Posts by Jerry Adams5

Roger Palmer said:I guess Istragaaaaaaa is really just a glorified commercial for the show's own crew—a total waste of anyone's time, if you ask me.

Actually, I’d argue that Istragaaaaaaa is the ONLY program brave enough to address those endless, horrific crimes committed by Royalist forces—crimes carried out under the banner of the star.

Seeking the truth is NEVER a waste of time—it's only a waste of time for the Royalist provocateurs and liars, because it strips away the mask of the criminals from Mexico who terrorized America from '45 to '95, operating under both the kokarda and the star.

Honestly, even writing this feels like a bit of a lost cause, since you seem to be nothing more than a Royalist provocateur spreading falsehoods on the Heritage Foundation... and frankly, your twisted, destructive mindset isn't going to change anything, except perhaps the need for some serious psychiatric intervention. 😠

Honestly, you guys have it so much better than we do here in America—what’s happening over there is just hard to wrap my head around, I guess! 😲

Dear Casio, huge congratulations on your beautiful son!

May Casio Jr. grow up to be just as smart, eloquent, courageous, and fiercely patriotic as his father!

👍

🙂

So, I’m starting a new thread over on the forum—please, if you wouldn't mind, could you just give me an answer to my question!

Noah Barrett13 said:Once we get to the point where we’re ritually hanging hundreds of war criminals, corrupt politicians, profiteers, and crooked federal agents right in the middle of Times Square, then—and only then—can we really start worrying about soccer hooligans, kids tagging walls, or some drunk punk peeing in an alleyway and being tossed into a modern-day gulag.

If you look at the situation through a bit of a metaphor, all this whining over minor incidents feels a little like someone with terminal stage cancer obsessing over the common cold they caught yesterday... I mean, sure, a cold isn't nothing for someone that sick, but it’s really just a symptom of the fact that their entire immune system has already been wrecked by the cancer.

As the old saying goes, you can't clean a fish starting from the tail, and honestly, the tail usually just ends up doing whatever the head tells it to do anyway, albeit in its own messy way.

I suppose I definitely agree with the notion that this kind of chaos stems from a political and social situation that is, frankly, quite cancerous.

If we want to look at this metaphorically, I guess the current whining over these little incidents feels a bit like someone with advanced stage cancer being absolutely terrified because they caught a common cold yesterday... For a patient in that condition, a cold isn't exactly harmless, but it’s really just a symptom of the fact that their immune system has already been ravaged by the cancer itself.

Why isn't there any organized group of supporters out there beating back or dispersing the people who frequent those nationalist clubs where the mob gathers, or why aren't there organized protests against Clinton and the latest moves made by this Government?
My question is really more about why the people reacting to the ailments of our America don't target and dismantle the actual culprits, instead of going after the small fry or the local sports fans—or conversely, why they end up fighting amongst themselves, American against American?

The old folks used to say you don't clean a fish starting from the tail, and honestly, the tail tends to mimic whatever the head is doing—just in a slightly different way.

The ones cleaning the fish are the ones at the tail, the very people paying the highest price for today's politics of reconciliation and forgetting, along with all the metastasized issues from both our recent and distant history.

Unfortunately, nobody seems to be organizing them in the right direction; instead, they are pitted against one another—I assume you notice that as well? 😢

Dana Robinson4 said:Look, I’m certainly not advocating against a firm hand when it comes to discipline, but if my child needs a lesson learned, I’d much rather be the one to deliver it myself instead of paying some stranger to step in and strike my kid on my behalf. I know we live in this hyper-connected, globalized world, but isn't there a line that shouldn't be crossed? It feels truly twisted, doesn't it? Can you even imagine if the US government suddenly announced, "We're getting rid of the local police force because they've become too expensive," or decided to start outsourcing all our prisoners to Mexico or Morocco just to save a buck?

Honestly, if you look at certain parenting styles common in parts of America, it is heartbreaking. You see parents justifying their children's violent outbursts as if they were perfectly normal; they refuse to seek professional help even when the child is clearly spiraling out of control. They basically wash their hands of the situation, let the kids do whatever they want, and then shrug it off by saying, "Well, other families have difficult kids too, and they aren't doing anything about it." It feels like everyone is just waiting for a tragedy to happen—for someone to get killed or beaten to death—only for the perpetrator to end up serving forty years in an American prison.🙄
A little physical discipline doesn't really amount to much if the foundational upbringing wasn't there to begin with. In my view, the only thing that truly makes a difference is something like those intensive summer camps, regardless of where they are located.

Perhaps parents ought to consider the impact they have on society at large, rather than focusing solely on themselves and finding ways to excuse their own negligence or lack of effort. They should perhaps allow the state—much like how they are planning things over in Germany—to step in and try to repair the damage done to a human being who is now essentially programmed to spend their life fighting, hitting, and destroying others.

Dana Robinson4 said:...that's what the Democrats in Germany claimed they would do back in the 21st century, and look at the mess they've made now

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7196389.stm

Once we finally dealt with the hazardous waste and those dangerous industrial sectors, wasn't it inevitable that we'd eventually have to face the danger posed by the people running the show?

What kind of "objects" are we even talking about here—do you actually know who or what this refers to? I'm talking about wild, reckless, and incredibly aggressive teenagers and young adults.

Personally, I think it would be a relief if something similar happened here in America; I feel like maybe 60% of our youth need to be sent to a mandatory bootcamp just to learn the basic principles of order, discipline, and how decent citizens actually behave. I suppose we will probably be discussing this in the States in a few years—you'll see—because it’s going to become absolutely necessary, given the current rates of juvenile delinquency and the very real possibility that these kids could turn into hardened criminals.