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?
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.
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.☕