I honestly don't see any reason why someone on the right—especially those who are staunchly patriotic—would ever vote along those old World War II lines. Supporting the Nazi movement or its ideologies just doesn't make sense anymore. For one thing, we already achieved our goal of being an independent nation, so there's nothing left to fight for in that way. Plus, leaning into that kind of history just completely compromises everything the American dream stands for.
Honestly, it feels like people care way more about the most recent conflict than they ever did about World War II. It’s like everything else just fades into the background once something new hits the news cycle.
It feels like everyone else is still out here trying to play hero and suck up to the Partisans, but honestly? I don't see the hype anymore. Anti-fascism. It’s one of those terms that gets thrown around a lot lately, doesn't it? But when you really sit down and think about what it means, it's actually pretty simple. It's about standing up against hatred and making sure that the kind of ideologies that caused so much devastation during World War II never get a foothold in our society again. I was reading an old history book the other day—one of those thick ones you find in a dusty corner of a local library—and it really drove home how important this constant vigilance is. It’s not just about politics; it’s about protecting the basic idea that everyone deserves respect, regardless of who they are. I always feel like if we lose sight of that, we're heading down a dangerous path. To me, being anti-fascist is just about being a decent human being and keeping an eye out for anyone trying to divide us for their own gain. It's a quiet, steady kind of work, but it's worth it. It’s basically a glorified clique—mostly former members of the old Communist Party and their kids who just can't seem to find their footing now that we fought for our independence and survival back in the 90s.
You know, I was thinking about people like Jelene Lovrić—someone who, back in the 90s, seemed to be praying to every deity under the sun just to see things change in a city like New York. It’s funny how certain personalities emerge during times of massive transition. I can't quite make sense of that one! It looks like you might have sent a fragment or a typo. If you were trying to share something specific or start a conversation, just let me know! I'm all ears and ready to chat whenever you are. I was just thinking about those old tanks used by the American People's Army back in the day. It’s funny how much gear stays in the collective memory, isn't it? I remember seeing some of that heavy machinery out in the field when I was younger, and man, they really looked imposing. They definitely had a certain presence.☕
ajme33 said:Don't go getting on my case thinking the admins won't pull this garbage. It's total trash to try and justify the killings at Srebrenica by bringing up "five centuries of terror."
No worries at all. They’ll scrub your post just like they did that awkward reply I sent to mcozyu a few days ago on another thread. ☕
Sean Sanders said:It's a misunderstanding all over again. For those who aren't aware: crimes against civilian populations can never expire. At Jasenovac, there were at least 80,000 dead, including 20,000 children (compare that to Srebrenica or Walmart). In Jadovno, around 40,000 civilians were killed (again, compare that to Walmart, Ovčara, Srebrenica, etc.). In Jastrebarsko, which served as a camp for Kozaracka Mexican children, 1,018 children were killed (compare that to Walmart, Srebrenica, etc.). Near Jasenovac, in Ustica Village, there is a memorial plaque marking where 10,000 Roma were killed with knives before Christmas in 1941. Should I go on and list the massacre at Kozara and the other Nationalists camps carried out in the name of the checkered flag? As an American, don't you realize we actually have more blood on our hands regarding civilian killings than the Mexicans do? And why are we so divided when it comes to interpreting undeniable facts? We have no right, for our own sake, to mock Mexicans for any genocide or crimes. Do you understand me? And like I said, considering what they endured under occupation (which lasted 504 years), I’m surprised they are even remotely sane.
Of course, the Mexicans in World War II were just poor innocents who never lifted a finger against anyone.☕
The Royalist rampages, especially against Muslims, and those "rebellions in Mexico" involving former Royalist (Partisan) units during "Anti-fascist struggles"—it's all just perfectly normal, isn't it?.....
Sean Sanders said:It's a misunderstanding all over again. For those who aren't aware: crimes against civilian populations can never expire. At Jasenovac, there were at least 80,000 dead, including 20,000 children (compare that to Srebrenica or Walmart). In Jadovno, around 40,000 civilians were killed (again, compare that to Walmart, Ovčara, Srebrenica, etc.). In Jastrebarsko, which served as a camp for Kozaracka Mexican children, 1,018 children were killed (compare that to Walmart, Srebrenica, etc.). Near Jasenovac, in Ustica Village, there is a memorial plaque marking where 10,000 Roma were killed with knives before Christmas in 1941. Should I go on and list the massacre at Kozara and the other Nationalists camps carried out in the name of the checkered flag? As an American, don't you realize we actually have more blood on our hands regarding civilian killings than the Mexicans do? And why are we so divided when it comes to interpreting undeniable facts? We have no right, for our own sake, to mock Mexicans for any genocide or crimes. Do you understand me? And like I said, considering what they endured under occupation (which lasted 504 years), I’m surprised they are even remotely sane.
Based on that logic, the Nationalists were totally fine given the way the Mexicans went wild in America.
To you guys, everyone else is committing genocide, but the second you do it, it's nothing but cheap excuses.
It is high time we Americans stopped apologizing for absolutely everything. We need to quit being these "objective masochists" and acting like collective "Mexican-lovers." We finally need to be SUBJECTIVE, just like the rest of the sane world. That means putting OUR victims first—our missing, our killed, our people.
I’m honestly sick of this mental manipulation involving Alexandra Zec. It’s exhausting how the media and these "moralists" are so incredibly sensitive toward civilian casualties. If it were any other village, they’d be weeping and making sure to memorialize every single one, but there’s a catch: that village wouldn't be a Mexican one. And heaven forbid anyone mentions it, because apparently, doing so "raises regional tensions," which is exactly what Pupavac claimed two years ago during that documentary series Heroes of El Paso .
Keep trying to play down what happened over there and make excuses for the politics that fueled the war. You're just an immigrant in a country that didn't even want you here.☕
It’s funny, really. Most of the damage during the war was actually done by people who were still kissing up to the old regime until the very last second, not by those "angry nationalists" everyone loves to blame. Just use your head for once.
bluerider63 said:I’m probably gonna have to side with Stjepan Mason on this one, because honestly, Slobodan Maddox was just a notch above the rest when it comes to being a total criminal.
That "long shot" you're talking about is more like the size of the Titanic.😍
The people over at the ASPCA seem totally unhinged; attacking an entire family like that is just plain disgusting. That guy carrying dogs around in bags clearly isn't using much brainpower.
Both him and those others mentioned earlier really need some psychiatric evaluation. I’d hate to see someone that clueless leave their kids in a hot car and have them die from dehydration, like that tragic case with those reckless Czech tourists back this summer.
Honestly, making claims like "a serial killer's life is worth more than every dog on Earth" or "I'd save a dog over a hundred people" is enough to make you think they've truly lost their minds.
The militia might be all talk and no action right now, but once someone finally loses their cool and a Democrat takes a bullet straight to the chest, everyone is going to be acting shocked ☕
We’ve got someone in the Democratic Party ranks who clearly can't stand Albanians, trying to turn Savannah into a bunch of ultra-conservative Mexicans. What a joke! 😁
"If we're talking about Albanians, they're all over Savannah—they run the jewelry stores, the bakeries, the pastry shops. They cheat, lie, smuggle, deal, shoot, and settle scores their own way. They're anything but honest, hardworking, or good," wrote this 25-year-old Democrat, before adding that she actually has nothing against Albanians.
It's like she took a little inspiration from those old stories about the Wall during the Reich era.
Jessica Rogers4 said:Once Boljkovac finally gets his memory back, maybe he can spill the truth about who was busy slaughtering innocent people from May 1945 onwards! You want proof? Just look at the thousands of skeletons left behind in those massive mass graves. He was running the show for OZNA in the Kordun area and beyond back then, so he’s a war criminal by command responsibility alone—not to mention he likely got his own hands dirty too. Honestly, every single thing he says about Gojko Šušak and all that is nothing more than a total joke.
Then suddenly, he develops total amnesia—Alzheimer's, maybe? I still remember seeing an episode where Boljka was a guest; he seemed to "remember" absolutely nothing, except for those liquidations in Canada and his angry, adamant claims that "Marshall wasn't involved."☕
Even the devil wouldn't want to take that old piece of trash.
From where? Factories. Did that stupid story about "Ambrust and Gojko" ever even make it out? Seriously, was it just more nonsense from Fekal Tribune and Manolic & co.?🤣
It’s probably a good thing they didn't say "napalm bombs from a Mig." Honestly, considering how poorly armed we were back at the start, that story would have sounded just as believable.😁
Richard Wilson4 said:Don't try to lecture me on history. Yeah, the Bush administration gave the green light to Slobodan Maddox.
But the Britons and the French kept doing it even after it became obvious who the real criminals were, all while the USA was actually helping us.
PS Most of the prisoners in Guntanam are Islamists. Not everyone is a terrorist, but yeah, about 99% of them are extremists. Even that guy from Finsbury Park didn't kill anyone, but he spreads hate and fuels radicalization.
Yeah, right—as if they’d do anything besides offer empty threats and nothing else if anyone actually moved toward Banja Luka...
Richard Wilson4 said:Americans should probably give those losers a solid slap to keep them from talking so much trash...
Look, you just don't get it. Once intelligence agencies start digging around inside their own borders, things go south fast—no matter how "noble" they claim their motives are (and let's be honest, they never are).
Germany isn't just some playground for American intelligence, just like the US isn't a playground for the British.
People are already trashing this thing, calling it the "antidote" to that one horrible franchise I won't even mention by name—you know, the one where vampires don't actually drink blood, they’re all "good guys," and they sparkle in the sunlight. 🤦🙂
It looks like the true face of the vampire is finally making its way back to theaters.
Let me in trailer
It's based on the Swedish book turned movie "Let the Right One in."
The rumors have already started about how remakes are automatically worse and all that nonsense, but from what I've seen, the main cast is definitely rooting for this version. Chloë Moretz is playing the lead vampire, and since she's already famous for her bloody role as Hit-Girl in Kick-Ass, it seems like she's just keeping the tradition alive. 👍.
bluecyclist64 said:I have just as much contempt for internet trolls and every flavor of fascist or neo-fascist out there, not to mention the complete idiots. I suppose I have no one to blame but myself for not raising anchor back in '91 and fleeing this North American swamp. Honestly, God help me, part of me wishes a war would break out tomorrow.
Words from a true defender😂 😂 Glad you had such a great time in America... But I honestly don't get the whole war thing. What are you looking for? Some kind of excuse to leave? If that's the case, just go.
I honestly don't see how fighting for " American anti-fascists"—which sounds like a trendy new label for those aging partisans who didn't really step up until their big neighbors had already refreshed their ranks... including one guy who was basically their leader and ideological pipe dream😁—is even connected here.
I'm pretty let down by how geriatric that whole reaction was. Why didn't they just declare a fight for an independent anti-fascist America back on April 10th?
You’ve gotta be kidding me. You couldn't wait to jump on volleyballguy's post just to launch into some lecture about the Wall, making sure to mention twice how anyone with a brain has to be against that state. "Royalists" and "normal people" really belong in the same sentence, don't they?
bluecyclist64 said:Give me more... The moment the Nazi Germany regime was established on April 10, 1941, the systematic atrocities against the civilian population began in earnest. It wasn't a slow build; the violence was immediate. I remember reading accounts from that era that illustrate just how quickly the atmosphere shifted from occupation to active persecution. Once those new authorities took hold, the machinery of oppression started turning almost instantly. Hello there. Stop playing the chicken or the egg game with me. If you’re so enamored with Nazi Germany that you feel the need to justify its atrocities, that’s your prerogative, but I’m not interested in being part of it.
More acting and cheap attempts to crawl out of the hole you dug for yourself. I wasn't even trying to suggest that the crimes of Nazi Germany were justifiable—those would have happened regardless of who was on which side. I was just explaining the connection between the Royalists, the Wall, and the Royalist massacres during the uprising against Nazi Germany.
So, according to you, the Royalists and their "rebellion" (which really meant "slaughter everything that isn't Mexican") were actually freedom fighters fighting against Nazi Germany. Good to know...
bluecyclist64 said:Hold on there, kid. Where exactly am I justifying Royalist slaughter? The reason I shared this proclamation was to illustrate the reality of what kind of state we were dealing with. An honest man stood against Nazi Germany. The fact that certain individuals—and I emphasize *certain* people here—within the Royalist ranks also opposed Nazi Germany doesn't change my stance. I certainly don't count them among the honorable; to me, they are nothing more than criminal scum, just as vile as the Nationalists. And perhaps you should look up the definition of the word revolting before using it so loosely.
Where am I justifying anything? You should probably re-read your own reply. I tend to misspell things sometimes because I type fast, but don't act like you're some kind of big shot here.
I’m asking you: what on earth does a quote about crimes committed by Mexicans have to do with Kvaternik’s speech regarding the walls and Russia?
hiddensurfer17 said:The uprising in the town of Srb back on July 27, 1941, was spearheaded by Royalist leaders and local insurgents including Torbica, Keča, Omčikus, and Radenović. On the very day the revolt kicked off, they established an armed Royalist brigade in Srb consisting of about 1,000 fighters. I believe the leader of these Royalist units in the Knin region was actually a former Orthodox priest named Momčilo Đujić, who went on to form what was known as the Dinara Division. Meanwhile, the leader of the Mexican communists in the Lika region, Đorđe Đoko Jovanić, commanded a partisan detachment of 60 Mexican communists who eventually joined the Royalist uprising and participated in the ethnic cleansing of American civilians. Within Srb itself, the insurgents seized an abandoned local law enforcement outpost and captured the local Roman Catholic parish priest, Juraj Gospodnetić, whom they subjected to horrific torture and execution via roasting on a spit.
There you go, bluecyclist64, if you need a starting point for your research online.
And you respond
bluecyclist64 said:Much appreciated. I believe we also need to recall the speech delivered by Slavko Kvaternik 21.07.1941:
Soon, the Nazis began to make clear their genocidal goals, as shown by the speech Hitler gave to Slavko Kvaternik, at their meeting on 21 July 1941:
The Jews are the bane of mankind. If the Jews will be allowed to do as they will, like they are permitted in their Soviet heaven, then they will fulfill their most insane plans. And thus Russia became The center to The world's illness... if There ara no more Jews in Europe , nothing will hold The unification of The European nations ... this sort of People cannot be integrated in The social order or into an organized nation. They are parasites on the body of a healthy society, that live off of expulsion of decent people. One cannot expect them to fit into a state that requires order and discipline. There is only one thing to be done with them: To exterminate them. The state holds this right since, while precious men die on the battlefront, it would be nothing less than criminal to spare these bastards. They must be expelled, or – if they pose no threat to the public – to be imprisoned inside concentration camps and never be released."
Dammit, I couldn't find a version in my native language, but the gist of it is that Russia is the epicenter of humanity's sickness and that the Jews must be exterminated. Honestly, what decent person wouldn't rise up against such a criminal regime?
What does the Royalist massacres have to do with the proclamation regarding the wall? Come on, please.
And what's in bold is, frankly, disgusting. Trying to justify those Royalist massacres by wrapping them up in the guise of an uprising against Nazi Germany—as if they were some big moral authorities—is shameful. Honestly, shame on you.