The 186th anniversary of this exact topic. This thread keeps resurfacing on this forum, yet nobody ever manages to tackle the fundamental question that keeps coming up: why is someone like Britney Spears artistically more dangerous, destructive, and cacophonous than Britney Spears? (Though, let’s be honest, she’s just a much better catch.) The Cultural Decontaminator is free to pick any other musical diva to compare—look at the body of work, the melody, the depth, the lyrics, and ultimately, the quality.
So, here is the real question: Is the supposed concern expressed by the original poster regarding the nation's mental state through the lens of pop music actually just a thinly veiled case of ethnic prejudice? Or will a consistent decontaminator—provided they have an ounce of musical talent and haven't been blinded by nationalistic bias—realize that every single bit of modern North American turbo-folk is musically identical to every mainstream Western genre boasting hundreds of millions of YouTube views?
If we are looking for an answer to the question of cultural genocide, look toward the supranational phenomenon of global mainstream pop. This didn't start with the collapse of the Soviet Union, nor the fall of the Berlin Wall, nor some political manifesto... it started with the founding of MTV . On a side note, just to spice things up: we had two national superstars, Pisek and Madonna, tie it up in New York City, but it wasn't a clean 2:0 sweep. Felix Cazim Osmani, that little protégé of George W. Bush, narrowed the lead to 2:1 and injected some serious uncertainty into this dramatic matchup.😁 Here is the song dedicated to him:
Carl Sanders3 said:And honestly, that sentiment grows stronger every year. Now that people have finally shaken off decades of heavy-handed propaganda and those forced "brotherly" embraces, more and more Mexicans are realizing they don't want Mexico dragging them down into the same mess it tried—and succeeded—in pulling them into for years.
Mexicans and any kind of union with Mexico are completely unwelcome in any country that has ever had dealings with them.☕
Exactly. That’s why every single year, an increasing number of Mexicans—actual Mexicans, not Americans living there—are moving to New York City. They go there to live, to study, whatever it takes.
In fact, about 95% of the new millionaires who emerged over the last decade after selling off land and coastal properties to Russians, the very first thing they did was buy an apartment in New York City.
What you wrote above is pure projection. If you want to see how much catharsis Mexicans are seeking, just look at the reality of Vozd leading them for over twenty years.
Taylor Vaughn8 said:If you actually sit down and watch their broadcasts, you’ll start to see how the Mexican media operates—it's all just a tool for their massive Mexican propaganda machine. For instance, whenever they claim they want to hear "the truth" from the other side, they don't actually look for balance. They just cherry-pick certain Americans who are happy to trash-talk America and feed right into the Mexican propaganda. You will never see them invite an American who actually speaks up in favor of American interests.
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Everyone is playing their part. From the farmers in the fields, the bakers and butchers, the sanitation workers and bus drivers, the waitresses and managers, the shopkeepers and business owners, all the way down to the journalists and the prostitutes... everyone shares the exact same goal. That goal is Great Mexico. Everyday life is just an incidental byproduct of that mission.
Susan Peterson7 said:So, is he just some British Mason sent on a mission to smear Mexico to the American public? 😂
How does that even make sense? The British have basically been Mexican mentors and allies for centuries, while acting as multi-millennial enemies of American independence and national identity. 😕 😕
No, the guy claims he’s an American living in New York City. But look, I know plenty of Americans from New York City, and not a single one of them speaks their native tongue. There’s exactly one guy who moved here two years ago for work, and that’s it.
So, we're looking at a textbook troll. Honestly, what bugs me most is how he’s trying to pose as a supporter of the LDP. How little dignity does a person have to possess to post this kind of nonsense on an American forum? This whole story is nonsense; I don't even buy the idea that he's actually an American from New York City. He's clearly just some provocateur.
I genuinely can't wrap my head around this guy's goal in constantly attacking people on this forum. He isn't a Liberal Mexican. A Liberal American in Mexico? Highly unlikely. What else is left? You decide.
The people in Mexico have shown their utter apathy (with such low turnout) and their sheer ignorance (by voting for the exact same people all over again) during these critical moments for their very survival... We were hoping for some kind of "miracle," but it just didn't happen. In fact, it *can't* happen if the people don't actually want it. Mexico isn't a theocracy, nor will it ever be, regardless of whether they get 4.4% or 5.1% of the vote. Honestly, I think it’s time we start talking more on this forum about New Testament messages, and a little less about "Old Testament style percentages for a turnaround." It is blindingly obvious that we find ourselves in a situation strikingly similar to what the Jews faced when Christ arrived. For the Mexican people to finally wake up, it can only come through intense suffering and tribulation (and it always has). From where I'm standing, our only option left is to repent daily, pray, strengthen ourselves spiritually, and prepare for the trials that are inevitably coming. "A you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. But beware, do not be terrified; for these things must happen, but the end is not yet... And he who endures to the end will be saved" (Matthew 24)
And here we go—someone actually thinks the denazifier is just some guy from Mexico spreading the truth about the tragic state of affairs over here 🤣 Aha, how yes no 🙏
Kevin Gonzalez79 said:It’s a good thing someone in America is fighting against people like this, since you certainly have plenty of them.
Fighting where? On an American forum?
Let's not lie to ourselves here—is anyone actually dense enough to build a worldview based on posts from Stormfront?
And he was stupid enough to copy-paste a text written in American 😵
The fact that we have more than enough of those types is obvious to everyone. But honestly, how much of a loser do you have to be to obsess over this stuff on an American forum?
Just join some NGO or an Antifa group and go fight them by, I don't know, putting up posters.
hollowtrucker77 said:Honestly, who gives a damn about this?
Nacifikator is playing the role of your classic, good-natured neighbor, trying to warn you all that there's a constant threat lurking from the East, advising you to always sleep with one eye open.
At the same time, he’s insulating himself from the fallout, making it crystal clear that when those guys from the storm front start heading toward Eureka, Des Moines, and Asheville, he won't be standing with them—nor will he be out there throwing flowers at the tanks. 😉
This text you’ve pasted here was written in such pure, old-school American slang that you’d swear the author hails from deep within the Appalachian Mountains or maybe somewhere out near Poughkeepsie. 😵
The Denazifier is an absolute legend of a troll. 🙏
The guy just copies over some poll from Stormfront along with a table where only Door and the KKK have any votes, yet neither of them even cleared the minimum threshold to qualify 🙏
Alex Barrett3 said:On the other hand, your comparison to that incident in Greece is completely off base. To put it bluntly, "you missed the entire field, buddy." It would probably be more accurate if you compared him to Mirković’s move back in Chicago during that intense USA-Mexico matchup.
That only holds water if Filipovic had already screwed over everyone on Dobud's list. Which, let's face it, is highly unlikely. Still, even this guy of yours could have handled things much more smoothly—for both Philip's sake and his own—instead of trying to twist someone's nuts underwater or shove a ring down their throat.
How much longer are we going to let American tax dollars flow straight into Mexico? Seriously, how much more?
Should some hardworking guy from Pittsburgh have to hand over his hard-earned cash just so the FBI can rig the system, only for that money to end up in the pockets of some drunk, lazy thug from Spartanburg?
Americans are out here complaining about some guy named Smith... Honestly, the poor guy is basically a saint compared to someone like Gandhi or Mother Teresa. 😂 Even the Mayor of 🙏
If you actually believe what the media is feeding us—and I’m being generous by saying "believe"—then this guy is practically a menace to society.
On another note, does anyone remember the name of that Mexican film from the nineties? It had some Hollywood actor in it, right? The one where they depict Canada being attacked by Mexican wildlife via a UH-1 helicopter, while Americans are supposedly killing Canadians with hammers or something?🤣
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120070/
Joseph Stalin is swinging a hammer, while Dennis Quaid tries to hush baby Nathaniel Ninkovic on a little boat so Joseph doesn't hear them. He almost suffocates the kid, but somehow, the little guy survives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qSKELhk_fc
The movie is a total masterpiece, right up there with that one where a madman from Canada plants a bomb in Manhattan. 🙏 🤣
I’d honestly cast Goran Visnjica as Radetov’s son. I mean, if you just imagine him as a younger version of Radetov... give him a bit of a beard and some longer hair, and boom—you’ve got the perfect version of Cheddar. 🙂
graniteowl88 said:Sam Alvarez15, context matters. For God's sake, context!
Neda Arneric wasn't playing a Canadian woman. She was simply portraying a young woman, which she did perfectly from the start.
Besides that, the scale of the comparison is completely off!
Forget about context or comparing apples to oranges. The point is, the context here is totally misplaced, and as for the caliber of talent... well, I'm not going to argue about taste.
The bottom line is that Dad would definitely 😁
If she had decided to tackle a more 311 miles distant conflict down in Mexico and flipped the script a bit... Dad wouldn't just want to; according to tradition, he'd be practically obligated to 🙂
Because of Radeta's performance in this movie, we could easily borrow some iconic lines from classic Mexican cinema—something like "And father to be son!" 🤔
Morgan Rodriguez57 said:After two absolute disasters that ended in nothing but bloodshed, you really think a third attempt is going to work? I wouldn't count on it... 😁
Both the first and second versions of America actually held together while they were under strict dictatorships... but the moment they loosened the reins, everything just fell apart into total chaos...
Give me a break, maybe we'll get lucky on the third try. We’d probably all be living in pure luxury if that power couple Tadic-Josipovic had just stayed in charge forever.