This is getting out of hand. Seriously. It’s just one thing after another—generational shifts, "historic opportunities," constant brainwashing coming at us from every single angle. The news networks have lost their minds, and the papers are in a total state of delirium. Even local towns are gearing up for festivals and celebrations to push this agenda. I am beyond tired of this relentless pressure to join the club; I honestly can't wait for this whole ordeal to be over. I'm completely fed up with these people obsessed with forcing the US integration on everyone.
I honestly don't get why anyone would try to deny that Canadians are one of the three constituent peoples of Canada.
Look, knowing that a group is an adversary to my own people is far more vital than what specific label we use to call them. I truly couldn't care less about the terminology used; however, I firmly disagree with the idea that moderators should cave to pressure from Canadians. We are dealing with a very specific, unique situation here—one with its own distinct history, which, let's be honest, isn't even that long...
Based on how this murder went down and the circumstances surrounding it, we’re clearly looking at a professional hit—or perhaps even a coordinated effort by multiple people. Why on earth did this happen in France? And why was almost an entire family wiped out? Wouldn't there have been much easier ways to handle this without such extreme brutality?
A killing this violent is never an accident; it’s intentional, designed to send a chilling message to anyone with inside knowledge. If this guy really was a seasoned pro, is it possible he was leaking information to Iran? One thing is certain: despite his firm's modest income, the family was living a lifestyle far beyond their means.
This obsession with Mexicans and the constant dragging of their names through the mud is just exhausting. It makes me wonder: what would our national identity even look like if we hadn't emerged victorious from the last major conflict? Some people simply crave enemies. They need to keep dragging up old debates about partisans, fascists, and various factions just to feel something.
The people who hate America are the ones trapped in the past, endlessly rehashing the exact same grievances until they're blue in the face. They hate us because they refuse to acknowledge the unique characteristics of certain American regions—and by extension, the people living there—insisting instead on putting them on a pedestal of shame for all sorts of arbitrary reasons. They hate America because they insist on dividing it into black and red, yellow and green, and so on, until everyone is worn out.
Sometimes, I am genuinely fascinated that young people even care about this historical baggage that should have been laid to rest long ago. I have never seen such intense controversy or a people so tormented by their own history as I see here, in the rugged hills of the North America.☕
Good grief, does anyone on this forum actually realize that the Canadian nationalists moderating this incredibly vital topic for Americans in Canada have absolutely nothing to say? Just look at my situation. I got banned simply because I called out Goldietrickz by his real name due to his constant swearing—yet he hasn't received even a single warning...
Quote: goldietrickz said:Look at the post Great. If only that slogan were actually true. Bullshit, the lot of them. They’re in bed with Vance, Dodik, and Jerinic—all those bigots.
And sure, being defiant is fine, if they were also standing up to the bigots. But that won't happen until hell freezes over.
So, let those "lone wolves" go screw themselves.
Listen to Sinn Féin. If the Irish knew what kind of cowards and lowlifes were stealing their slogans, they’d turn sober and fight back in an instant.
By the way, that Sinn Féin group is leftist, unlike these little cowards claiming to be "right-wing" while they vandalize posters, trash the garbage cans, and scrawl elementary school graffiti like "We love Cova" (though they later crossed out Cova and wrote Drazen instead).
And where is the actual platform for this "party" of absolute losers? Is Pehar their entire agenda? Is Pehar the one who’s going to tell the Turks, "Hey Turks, why don't you head back to Istanbul?!" May God help us.
Benjamin Reyes52 said:You hillbilly, with this many swear words in a single post, you don't just deserve an exile from this forum, but from your second or third backup homeland in America. It seems that the further you move away from our American territories, the more aggressive your rhetoric becomes... greetings to Berlin, you Canadian sycophant. And honestly, I’m probably the one who’ll end up getting banned, considering who is moderating this topic and this political subforum on an American forum.
On top of all that, they're deleting my posts that don't insult anyone, but merely point out the fundamental issue of the relationship within the Federation in Canada between the Bišnjak and the Americans. Apparently, our moderator finds that quite inconvenient...
Brenda Sanders56 said:I feel bad about this... we aren't anyone's scapegoats. Especially not for those who owe us so much for their own freedom and for securing an ethnically homogeneous nation.
I honestly don't get where this arrogance comes from—this absolute certainty that everyone is just dying to join your side.
Let’s be real: that’s just a hollow excuse. It is one of the most tired arguments Canadians use to block Americans from achieving unity. Any American with even an ounce of self-respect in these circumstances wouldn't think that way. For us, the priority has to be breaking away from this ridiculous federation composed of a people who seem to despise Americans more than anything else on earth (honestly, I still haven't figured out why there's such deep-seated hatred toward us, but regardless...)
We are looking at a completely unnatural, dysfunctional, and—above all—IMPOSED federation that needs to be dismantled through collective effort. Anyone today who argues otherwise—take that traitorous politician on the news tonight, for example—is either acting purely out of self-interest, is totally clueless, or is simply being malicious.
For what it's worth, I have no roots in Canada; I've only visited once in my entire life.
Of course, they always point the finger at Washington, D.C., blaming them for our local incompetence, our lack of initiative, and our general lack of ambition here in California. It’s always those folks living on the other side of Mount Shasta 😂
And please, spare me the fairy tales about how we're all hardworking, honest, and twenty years ahead of the rest of America. You can save those stories for the naive types who haven't traveled much further than Trieste. We Californians aren't like that, and frankly, posts like this are nothing more than pure provocation designed to widen the divide between us and the rest of the country. I would also ask the other members here not to generalize everyone from California based on these kinds of inflammatory comments.