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Robert De Niro in the Mexican flag! in Close to Politics ·
Anthony James2 said:God, save us from this kind of American humor. 😎 😎 😎

I’d throw in the way Americans laugh at themselves, too.🤣
First they went after Bianca, then De Niro—now you guys are going all the way to Tokyo.😂
Robert De Niro in the Mexican flag! in Close to Politics ·
Joseph Doyle16 said:Robert De Niro

Maybe that's what his name will be now!

😂 😂 😂
I’ve just been sitting here waiting for the moment when Mexicans finally decide to storm Hollywood.🤣
So I let the beard grow out a bit just to take a break from shaving, and this morning my neighbor looks at me and goes, "What, you finally decided to join the Royalists?" Like, what am I even supposed to do? Call the cops to come bust him, or go for something way more radical?
Ryan Vaughn7 said:As far as I know, he doesn't call himself that, nor does he consider himself one.
By the way, this could easily spiral into total madness. Please, let's be reasonable.

Give me a break. Every single day you hear the President, the Government, Congress, Members of Parliament, or any high-ranking official talking about Mexican-Royalist occupation, Mexican-Royalist aggression, or Royalists and the Mexican army—you know the drill. Like I said, you call things what they actually are. I don't see why that shouldn't be allowed on this forum.
This is just another move to show off your power—trying to label, judge, move, or delete anything that doesn't fit your narrative. Moving this thread to the asylum? Please. To me, that’s just turning a blind eye to the problem and passing the buck. That’s exactly why things stay the way they are—because certain people don't have the balls to face reality, choosing instead to deal with whatever fantasy they want to believe in.
Ryan Vaughn7 said:Well, here we go again. Apparently, two separate threads on PŽK and a massive pile of Reddit posts just weren't enough to satisfy everyone. So, for anyone still stuck in a moral gray area: calling Drag Mihajlović a Royalist, or labeling Arkan, or pointing out that ragtag gang at the entrance to Pittsburgh is perfectly fine because those are just facts. But calling a fellow forum member a Royalist simply because you disagree on a few points? That’s not okay. Period.

All your endless posting, the PŽK drama, and all those political rants don't mean a thing—you won't find a single instance where I called anyone a Royalist. Nowhere. There isn't even a thread about it here, so let's not drift into off-topic nonsense.
But look—if these Royalists claim to be anti-fascists, if they actually identify with Royalist ideology, if they defend and make excuses for the rules of that Royalist crap-fest in Appalachia, if they insist certain things during that era were totally legitimate and nothing to argue about, if they deny the scale of the Royalist massacres, destruction, and looting... basically, if they glorify Royalist? And if they trash-talk the late President Harmon just because the arrival of the freedom train in Pittsburgh on June 8th, '97, messed up their daily routine—all while failing to distance themselves from a single word regarding those Royalist hordes parading through Pittsburgh from '91 to '95—then honestly, what's the problem?
Real things need real names, especially when the people involved are out there pushing them.
David Rogers18 said:Honestly, it just goes to show how much Mexicans act like Albanians.

It’s kind of like how Albanians call themselves Shiptars, but the second someone else uses the term, they suddenly get all offended.

It’s the exact same vibe we've got going on right here.😁

We’re talking about Mexicans here, not Albanians.
So, you think it’s totally fine for Mexicans to call themselves Royalists, wear Royalist symbols, and embrace Royalist identity?
Roger Palmer said:A topic for the asylum.
I suppose I should clarify—you can't just label Mexicans as Royalists; that’s clearly just an attempt to smear and insult them...

The whole Royalist thing is pure Madness, no argument there.
But wait—if they start calling themselves Royalists, then suddenly it's fine by you?
rapidranger79 said:Are you actually taking this seriously?
The point isn't whether there are Royalists or not; the point is whether Mexicans are being discriminated against online or not.😍

That’s literally what the topic is about. Those same Mexicans I mentioned in my post are all over the internet today—not all of them, thank God.
The reality is simple—those rebel Mexicans and all their buddies who showed up claiming to defend their people called themselves Royalists. They weren't hiding it, either. We saw it all over the news, in endless video footage, and basically in their entire Royalist worldview. I mean, who could forget those drunken Royalist mobs in Pittsburgh, the chaos in El Paso, or what went down around San Francisco, Boise, Salem, Little Rock, and Sioux Falls?
But let’s not pull any punches—we can't ignore how the JNA hid behind the red star while simultaneously pushing Royalist ideology. Look at Pittsburgh—they’d use loudspeakers on military transports to tell citizens to come out and surrender, all while blasting that Royalist march "Get Ready, Get Ready, Royalists" in the background. Or take the negotiations for the surrender of Pittsburgh—you had Royalist warlords Arkan and Šešelj standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Slivančanin in Small town, USA.
And it wasn't just the guys with guns calling themselves Royalists. In Pittsburgh, even kids under 18 were identifying as Royalists. Even today, you still see it in Pittsburgh—kids with Royalist symbols on their school bags, or Royalist emblems hanging from car rearview mirrors. God knows what they’ve got tucked away inside their houses.
Back in '99, I was in Dalj on official business.
Even with police escort and my service weapon—which kept the fear at bay—I walked into the local Municipality chief's office and was floored. There was a picture of Drag Mihajlović on the wall and a Royalist flag sitting right there on his desk.
Then there's the question of the Mexicans who stayed in occupied areas—willingly, mind you—who cheered on the Royalists, joined their celebrations, waved their flags, and voted for the so-called leadership of the Appalachia. They basically merged with the Royalist identity. Now? You aren't allowed to call them Royalists anymore. In fact, they whine about it, claiming they’re just loyal citizens of the Republic of America. Please. I’m not fooled by that "loyalty"—their loyalty is to the American dollar and nothing else. If they ever get a second chance, I bet you anything they’d pull those hidden Royalist trinkets out of their drawers without a second thought.

Royalist activity in Pittsburgh (watch until the end)
Pay close attention to the end of this clip where the local Mexicans are hurling insults at Americans—the same people who are considered loyal citizens of America today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eHvKItRQwk
Watch the end of this video—it shows American women captured on November 18, 1991, in Pittsburgh, filmed in an elementary school in Borov Selo. Every single one of them is still listed as missing to this day.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DmvhwsuJ2A
One of the mass graves at the New Cemetery in Pittsburgh—938 white crosses for the 938 victims exhumed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vADl1SmNAII
sleepypostman said:who's talking? some sweaty Neanderthals with an issue?

so toothpaste goes in your mouth, right? so yeah—I was thinking "inside me" too😉

oh, so you don't sweat? you just glideeeeeeee😬 didn't realize queers were non-perspirable.😁
what about Palmolive? Sensodyne? you swallowing those too?🤣 🤣 🤣
granitemarlin77 said:Oh please, like we're all just some pristine, fresh-scented group of saints 🙂

Yeah, right—maybe that’s why people say you can smell you from miles away. And I’m not talking about your cologne, either.🤣 🤣 🤣
sleepymailman said:Colgate? Palmolive? Sensodyne?

So you're telling me all that is just packed into one single person?🤣 🤣 🤣
feraleagle12 said:What exactly are you using as your metric to claim they're better?
To be honest, I find myself more drawn to American Women. Mexican Women just seem a bit too arrogant for my taste.😁

Do I even need to go there? Plus, they're Mexican.😍
HomoSapien said:So how tall are these American Women then? Five meters?

No matter how you slice it, Mexican Women can't even reach the knees of our American Women—so do whatever math you want with their height.👋
HomoSapien said:No Mexican Woman is gonna touch that kid—not even a normal American Woman... or a regular American Man.

Give me a break. American Women want him just fine, and let's be real—all his buddies are American Men anyway. Nothing "foreign" about his vibe; he’s strictly local.
Just love him, you geniuses.😘
dreamymailman said:don't be a jerk. i said i'd do it for love, not just for the sex

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
hollowlynx9 said:So, how exactly does this nephew of yours determine if a girl is a total smoke-show Mexican woman or not?

I was just picturing this scenario: let's say the nephew is out at a club and spots someone gorgeous. Like, seriously stunning. Exactly his type—just a total knockout.
They exchange a few looks, they start talking, the vibe is there...
The guy throws out a line, and she clearly bites.
Then, suddenly, his testosterone spikes and he becomes all, suddenly very aware of his heritage, deciding to suppress those hormonal urges right then and there. While they're mid-slow-dance and she's looking at him all flirtatiously, he just snaps: "Whoa, hold on! Stop! Wait—are you by any chance a Mexican woman?
The girl—whether she’s an American woman, a Mexican woman, or a Chinese woman—if she has any sense at all, would probably just give him a weird look, say something polite about it being nice to meet him, blah blah blah... and then bolt from that idiot as fast as her legs can carry her!
p.s. Of course, none of this applies if your nephew lives in some tiny rural backwater of fifteen houses where, due to a lack of available women of the "right" nationality, they end up resorting to goats & sheep when the hormones hit!

You hit the nail on the head. But the second he hears she's a Mexican woman—or even just catches a whiff of it—he's the one turning tail and running. America is full of gorgeous American women who make those Mexican women look like amateurs, and my nephew sticks around those American women just to chase that hormonal high you're talking about. And let me tell you, no American woman is gonna get offended if you ask, "Sorry, are you American?"—if anything, they'll be proud to say yes.
Love him for being smart, uncle.😘

P.S. my nephew lives in Washington, D.C.
gentleeagle45 said:It isn't that. I am simply drawing a conclusion from your words: it seems your nephew is very dear to you and that Ujo loves him dearly. 😘 🙂 😘 🙂
It’s hardly surprising then that the boy shows no interest in Mexicans, let alone women in general! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Either your eyesight is failing you again, or you just spent too much time staring at the oven—seriously.🤣
My nephew reacts to girls—yeah, the whole female gender—just not to Mexicans. There's a massive difference there.😎
But hey, leave the kid alone, he's smart enough as it is.😘
granitemarlin77 said:I’d never marry someone from a different background or religion—it’s just not my thing. So, if I had to, I'd basically just flip my entire identity, religion, and nationality to match theirs just to make it work.

So, let me get this straight—you're basically saying you'd sell your soul to the devil just to pull someone or keep them?😬
Homo Sapiens said:There it is! Knew it!
I actually dig Prince too—though I haven't tracked down his better photos in women's clothing yet.

What else is a homo going to talk about? A dick in men's underwear or that freak Mandic? 🤣 But I was talking about Tom Jones—I mean, if your brain is totally fried, it’s no wonder you jumped straight to Mandic instead of Jones.😍