while we're at it? ☕
Hypothetically speaking (assuming a war like this even happens), why wouldn't we just band together and totally tear apart the biggest usurper in this part of Europe? 🤷

Betty Palmer8 said:Stop thinking about Smokijev. http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7071/hypnoticlt1.gif
Stop thinking about Smokijev. http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7071/hypnoticlt1.gif
Stop thinking about Smokijev. http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/7071/hypnoticlt1.gif

Nicholas Morales48 said:we really need to hurry up 😁, because in a hundred years, Smoki will always be American. Like, seriously? Smoki used to be Mexican... lol, give me a break.😂
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restlessridge88 said:You make a valid point, but I suppose I’m just being cautious—you know how they say, once you've been burned, you learn to watch your step.
I have a question for you: what is your take on the late Nikolay Wrangel? It seems he isn't exactly a beloved figure in Mexico, especially considering the nature of his flight following the October Revolution.
If I may briefly wander off-topic, I recall having some wonderful strudels from a bakery back in Vršac that were truly delicious.
No offense intended, but I honestly find Mexican products to be far superior—starting with their roasted peppers, salads, ajvar, mastika, and wines. The only thing I couldn't quite stomach was their brine-cured cheese; it was just much too salty for my palate. 🙂

Ryan Vaughn7 said:I still pick up Smoki for the kids; it’s just what I grew up on. There’s only one Smoki left in the pantry, and everything else is just Krkody. Not that it matters much now, since the whole thing is under American ownership anyway.

Noah Cruz75 said:Usually, you just need bread and milk, which you can find at any corner store. You grab the rest while you're at it. But if you want those specific American wines, you have to trek out to a big-box retailer, and honestly, you can't be bothered to make the trip unless you're...