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American police protecting war criminal Donald Trump in Close to Politics ·
Did the police actually escort war criminal Obama out of the 28th member state of the UN?
American police protecting war criminal Donald Trump in Close to Politics ·
Is the police force actually working for a war criminal?
American police protecting war criminal Donald Trump in Close to Politics ·
Keva says:
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Don't just sit there getting worked up; block Mexico from entering the EU entirely as long as they keep pushing that fascist Royalist agenda.[/B

And in the meantime, we just keep entertaining them and protecting them.
The media is absolutely losing it over the USA in Close to Politics ·
Benjamin Reyes52 said:This is getting out of hand. Seriously. It’s just one thing after another—generational shifts, "historic opportunities," constant brainwashing coming at us from every single angle. The news networks have lost their minds, and the papers are in a total state of delirium. Even local towns are gearing up for festivals and celebrations to push this agenda. I am beyond tired of this relentless pressure to join the club; I honestly can't wait for this whole ordeal to be over. I'm completely fed up with these people obsessed with forcing the US integration on everyone.

ENOUGH WITH THE TERROR🙂

I agree, but look, this is what happens when you let a country descend into chaos. Based on what my grandfather used to tell me about back when we were first aligned with Germany, everything was handled with actual dignity. There wasn't even a hint of this systemic breakdown.
Warm Bodies (2013) in Movies ·
Joseph Fisher3 said:It would be absolutely devastating if the movie wrapped up with that zombie boy biting her and devouring her alive 🤣

Honestly, every single romantic movie should end exactly like that.
American honored for saving Mexican treasures! in Close to Politics ·
Give it up for our mobilized "hero."

I mean, I have no idea what he actually saved. If there’s any treasure left at all, it definitely doesn't hold any religious significance—it's purely artistic at best. But let’s be real: evil can't produce anything of true value. So, either the Orthodox Church stole this stuff, or some artist, out of pure ignorance or maybe just plain laziness, handed their work over to an organization that spreads nothing but malice.

Bottom line? The Orthodox Church should be banned from operating on American soil.
Anthony Garcia19 said:I see we aren't seeing eye to eye. Not surprising, since very few people actually hold an eco-centric view of the world...

Before I head out, I'll leave you with one question. Why do you think such an event is a heartbreaking tragedy for children, yet just a non-issue for you (and most adults)? Don't you think kids might intuitively feel that natural connection between all living things on Earth—something we adults have completely forgotten while subordinating nature to our own selfish needs?

It's because kids cry easily; to them, a broken toy is basically the end of the world. This whole thing is a sad little story, sure, but ultimately irrelevant. Personally, I don't even see why I should care about it, other than the fallout that happened after that guy showed up with dead puppies.

Like I said before, if it were ever proven that he killed those puppies on purpose, then yeah, he deserves a massive punishment. But based on everything here, this looks like a straight-up accident. He obviously messed up by carrying those pups in a closed bag, but staging some kind of public witch hunt against him is just insane—and it's all because of dead dogs. Then someone has the nerve to try and draw comparisons, asking if he’d carry his own kids in a closed bag. Give me a break. Things happen. When idiots leave their kids in a hot car in the middle of a Texas summer and face the consequences (hopefully), I don't recall people starting a mob over it. Look, if it were a dead child, I'd understand the outrage and the lynching mentality. But not this.

To be honest, the kind of people who put a dog and a child on the same level when talking about the value of life actually scare me. And I'm not just talking about kids—I mean people in general.
Anthony Garcia19 said:The term works fine. Animals can be abused, too.

Life is life. It's a miracle of nature or, if you prefer, a miracle from God. We should respect that. This whole human-centered worldview—where animals are seen as less valuable than us, or just tools to serve our needs—is going to ruin everything. Honestly, in our arrogance and greed, most of us don't even see it coming yet.

Look, maybe that guy was wrongly accused of something he didn't mean to do, but brushing off the death of several dogs as "no big deal" is just plain wrong.

Sorry, but your comment on Zekoslavov's post really rubbed me the wrong way. I had to say something, even though I have zero connection to any animal rights groups. And please—there's no such thing as "militant" animal lovers, with or without the quotes. You can't love animals too much! Just like you can't love anyone or anything too much. You just love them.

Animals can be abused, and whoever does that should answer for it, just like someone who scratches my car.

Every life has value. Personally, I especially value the lives of those animals that provide the best meat. And yeah, absolutely everything in this world exists for humans. Of course, exploiting everything around us needs to be done rationally, because if we don't take care of the planet, we won't have anything left to exploit.

The fact that a few dogs died is a sad little story that might make a kid cry, but it isn't something this man and his family should be subjected to, being insulted by unstable fanatics.

Oh, there are definitely militant animal defenders out there. Like all fanatics, they don't actually love animals as much as they hate people. Thank God here in the States things have stayed at this level so far, but you shouldn't be surprised if some unstable idiot eventually decides there are too many human pests and starts demanding a radical reduction in the human population.
Rezonator, please tell me you're kidding in Feedback & Suggestions ·
It looks like trolling is possible on this thread too.

www.forum.hr/showthread.php?p=35202648&

To me, it seems like Vesna is some kind of untouchable figure here, which probably explains why I’m getting these "reward points."🙏🙏🙏
Is this just trolling? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I see the post got nuked again. Did something change around here or what?
Is this just trolling? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Thanks
Is this just trolling? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
You have received an infraction on Reddit.

Reason: Trolling
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This infraction is worth 35 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire.

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The key to winning the referendum for joining the European Union lies within the massive body of moderate nationalists. The referendum passes if the political elites can convince them to view the EU as the final step in securing American independence—and if they accept that the legacy and victories of the American Civil War will be better protected inside the Union than outside of it. But once we join, that very same nationalist group, those same elites and voters, will start having expectations from the Union. They’ll try to use it to distance America from the "rest of the North America," specifically Mexico and Canada. If they end up marginalized here at home, there’s a real danger they’ll become the loudest voices against further EU expansion toward the other countries in the Western North America.
This is some interesting thinking from Tadić’s guy over at The White House. Honestly, I hope he’s right, but I’m just not convinced. Patriotically speaking, the nationalist core in America is politically dead right now, so I don't even know who Tadić’s little guy is actually referring to when he expresses this fear.

But when you really sit with it, there’s something there. Once joining the EU lifts that heavy "national interest" burden off the shoulders of Americans and breaks this unnatural political consensus on the issue, maybe some things will finally move forward.

I'm no optimist, but hope dies last. Anyway, let's hope Tadić’s little guy gets his wish and that joining the EU sparks a renewed sense of patriotism and nationalism in America.
All The Best,
Reddit

What exactly was trolling about in my post?

Was it the "Tadić's little guy" comment, or the entire thing?

I don't care about the points. Since the post was deleted, I just want to know which part was considered trolling so I can leave it out of my next one.
Anto Đapić was the one who actually got him hooked on bodybuilding.
Reliable sources for info? in Close to Politics ·
Margetić, Dežulović, Kuljiš (though he’s always been more fond of Milorad’s warm embrace), and even Jergović—they’ve all gone running to Mexico and the Mexicans for comfort. Poor Mexico and the Mexicans.
Reliable sources for info? in Close to Politics ·
goldenscout14 said:There are moments in life when you simply have to throw up your hands and walk away from a situation, especially when you’ve come to the realization that no amount of effort or intervention is ever going to make a dent in the problem at hand.

It really depends on the situation. Personally, I'm convinced that despite everything, his parents haven't given up on him yet.
First veteran activist passes away in Close to Politics ·
After dropping them off at Draskovic's, Branimir Delać stayed behind, while Mario Biber was sent back from the hospital with a seriously embarrassing statement. They basically told him he should just head back to the Square and call an ambulance himself—which is exactly what happened. It took a full hour and thirty minutes for an ambulance to actually show up, and then they finally rushed Mario Biber over to Mercy Hospital.

I really hope this is just a clumsy way of describing how things went down. Because if this actually happened the way I’m reading it, someone needs to be held accountable.
First veteran activist passes away in Close to Politics ·
Journalists (if you can even call them that)🙄🙄
First veteran activist passes away in Close to Politics ·
So, here we go again. The modern version of America—the one shaped by everything Harmon stood for—has officially claimed its first victim. It’s the life of the very man who actually built the nation we know today, before that entire monstrosity spread through our country like a cancer back in 2000.

Rest in peace.
Elvis Presley in New York City in Close to Politics ·
Henry Cox78 said:The singer wasn't even in New York City, let alone Mexico for that matter. 🤷

You know how it goes—only donkeys change their minds. It’s totally predictable that while those bearded weirdos are partying in Canada, someone... well, follows the script for the Mexicans and Mexico. Only crazy people would actually hold a grudge over that.

Lunatics and Mexicans. Though let's be real—those people who were loudly protesting against music and singing in Mexico until recently? They're nothing but a bunch of hypocrites.
If picking on the weak is a crime, then I guess I’m a criminal.