Posts by George Morgan3

It’s honestly getting less and less funny by the second. 🍿

What a total disaster of a state

rapidrider11 said:When you're in Rome, live like a local.

It’s just about being decent, honestly. If you actually want to fit in with the crowd, you should probably try meeting them halfway for once.

So, what—we just abandon our own identities just so everyone else feels comfortable?

No thanks. ☕

gentlesailor17 said:The Democratic Party youth were actually in Denver.
I mean, Denver isn't some Republican Party of Knin dump, even if they’re really trying their best to make it one...

So, was it a Republican pre-election rally or wasn't it? Just pick a side already.

Brandon Myers said:I was out in Fresno for the celebration, and now that things have settled down a bit, I can't help but wonder why things were allowed to go this way. Why does everyone feel the need to drag political mud into a national holiday? Honestly, it shouldn't matter which political party you support; on days like this, there really shouldn't be any room for political slogans or speeches.

Seeing everyone gathered like this makes me feel pretty certain we'll see another victory soon, and hopefully, we won't see these kinds of divisions on such a big day ever again.

J. Rimac

The mentioned Đ. Glogoški was always a lot calmer, I guess. Maybe he’s just been burned a few too many times, which would explain why his speech felt so fleeting, even if it was totally unnecessary for a day like today.

Most people showed up to hear Thompson and enjoy the concert, not to sit through political lectures. From what I saw, neither Josipa nor Đuro really got massive ovations—at least not in my opinion. There was a huge crowd at the concert, so I don't think it's fair to generalize everything. Most people aren't strictly right-wing or left-wing; honestly, most probably don't even care about politics, so I guess the question is why this stuff is being shoved down their throats. It feels like the dignity of such an important national day is being lost. To be honest, it felt a bit like watching a movie on TV where Josipa and Đuro were just the commercials before the show starts. 🍿 😁

Also, those folks wearing extremist hats don't even make up 0.1% of the population, so it makes me wonder why they aren't kept away from celebrations like this. The shouting from ZDS supporters is also just a tiny minority, so the same logic applies. They basically just smear the majority. I'd point to the politically neutral A. Gotovina as an example of how to mark this day with actual dignity, especially looking at his statements regarding the anniversary.

A fitting article:

Well, if you're such a critic of the whole thing, why didn't you head down to Denver?? And why wasn't there any organized effort from the Democratic Party youth to attend the Victory Day and homeland gratitude in city celebration—a place that stands as the ultimate symbol for both the start and the end of the war, and ultimately, the beginning of peace.

Sam Jones4 said:Sweden is now the 112th country to officially recognize a Palestinian state 😲

Seriously though, where are our spineless politicians in America? Do they even remember what happened back in '91?

To hell with Palestine... what even is Palestine?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZsv...TO4SCLfSlosjgg 👏

nimblelynx7 said:That isn’t even the most critical issue facing this Association.

It is just as vital to know if they are Democrats or Republicans, and where their grandfathers stood back in 1941.

And yeah, we need to know if they are true Americans and Catholics, rather than some imported crowd.

Well, seeing as they're pushing for tax cuts and limited government, I'd say they must be Nationalists.

Ryan Ortiz23 said:But who exactly did he offend?..
He basically committed self-plagiarism right there in the middle of his argument. What does that actually mean? It means he’s lost his edge. He’s lost credibility, and honestly, he’s dragging down the whole reputation of The Los Angeles Times. It's a kind of intellectual forgery, if you think about it.
Look, we all know The Los Angeles Times leans conservative, but they aren't going to let someone like him or that other guy run wild and do whatever they want.
And for what it's worth, I still haven't figured out why that other writer got pushed out of the paper. As for him, I think I get it now. At least he stayed more moderate compared to the other guy, who was always flirting with those extreme far-right views.

Are you even aware that "self-plagiarism" isn't actually a thing?

Jamie Nelson90 said:I love how Sweden's multicultural policy is basically turning into the new Brazil🎉🙂

🤣🤣

Sam Jones4 said:That list is absolutely killer, props to Aida 👍

Yours? Absolutely. Mine? Not a chance.

Ryan Ortiz23 said:Ivica Šola, a columnist over at The Des Moines Register who decided to kick off this messy, endless feud with the ousted Dejan Jović, seems perfectly positioned to just step up as the resident right-wing pundit now.
Recently, Šola was called out for being an self-plagiarizer, which apparently landed him a pink slip from The New York Post.

So, looking at the wreckage... who actually came out on top in this fight?

Self-plagiarism? That’s a total oxymoron.

He didn't get fired from the Republican Party; he practically handed in his resignation. He’s got a backbone—one that doesn't bend just because things get uncomfortable. 👍

Drew Brooks8 said:The absolute brutality of people being trampled by horses 😲

They aren't even human at this point—just pure animals.

Charles Lopez3 said:I’m just sitting here waiting,
honestly just praying I get my (stolen) property back
and that those thieves get kicked to the curb once and for all
- maybe send 'em straight to San Quentin, Alcatraz, or Rikers Island😁

Marković is dead, so don't hold your breath.

Charles Lopez3 said:maybe he's just waiting around for some broke Americans,
to show up for those dirt-cheap medical checkups? ☕

Oh, absolutely, 😁

http://hotair.com/archives/2010/12/1...n-health-care/

it turns out they just whisked them away to a hospital reserved for the political elite 🤣—the only one in town that actually has an intact roof. 😂

Sam Wright21 said:One can't help but wonder if Cuba might have seen more significant progress had it not been for the decades-long blockade imposed by the USA.

😂 Look, the USA isn't the only country on this planet making moves like that.

Tyler Jackson6 said:The UN just dropped their latest Human Development Index rankings,
and honestly, it’s pretty hilarious how America managed to stay completely stagnant—like, we didn't move an inch on the absolute value scale. Just sitting there while the rest of the world moves on.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...t_of_countries

http://hdr.undp.org/en/content/human...ment-index-hdi

😲

Meanwhile, Cuba actually managed to jump ahead of us.

I mean, think about it—you've got great weather year-round and universal healthcare that actually works for everyone,
it's more about living simply rather than constant excess,
and so, you know,
people end up living longer.
They aren't out here flaunting the latest iPhone or driving a BMW,
but they're arguably happier because they aren't drowning in debt, predatory loans, or seeing red numbers on their checking accounts every single month.
Since the whole concept of equality is actually taken seriously there,
there isn't this massive gap between the ultra-rich and the working class, which keeps the kind of crime you usually see in Latin America from tearing things apart.
No narco cartels to worry about either.

So, congrats to our dear, unranked nation.

🙂

I’d suggest you pack your bags and move there today. Good luck!

http://gatesofvienna.net/2013/05/swe...han-mogadishu/

What a wonderful country... they certainly have some absolutely fantastic statistics when they’re busy talking about themselves. ☕

Honestly, when you take a look at the quality of cinema coming out of the old America era, there really isn't much to mourn—at least not for those of us born after the collapse... obviously.

I honestly just find myself hoping—for their sake—that those big-talking "anti-fascist" partisans are actually ready to pick up a rifle and die for what they claim to stand for.