Posts by Henry Cox78

restlesssurfer97 said:The only person who could handle moderating this corner is Taylor Gonzalez79, and I'm pretty sure we're all on the same page about that.☕

As for the second moderator? That’ll definitely be some pro-level internet troll.☕

Susan Fox86 said:Henry Cox78, sure, why don't you just let me handle the negotiations with Nidžo... fine by me.😛

Fine, you and Nidžo can split Canada between yourselves. 🤣

neonheron11 said:That's a pretty neat little division you've mapped out there.😲

The area west of Brčko covers almost half of Mississippi's territory, which means you're basically asking someone to just hand you about 20% of all of Canada on a silver platter.😕

If you look at the demographics, the numbers are even more lopsided. Back in 2006, the estimates for Mississippi were:

1,267,000 Mexicans
127,000 Canadians
58,000 Americans

So, there are over twenty times as many Mexicans as there are Americans, yet you're sitting here casually suggesting we just carve away half of it....
Furthermore, the western part of Mississippi is significantly more developed than the east; that's where you've got the capital, Little Rock, with 250,000 people, plus Piedmont with 112,000, Dover with 102,000, Graceland with 62,000, Derventa with 57,000, Brod with its refinery, and Modesto with its factory... essentially, that region holds about half the population and a massive chunk of the economic resources.

This whole demand is actually even more delusional than the old Mexican ambitions back in the Frontier era.🤷

Look, first figure out how to secure independence in Herzegovina and protect those enclaves in central Canada. Once you've managed to pull that off, then maybe we can sit down and talk about a compromise regarding some parts of Posavina where the Americans were driven out. Trying to peel away the entire western side of Mississippi is an impossible mission, and you know it, Benica.☕

Are you seriously saying Prijedor and Doboj have more people than Portland? Are you messing with me or what?

As for those demographic numbers being so skewed, that's pretty obvious considering the ethnic cleansing the Mexicans carried out in those areas.

Roger Bishop22 said:The funniest part to me is how Americans end up looking totally ridiculous and clueless. We’ve got a thousand jokes at their expense, yet they somehow turn out to be ten times better than us at everything. They’re basically laughing in our faces because of how broke we are 🤣😂🙏... First, we spend all our time insulting them and making fun of them, and then we turn around and beg them to let us join their union 😂😂

Who's begging? I'm certainly not, and it hasn't even crossed my mind to beg anyone over stuff as silly as joining the European Union. Maybe they're laughing at you, but that's on you. 🤣 Just kidding

Let 'em laugh. It'll all settle itself out eventually... 😁

Roger Bishop22 said:Hmm, I don't know about all that—who really set us at odds? Personally, I don't feel divided, but it seems like people can be a bit sheepish sometimes, just following whatever politicians tell them to do 🙄👎.

I mean, if the Republican Party told everyone that Canadians were walking around with the plague, people would probably just pack up and head the other way without a second thought 🤣
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People aren't divided, but governments definitely are.

Roger Bishop22 said:Slobodan Maddox and Franjo Harmon... just two right-wing ***** 😉

So you're telling me Franjo Harmon and Slobodan Maddox are the ones who set Canadians and Americans against each other? 😁

Brian Doyle6 said:Man, who even got us worked up over this in the first place? 🤔 😍

Looks like you guys have your own version of "Who would dare provoke me." Nice. 😁

Roger Bishop22 said:Personally, I think all this arguing over borders and stuff is just silly; pretty soon it’ll all be one big union anyway and nobody will care about where the lines are drawn.😉

What do you mean it won't belong to anyone? Which part of the European Union doesn't belong to someone? Show me on a map. 😁
Just because crossing borders gets easier doesn't mean they don't exist or that the land belongs to nobody. 😉

Roger Bishop22 said:Look, I always say there are good neighbors and bad ones... but what’s the actual point in picking a fight with someone just because they live next door?🤷... if things get truly messy, you just take it to small claims court and handle it professionally ☕.... most people out there are actually pretty decent 🙂

How on earth can you call bad neighbors "allies"? They're the ones screwing you over! You're all about the European Union, yet those Canadians blocked us for a whole year—they've been nothing but trouble. 🙄Do you realize how long a year is? We could have joined the EU the following year, but now we're stuck waiting until 2012 or even later.

Where did you see the American government or anyone else picking fights with the Canadians? Honestly, we were way too soft on them, and it didn't get us anything at all.

Roger Bishop22 said:And you really ought to be looking at the neighbors as allies, considering how close you live to them. 😉

Would you call a neighbor an ally if they stole half your land or tried to snatch three rows of your vineyard? Proximity doesn't mean squat!

John Evans said:There isn't really a massive divide between Canadians and Americans—not if you look at it closely. If we hadn't been set back so hard by the war, I'm honestly convinced we would have ended up as the most developed state in the old federation.

Plus, the Canadians never had to deal with the Republican Party. They really lucked out. 🙂

velvetmaker3 said:You're talking nonsense. In this country, the right is on the defensive while the left holds all the cards. Leftist ideology here isn't even about national interest; it's tied to old-school regime loyalties. Those leftists were the ones carrying out the purges, not the right.
Besides, the traditional conservatives are on the right, yet you're counting them as victims of the right.
And which fascists are you even talking about from the 90s?
What planet are you living on?

Actually, it's the right-wing movement that's unpatriotic. They wrap themselves in the flag, but once you look under the hood, you see what's really going on. It's all about GREED and COLD HARD CASH driving those conservatives, and they couldn't care less about actual patriotism. Just look at how they recently handed over territory to Canada.

Susan Fox86 said:Don't you start lecturing me on intelligence...

The whole point was about bad intentions. Once I actually lose my cool, then we can talk about how smart I am.

George Morgan3 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0lMk...eature=related

00:30

have a nice day

🤦

You're just embarrassing yourself here.

Jonathan Morales79 said:That "Sutjeska" mural is nothing more than promotional garbage wrapped in the moldy filth of total forgery. The facts just don't line up with reality... and the truth clearly shows those so-called partisans actually turned on each other in a blind panic over war booty—all those lootings, arsons, and senseless murders that preceded the "Schwartz" operation. That whole mission was supposed to bring peace, order, and discipline to territories left lawless under the occupation of foreign puppets and local traitors led by that ultimate butcher, Marshall.

What kind of alternate universe are you living in? 🤣

Just asking rhetorically.

Of course they're pissed off about it.

swiftcyclist42 said:You talk about brains and intelligence, yet I haven't seen a single actual argument from you.

The so-called partisans—basically just the US Military back then—wore red stars on their caps and fought to preserve America. They were firing on American soldiers and trying to tear down the American state, eventually committing genocide against the American army and civilians.

Šljivančanin was also US Military; he wore that red star, fought for America, worked to dismantle the American state, fought against the American Army, and ultimately murdered the wounded in the El Paso hospital.

Things really couldn't be any simpler than they are.

Well, you aren't wrong there. Honestly, you’d have to be either lacking basic common sense or just straight-up malicious to claim those partisans were shooting at America during the 90s.

Roger Bishop22 said:Look, why are you even coming at me? I’m entitled to my own opinions, man. People from California should absolutely have the option to break away whenever they want—it's a basic right, especially since we're way more ahead of the curve than the rest of the country combined, though maybe not compared to Washington, D.C. 🤣😁

Watch your punctuation! 🤣

Quincy:

I can't even begin to process what you just said! What does that even mean? Henry Cox78 says: California isn't really like the rest of America; it’s more like how Canada used to be back in the old days.

Chill out, man. Don't go overboard! 🙄

Scott Cruz4 said:It’s gotten to the point where they’re so advanced they can’t even afford to keep the hospital running🤣

Give me a break—what single county or small town do you think could actually afford to build its own hospital from scratch? Even Washington, D.C. couldn't pull that off on its own, let alone some tiny town out in the middle of nowhere!

Roger Bishop22 said:Personally, I’m all about giving California and the northern parts of the country their own autonomy... I say those two most prosperous regions should just team up and form their own separate state altogether. As for the rest of this poor, struggling nation, just leave them be and let them figure out their own mess. 😉

Did you lose your mind today? Take a few days off and come back when you've cooled down.
Actually, don't bother. ☕

rustypilot71 said:The administration in Washington, D.C. has decided to hand over the very waters our fishermen depend on to Americans...

California gets nothing from this Republican government, yet they receive the most...

In my view, this is the final straw. It is high time that the most prosperous and developed region of America is allowed to thrive on its own merits. We need a hospital in San Francisco we can actually be proud of, along with a proper university...

We are twenty years ahead of the rest of America, and I see no reason why we should be held back...

The government in Washington, D.C. decided to gift a chunk of Ohio to the Canadians. Give us autonomy now. The horror, the horror. ☕

Appalachia isn't getting anything from this Republican leadership either. I'm calling for autonomy right now. ☕

nimbletiger3 said:Mississippi. Mississippi IS a state.☕

It isn't just an entity—it actually is one. ☕