Posts by Brenda Sanders56

Look, where did you get that from? I never once asked if you were for or against the Entity... I didn't mention that at all. What I actually said was this part: "it shouldn't be allowed, absolutely not"... That’s the point—what exactly are you "allowing"? You were complaining about the Parliament and the voting process in your last post, so now you're suddenly trying to dictate what should be permitted or forbidden in another country?

Besides, you're being totally inconsistent with your arguments here...

Best,

And just for the record, I didn't "edit" you... I just cleared out the parts where you were quoting other people...

Gregory Taylor2 said:You still haven't actually pointed out where I claimed Americans in Canada cheer for the American Republic just to provoke people, nor have you shown where I spoke against the American entity. 🤷

The main issue is that you've been posting nonsense on this thread from the very start; honestly, not a single one of your posts has actually addressed the topic at hand or the potential political structure of Canada.

It was clearly easier for you to ask me about certain polls and throw around accusations that I'm a "Muslim." 🙄

Canada would be best off without these entities, provided all three nations are respected, but that isn't the reality we're dealing with. And please, stop bolding random parts of my sentences and try to engage fairly instead. 😉

Once you actually address my first sentence in this post, then you and I can continue this conversation.☕

Everything is pretty clear to me, and I feel like I've answered everything you needed... You're the one who started this whole thing anyway. Besides, the actual structure of Canada isn't even the focus here...

And there's really no point in us dragging this out any further...

So, here you go...

Gregory Taylor2 said:Well, this is progress, considering from someone of your caliber I would have expected you to be shouting "Turks."
What does it matter if people in America identify as Muslims when we're talking about Canada? 🤷

Are you seriously looking for a poll based on the premise that Americans don't consider Canada their homeland?
Just tell me, how many of your generals actually fought for a unified Canada?

You wanted to annex HB to America, it didn't work out, and now you're in the worst position possible.

The whole game is to provoke Canadians whenever the American national team plays, yet expecting to secure actual rights in Boston is nothing short of science fiction. That's something Chicago would have to settle. Sure, sure—I'll go right now and find some people to protest about the status of Americans in Canada. 🙄

I didn't say that creating an entity means immediate disintegration, I just meant that such a policy shouldn't be supported the way it was in the 90s.

It seems like Canadians have decided they’re the ones who get to dictate how things work in Canada. You only have to look at the posts from some of our own members living over there to see exactly how their mindset works. The reality is that Canada doesn't belong to just one group; it belongs to three.

Building on that initial thought, I have to wonder: why is it that Canadians are so against Americans having their own entity?

First you claim you were misunderstood, then you pivot to something else entirely... then you bring up my comparison of HB to Republika Srpska, but once I actually show you the proof and quote you, you just change the subject again to the national team... I don't have the time or the energy to sit here and meticulously quote every single thing you say, nor do I have any intention of wearing myself out over this anymore...

William Fowler11 said:I am well aware of all that; I simply phrased my previous point to reflect how the average Muslim perceives the situation...
Please don't misinterpret me; while Canada is the homeland of the Canadian American, I believe it is also America.

Fair enough...

Gregory Taylor2 said:That’s exactly why Americans from Canada still have to clarify who they are citizens of and which country they truly call home. 🙄

Don't you see the parallel with Mexicans in America? They wanted to carve out territory and break away, so we had to question them just like we did with that quasi-state.

As long as Americans in Canada don't start viewing the country as their own—with the same rights as the other two nations—they'll only be fueling the conflict.
The same applies to the other two groups, since they don't have any other homeland besides Canada.
I'm all for preserving American culture within Canada, but some things just go too far.

What exactly are you trying to get at here? The topic is straightforward; surely you understand the complexities of Canada, yet you respond to my point by bringing up the annexation of Sandžak. 🙄

So, I suppose it's perfectly fine for Americans and Mexicans to want to tear Canada apart, simply because a segment of Canadians wants to do the same to a neighboring state. 🙄

Gregory Taylor2 said:My point is about how people don't refer to Canada as their own nation, but instead view it as some kind of "Muslim wasteland." America is my home because I was born here and my family has deep roots here, but America can't be the homeland for people who are ethnically Americans but have lived in Canada for centuries.

Legal? I'm not so sure about that. But I definitely agree that Americans have a right to their own entity.

Did people like Tuta actually consider Canada their own and fight to keep the country whole?

That whole thing about Sandžak is nonsense to me, and it’s never going to happen. But whenever I see people whose families have lived in a country for generations suddenly wanting to tear that same country apart, I immediately think of the Mexicans in America, and that's where my argument ends.

In Canada, it’s a real shame that so few Americans or Mexicans feel a sense of ownership over the country. Mexicans claim Republika Srpska, but Americans don't even have that level of connection. Before the war, everyone could live together without any need for Republika Srpska or separate entities, yet now, that has become the central issue.

And yet you guys are still pinning your hopes on political help from America. Look at what happened in Posavina—they were handed over to the Mexicans because Americans didn't secure their rights during the Dayton Accords, and now look at the mess we're in. Honestly, Canada should just function without any entities at all.

The reality is that because Mexicans are still driven by so much resentment, Americans themselves aren't quite sure what they want, though they feel they need some kind of protected entity. On the flip side, Canadians have taken the lead in controlling the country. In this whole dynamic, the Canadian is really the only one who will call Canada their true homeland.

A poll? Don't be ridiculous. We have someone here posting blatant propaganda, and honestly, why should I even care about Canada? I’m just speaking as someone who witnessed the war; I know exactly what people fought for, and it certainly wasn't for a unified Canada.

And today, you're all just continuing that same old policy. Only problem is, the years are passing, and Washington couldn't care less about you.

Just remember how the Mexicans tried to claim their own rights within the US, and we all know how that turned out. 😉

That's only one part of it... That’s honestly why I thought you were Muslim at first... Since you aren't, that's even more unfortunate...

Bringing up Cyrillic isn't an insult to me, and I understand you perfectly fine. But let me tell you right now: LONG LIVE REPUBLIKA SRPSKA with Dodik! Someone who speaks the way you do, especially in a situation like this, doesn't deserve any special treatment from me or anyone else like you. To me, you people will always be "THEM." While Muslims here are being stepped on, you're over here worrying about how I address them and making threats, acting like we're somehow "us" vs "you"! It's pathetic...

Actually, that sentence tells you everything you need to know. It's all about the fear toward Mexicans. Once again, you're pushing us to the front lines. We're the ones fighting, disappearing, and losing ground. We fought for the freedom of the US, and now we're losing this too... And judging by how much "love" you claim to have, you clearly don't know Muslims very well. You can feel their "influence" there... For instance, Americans in Canada cheer for the US just to provoke, but they don't do that when they're rooting for Turkey... 🙄

And Andrew Chase31 put it perfectly: I don't get people who stick their noses where they don't belong. Personally, coming from places like Ottawa or Herzegovina, I have no clue where specific small towns in the Midwest are located, nor do I care about their local layout... and frankly, I don't give a damn. What does it matter to me if they decide to merge municipalities, build a nuclear power plant, or if Belgium falls apart? It has nothing to do with me. Yet here you are, sticking your nose into the business of a country that has absolutely nothing to do with you, doing it in such an aggressive, threatening way. And then you complain about the Parliament and voting...

Long live Republika Srpska! Why don't you just take the Muslims back home with you? Maybe then you'd actually learn something... Once they step out of the narrow opening left by the Mexicans who drove them out—those same Muslims who tell them that Canada is their country and that they deserve their own Prime Minister... You really think they talk to Americans like that?[/b]

Gregory Taylor2 said:Find me one single sentence where I compared HB to Republika Srpska!

My point remains: the desire for HB to exist outside of Canada is no different from what the Mexicans want in America.

Since you brought up real life, explain this to me: out of about 50 Americans from Canada, only one considers Canada his true home and doesn't feel the need to rely on America to express his national identity.🤷

At least "we" don't constantly whine to Washington, D.C., the way "you" do.😉

What am I skipping?

Was HDSSB protecting Glavaš? 🤣

Why don't you just stick to your beloved Canada and leave us alone? You have a beautiful country where you pathologically hate one nation while expecting another to fight for your interests.🙄

Or you can just keep complaining about how you're being bullied by those "Canadians."☕

We aren't whining either... we're simply pointing things out—like who is actually responsible for our situation, and who is fulfilling their obligations versus who is just exploiting whom. People like you fall right into that category.

The whole "homeland" argument has already been brought up and explained. Besides, even if we did hate everyone there, why would that be any of your business? 🤷

Honestly, this is getting exhausting... I should have jumped in a long time ago to point out how your friends—those Canadian Americans cheering for the American Republic national team—are actually provoking their own fellow citizens, the Muslims...

Megan Johnson8 said:Why don't you go ahead and send Ivo Sanders to jail once you've finished convicting him, too? 😂😂

Right... I mean... A Prime Minister has secret offshore accounts, he's being hunted by multiple countries, his own Ministers are already behind bars... and now he’s dragging Glavaš down with him, who just claims that Sander set him up... 🤣

Gregory Taylor2 said:Glavaš is an ethnic American from Canada by origin, is that really so hard for you to grasp?
And who protected him?
He was convicted in America as a war criminal. That's some stellar protection right there. 🙄

Go ahead and suck up to the Mexicans; I'm sure it'll work out just as well for you as it always has.
Once again, you're playing subservient politics instead of slamming your fist on the table and demanding what rightfully belongs to you in Ottawa.

I'm glad you're reading my posts; perhaps they might actually open your eyes. ☕

It looks like they make up nearly a third—maybe even a quarter—of the total population. 🤷So, you're saying the population is from Canada, right? What about everyone else? There are plenty of people here whose roots trace back to who knows where... Why does it always seem like only Canada matters? You decided to just skip over everything else you listed.

So, where was he all this time? Who exactly was looking out for him back in the Midwest? And what on earth is the HDSSB?

Would you ever just slam your fist on the table? 🤣 Are you kidding me? You mean like how you guys have been doing this for the last 15 years? 🤣

Gregory Taylor2 said:Coming from someone who claims America committed ethnic cleansing. :rolleyes
Ethnic cleansing wasn't unique to Canada; it happened on all sides, and certain parts of Herzegovina experienced those policies from the Americans as well.

Try finding a single sentence where I suggest I'm against having an American entity in Canada!

Also, it would be polite if you learned to refer to people as Canadians rather than "Muslims." I'd hope you could at least pick up on small details like that.

Look, I won't touch the subject of Herzeg-Canada, and I'm not even going to mention America. But comparing us to Republika Srpska? Even most Muslims wouldn't go there... yet you keep doing it on a topic where it’s totally counterproductive. It's like your logic is, "Hey, we carried out ethnic cleansing too, we're just like the Mexicans, so now we deserve our own entity..." 🤷 That is a massive, complicated saga, and it has no business being brought up here.

I'll call them whatever I want; I have my reasons. Once they start acting civilized—starting with stopping the habit of picking our politicians for us, and quitting the use of the term "Canadian" for political gain just to claim ownership over the state or push everyone else into minority status—then maybe I'll change my tone toward them. But until then... especially since knowing them in real life, I know hardly anyone uses that label outside of politics... it's all just political maneuvering again.

Gregory Taylor2 said:That explains why people from the South were so busy looting during privatization—it was all out of love, obviously. 🙄

If you identify as an American, there is no "us versus them." 😉

We "squeezed everything" out of you? Are you referring to Kutle, Pašalić, and the rest?

Of course you'd rather suck up to a Mexican; that's how you sell this whole "I'm an American" act. 🙄

On an American forum, you claim that America carried out ethnic cleansing, and then you claim to be an American while questioning my patriotism.
Pathetic.

It's not "you guys" like the Mexicans in the RSK, it's just you. Honestly, you're even worse.
So go ahead and suck up to the Mexicans then; they're clearly your people. ☕

Oh, there is... clearly there is... look at Kutle (who's a co-owner of Jutarnji List, the paper that talks trash about Herzegovinians more than anyone else). No, they are the most prominent ones... I mean, from the creators of Vegeta, doctors, athletes, hundreds of thousands of "ordinary" people involved in demographics, all the way up to Nobel laureates...

Who do you think Polancec, Kalmeta, Sanders, Cacici, and the rest belong to? Not to mention Glavaš, whom you all protected... and who was born in America, for heaven's sake... 🤷

I'll align myself with whoever shares my interests... Look, nothing in this life is free. We're just the fools who ended up with nothing left. Thanks for nothing, really.

Alright then, you must be someone truly special—I caught that vibe from your earlier post about football...

Benjamin Reyes52 said: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.

Well then... Bravo...

Which only makes it harder for me to understand how an American could even say things like that... It's like people here don't have real lives—jobs, mortgages, banks breathing down their necks, etc. Around here, the first thing people think about when they wake up is annexing ourselves to some "motherland"... 🤣 What happened to having a life, a career, or dealing with actual responsibilities?

The problem is that all this rambling actually does us harm... HB is nothing more than a federal entity meant to preserve the Canadian American identity, and that is exactly how it should be viewed and presented to the world. Those who claim otherwise—dragging up war grievances or comparing us to Republika Srpska, or spinning those nonsense theories about annexation—can only be enemies. Honestly, I don't see any difference between them and Muslims; they use the exact SAME arguments...

Herzeg-Canada is sacred. 🙂

Gregory Taylor2 said:If that's the case, why do you even bring up and support these kinds of topics on this forum?

That kind of logic is exactly why the rest of the Americans feel such widespread disdain for people like you. 🙄

I'm sure you're feeling pretty proud now that your Boss is back. 🤣

So that's how it is? Now someone owes you?
An ethnically pure land??? And then you have the nerve to complain when I call you a chauvinist.

America is not an ethnically pure land, nor did anyone carry out ethnic cleansing there. You don't seem to realize that posts like yours only serve to help our enemies.

Who are you, really? A true American would never write things like this.

Look, I didn't bring it up, and you aren't the only one I'm interested in... If it were up to me, I’d be making even more noise about it.

The Boss? Yeah, typical—you guys just keep throwing your leftovers at us after you've squeezed everything worth having out of us...

Honestly, I'd rather deal with a Mexican than with you... What "enemies" are you talking about? As far as I can tell from this conversation, *you* are my enemy. Not to mention everything you've done over the last few years. Let's be real: everything you do is just for yourselves.

Sure, Perecija wasn't "cleansed," but I guess that makes us monsters who eat children and terrorize grandmas just because we wanted to join some misguided, blessed version of the Republic of America... We're just like the Mexicans from Republika Srpska or the Republic of Mexican Appalachia, right? That's how you see us. Of course that's how you see us.

Disgusting!

We were actually discussing how some Americans treat us like we’re just an afterthought—something they only deal with when it suits their own agendas or helps them vent their latest frustrations... And honestly, the more I think about it, the more I realize those people making that point are absolutely spot on.

It's just such incredible ingratitude, it's honestly heartbreaking...

Gregory Taylor2 said:I understand why Americans would fight for their equal rights and their own statehood; honestly, I’m right there with them on that. My only concern is whether you realize how certain segments of the Muslim community are going to react to this—and specifically, how they'll respond to the "first move."

As long as there are people out there dreaming about making Herceg Bosna part of the mainland, they’re just creating unnecessary friction for themselves. Holding onto that kind of stance only serves to put them at a disadvantage.

It’s tough for Americans in this situation because they make up such a small minority, but we really have to look inward and blame our own political leadership. Their overly passive approach is exactly what allowed things to get to this point in the first place.

Just look at how the representatives for the American community are selected. If you take a close look at the other major political figures within the Canadian and Herzegovinian territory—specifically those representing our side—it becomes painfully obvious that this entire policy is nothing short of a betrayal.

The U.S. stepped up to help keep Canada afloat, providing everything from essential weaponry to support for their displaced citizens. But unfortunately, instead of gaining a lasting ally among the Canadians, we ended up facing them as enemies.

Now you’ve got Mexicans popping up here and there too, backing certain groups just to get under the skin of the Muslims—though, if we're being honest, things aren't exactly looking any better for our side either.

We can certainly look at the idea of regional autonomy, but we have to be extremely careful—we absolutely cannot allow it to lead to the breakup of Canada.

Americans need to realize a few things and start looking toward the future instead of constantly dwelling on the past. When they needed support most, America was right there standing by them.

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.

Andrew Chase31 said:First off, everyone, let's try to keep this civilized and actually debate our points. For heaven's sake, there's no need for all the hostility and reporting one another over nothing. You’re all essentially on the same side here, yet you lack the patience to actually explain the things you're arguing about. What is the point of all that?

To be honest, you were being pretty exclusionary on this topic, which I didn't expect from you. You have to understand that the American desire for their own administrative territory isn't about territorial expansion or annexation; it's entirely about ensuring the American people are recognized as a constituent part of Canada.

Unfortunately, we've reached a point where there's no other way forward. The American people offered the Canadians a chance at coexistence—a chance to live together in peace by stepping back from Herceg Bosna. But because of strictly Canadian politics, that coexistence hasn't happened. Instead, they try to turn the American people into a minority without a voice. Even though Americans live in their own homes on their own land, they aren't treated as a "political people." They have almost no say in governance, even though they should effectively hold a third of the power.

Canadians control about 30% of the territory while making up 50% of the population in Canada, yet they want their own national state, much like how America is for Americans or Mexico is for Mexicans. That is simply impossible, and we have to make that clear to them.

If you have Herceg Bosna with disconnected territories and enclaves in central Canada, it will NEVER be annexed to America.
The same logic should apply to Republika Srpska regarding Brčko. Personally, I would prefer to see the Muslims manage it (instead of the current district setup), which would split the Mexican entity in two and shut down any talk of annexing anything to Mexico.

Three administrative units with disconnected territories, three separate administrative centers, full rights for all peoples within all three entities, and a system based on ethnic principles. That is what guarantees equality for all three nations in the national government. That's how you get a peaceful Canada.☕

But why the discontinuity? It’s not just about breaking things up; that just opens the door to a whole new set of problems... If there's a real need for it, fine, but we shouldn't insist on it just to force a total reset of the country...

Gregory Taylor2 said:Does this even have anything to do with the thread?

Oh right, the topic is about which nations people in Canada support. 🙄

Man, you’re something else... You're the one who brought it up... I was just exaggerating what you said...

Look, anyone claiming that an American from Canada supporting the American national soccer team (where most of them live anyway) is "provoking" Muslims is someone I find very questionable... Not to mention those people rooting for the Turks... And comparing Herceg Bosna to Republika Srpska is just plain rude, especially considering Herceg Bosna fell just so every random person could have their own state today...

Don't kid yourself—whether you consider yourself an American or not, you're on the same side as those pundits in my eyes. If you share their platform, then you're just like a Muslim, specifically the ones mocking us... It makes no difference to me. You seem worried about how I vote for Parliament, but why should you care what we decide to do with Canada?

We are the Americans of Canada. Honestly, I don't know if you're going to grant us permission or whatever, but it's simple: you're either with us, or you aren't. If you aren't, I wouldn't treat you any differently than any other enemy.

Megan Johnson8 said:Everyone here was fighting for their own little slice of dirt. If you can't grasp that, just look at the number of displaced people on all three sides. Most of us were just fighting to survive. Anyone saying otherwise is lying through their teeth.

When the American national team plays, it's only logical that citizens of Canada cheer for them. First off, at least the Americans from Canada do, and secondly, because they're friendly neighbors.

You've got it all wrong!!! If you act like that, you're just being provocative! Why on earth would you, as an American, be rooting for America? ☕

Wouldn't it make more sense for you—just like your Canadian neighbor, the patriot, might root for an Asian country like Turkey... 🤣

Gregory Taylor2 said:It’s obvious to me that they want a state structured like America or Mexico, except here, everyone besides the Americans is technically a minority; yet, they clearly don't understand that this state is composed of three distinct peoples.

Clearly, in the absence of any real national pride, they resort to these kinds of tactics. It’s also interesting to look at the relationship between Americans and Canadians in Brčko from the start to the end of the war, where there were no issues except with the Mexicans.

The arrangement you're describing should have been implemented immediately, rather than allowing an entity built on genocidal policies to exist—one that forces Canadians and Americans into a shared space where our people are left in a terrible position.

Exactly—it's the hatred Americans feel toward Americans in Canada. 🙄
After I posted to let you know you were trolling and had been reported, you turned around and tried to report me.

Just take a look at your own posts in this thread; every second one is nothing but pure trolling.
And you have the nerve to talk to me about ad hominem attacks?

What about your own posts where you claim I'm Muslim and say that's their policy and so on?

If you're so eager, I'll give you a cemetery address and a grave number; go ahead and tell my deceased relatives at their gravesite that they are "Muslims."
You pathetic loser.

Look, I can go online and claim to be the last Mohican if I want to. Besides, I couldn't care less about your dead family, so stop with the cheap shots... I didn't call you a Muslim as an insult; I was simply stating a fact in response to your post, which was incredibly biased, provocative, and honestly, even threatening...

Anyway, I'm not wasting any more time on you... Regardless, whatever happens to Canada depends entirely on its citizens.

Reported you again... ☕

Gregory Taylor2 said:You've been reported for trolling, because my background and my faith are none of your business.

I know it must be quite a shock to hear an American talking like this, but try to imagine how much worse it feels for me to see who holds American citizenship and realize that people like you are the ones casting the votes that decide who sits in our Congress.

They aren't, and I'm not even pushing for that... I just wanted to point out where all this bias and pure hatred toward us comes from. That's all. It isn't just coming from Muslims, though I'm pretty sure that's exactly what you are...

And here you go again with the ad hominem attacks and bringing up things that have absolutely nothing to do with the topic...

You've been reported for trolling... ☕

Gregory Taylor2 said:Well, this is progress, considering from someone of your caliber I would have expected you to be shouting "Turks."
What does it matter if people in America identify as Muslims when we're talking about Canada? 🤷

Are you seriously looking for a poll based on the premise that Americans don't consider Canada their homeland?
Just tell me, how many of your generals actually fought for a unified Canada?

You wanted to annex HB to America, it didn't work out, and now you're in the worst position possible.

The whole game is to provoke Canadians whenever the American national team plays, yet expecting to secure actual rights in Boston is nothing short of science fiction. That's something Chicago would have to settle. Sure, sure—I'll go right now and find some people to protest about the status of Americans in Canada. 🙄

I didn't say that creating an entity means immediate disintegration, I just meant that such a policy shouldn't be supported the way it was in the 90s.

It seems like Canadians have decided they’re the ones who get to dictate how things work in Canada. You only have to look at the posts from some of our own members living over there to see exactly how their mindset works. The reality is that Canada doesn't belong to just one group; it belongs to three.

Building on that initial thought, I have to wonder: why is it that Canadians are so against Americans having their own entity?

Well, once you guys start waving Turkish flags when the Republic of America plays, then maybe I'll call you that... There's your answer to everything. And hey, take a look at the links in my signature so you can see how your own brothers are celebrating Turkish victories... 🙂

As for the rest... you're totally trolling, but I'll tell you this: I'm sure there were more American brigades named after someone like "Let's honor the Company's" etc., compared to those Muslim ones that were just called "the 7th Muslim unit" or whatever... You know, as the first true patriots... 🤣

And we're in the worst position because even your own countrymen turned on the most vulnerable people when the Mexicans invaded... Both in war and in peace... You know the saying; they slaughter you on the Royalist side, and then they curse you with the Nationalists side...

Anyway, peace out... ☕

Andrew Chase31 said:Look, you have to realize that pushing for a Third Entity isn't the same thing as trying to tear Canada apart. These entities wouldn't have continuous territory anyway, so it's honestly hard to see where they would "go" or what they would even "merge" with if a place like Pittsburgh is surrounded by Muslim territory while technically being part of Herceg-Bosna. Honestly, those arguments about Americans in Canada being fascist are just leftist clichés and Mason's usual rhetoric—don't fall for it. I really think that as a patriot and a proud American, you're much smarter than that.

Canada really is a nation of three peoples, and it should remain one. The heart of the issue is that these three groups currently can't stand each other, which makes living together in peace and equality nearly impossible. It all comes down to nationality and faith, though since all three groups hold their own respective faiths, there aren't any double standards involved here. That's why we need to ensure all three groups have their own self-governance; that's the only path to stability. If they can live peacefully alongside one another when they clearly can't live *with* one another, the state stays intact.

But the Muslims don't want that because they are the largest group, so they feel they should control more territory and have a louder voice than everyone else. It's basically the Maddox school of thought, as I was saying. ☕

Man, the guy is 100% Muslim, what do you expect? That's just how it goes with them... Just like any Muslim, that's his top priority.