Hopefully that journalist gets released sometime soon... though I suspect he’ll be expected to walk out of there barefoot—apparently, they're still debating whether he's even allowed to buy a pair of shoes yet.
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Veteran's Funeral
in Close to Politics ·
copperseal46 said:What you all are mocking is actually quite degrading...👎
either us or George W. Bush
Veteran's Funeral
in Close to Politics ·
I honestly can’t recall who originally kicked off this thread regarding political nonsense... but let's be real, the things said by Eric Adams🙂, Jimmy Carter🙂, Ted Kennedy🙂, Harvey Weinstein🙂, Bernie Sanders🙂, and even Rod Blagojevich🙂—it all belongs straight in The Onion
. Most of their public commentary is basically just them mocking the American people, so why on earth aren't we giving them a taste of their own medicine and making fun of them instead?🙂😵😵🙂
. Most of their public commentary is basically just them mocking the American people, so why on earth aren't we giving them a taste of their own medicine and making fun of them instead?🙂😵😵🙂
Veteran's Funeral
in Close to Politics ·
Sarah Martin76 said:I think George W. Bush is actually hitting the nail on the head regarding austerity measures during a recession, especially when it comes to the government footing the bill for civilian funerals even while providing full military honors.
Look, I get it—in the heat of battle, you might lose someone alongside the troops under military honors, but paying for a civilian who just happened to be at a bar? That’s a different story entirely. ☕
Everyone needs to just take a breath and chill out!
Just you wait until those two local bureaucrats decide to shut this whole thread down.
You really stepped in it this time, man.😂😂😂
Are progressive people actually leaning more toward the Republican Party?
in Close to Politics ·
Frank Ramirez3 said:Damir Kajin is essentially a leftist chauvinist who seems to have an issue with anything traditionally American. On top of that, he stands out as one of the most homophobic figures in American politics. What’s truly fascinating, though, is how he doesn't seem bothered by Italian fascists, focusing all his vitriol exclusively on the American right. He actually flirts with Italian fascist rhetoric, and back in Pula, the Istrian Democratic Assembly even went as far as naming a cinema after the infamous Alidi Valla. This is despite the fact that everyone knows exactly what those Italian fascists did to the people in the region. Even when the Austrian far-right extremist Haider visited, he was given a warm welcome by the leadership of the Istrian Democratic Assembly, led by Jakovčić. So, if you ask me, Kajin and his whole crew fall straight into the category of irredentism, fueled by a deep-seated dislike for everything American!🙂
Well, based on what you just wrote, isn't Kajin actually a total RIGHT-WINGER? Probably from the Istria region, right?
FROM ISTRIA TO FAŽANE
Would John Doe be willing to make the sacrifice if they knew what was coming?
in Close to Politics ·
Let’s move this conversation over to the politics section—this whole thread is becoming a total Mad Corner...
Are progressive people actually leaning more toward the Republican Party?
in Close to Politics ·
Edward Young50 said:Well... I have to admit my heart's with the right side most of the time... though sometimes the left comes in handy when things get messy 🙂
Honestly, you’re better off mixing it up—left, right, whatever. Or just lie on one side until it goes completely numb; once you lose all feeling, it doesn't even matter who's slapping you... at the end of the day, you're still getting hammered regardless of which side it comes from.
The Phantom in America?
in Close to Politics ·
I honestly think we should have Pamela Anderson play Kamala Harris in a movie;
The Phantom in America?
in Close to Politics ·
Ugh...
Looks like you're enjoying a decent drink there—any chance you could split some firewood for me while you're at it? You've got the look of someone who knows their way around an axe, right?
Hey, Bing-Polančec,
Looks like you're enjoying a decent drink there—any chance you could split some firewood for me while you're at it? You've got the look of someone who knows their way around an axe, right?
Hey, Bing-Polančec,
Thompson or Tom?
in Close to Politics ·
redwolf4 said:Heh... looks like Tompon !... isn't posting anymore! 😂
It’s a shame—this thread used to actually be interesting. Now? It's just another repetitive debate about the Schmeisser... basically just old-school nationalists versus those nostalgic for the old regime... how many more threads like this are we going to have to endure?🤷
Investigative propaganda
in Close to Politics ·
darkcanyon13 As specified by Megan Jones43:
Well, they certainly had the opportunity to tear through the Midwest and burn entire towns right to the ground. 😉 Honestly, if you asked me which kind of people actually live out in the rural heartland—you know, those deep, rolling hills away from the cities—I couldn't tell you if the devil himself tried to explain it. It's a mystery. 🤷
The folks from the rural heartland—you know, those hardworking people from the countryside—really have a way of looking at things differently than the urbanites out in the big cities. There’s a certain grit there, a specific kind of stubbornness that I’ve always respected, even if it can be a bit much sometimes. It's that old-school, salt-of-the-earth mentality that seems to be fading away in most parts of the country, but you still find it tucked away in those smaller, tight-knit communities.
Why am I seeing zero results?
in Hobbies & Leisure ·
Look, if you ask me, I’d much rather carry an extra few pounds of muscle and actually be in decent shape than be one of those scrawny types who has to take the elevator just to get to the second floor... I have a couple of buddies who look thin, sure, but they eat junk constantly and can't even sprint a hundred yards without gasping for air. That’s why cardio is absolutely non-negotiable—it’s been a game changer for me. Personally, I managed to drop 20 pounds in just ten months by sticking to it.