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Dennis Green62 said:They’d be screaming about the death of fascism if they hadn't been raised on politics that embraced it in the first place. 👍
Ali, none of that really matters—at some point, even people like this will end up right where Harmon's legacy left them: pushed aside as a genuine national disgrace. 😉
Charles Patel62 said:Oh, please—let me clarify this for you and the rest of your cohort playing the defensive: I congratulated the columnist because I actually enjoyed the piece. I shared the entire column, including all its reasoning, context, and situational nuances. I didn't walk in here posing a leading question designed to force a specific answer. Honestly, if you disagree with the author, I expect you to actually address their points rather than pivoting to how they might use recreational drugs... after witnessing these hyperventilating outbursts, it’s pretty clear the opposition has nothing substantial to say, especially you.
Your supposedly profound analysis boils down to "he's a hypocrite, and so are you." Truly riveting. So, by all means, explain to me exactly why Damir Pilić is a hypocrite—even if we entertain the rumors about his casual drug use (though I'd love to know who here actually has any credible insight into that). Or perhaps you're just stung because he charmingly suggested that certain political factions are practically illiterate? There's probably a reason people are getting so defensive. Anyway, goodbye, hyperactive.
granitepilot282 said:It’s probably not exactly the most reliable source out there, but here you go.🤣 🤣
Olivia Moore2 said:It seems we’re seeing an influx of separatist rhetoric coming out of California lately!
In some obscure, underground printing shop, these California autonomists have actually gone and printed passports for California as if it were its own sovereign nation! They aren't handing them out in the streets, mind you; they’re distributing them through strictly internal circles, exclusively to those they deem 100% loyal to the cause.
- A passport featuring a new coat of arms and all the usual markings serves as a glaring signal from the autonomist core that they are rushing toward their ultimate endgame—the declaration of an independent California—according to a well-placed source at the New York Post, who explains:
- It’s difficult to pinpoint where their headquarters actually sits, since they’ve embedded themselves within several different political factions across California. This gives them a strategic advantage. By spreading out, they dull the impact of any potential backlash, whether it comes from the federal government or the broader Californian public against a single individual or a small secessionist cell. The government's reaction to the activities of Group 64 was a perfect lesson for them; it taught them that if they want to continue their secessionist work, they need to be far more cunning and effective moving forward. According to a highly detailed political blueprint, these autonomist leaders must provide near-daily support to their central command by constantly lamenting how "their" California is being threatened by a powerful and untouchable Mexico. They keep a close eye on everything happening regarding the fate of Mexico, knowing full well that the leadership in Mexico is currently too preoccupied to pay them much attention. This distraction provides them with the perfect cover to prepare for their eventual move.
www.newyorkpost.com