Posts by Matthew Wright2

dustypilot22 said:Alright then, buddy, did any of you Canadian-Mexican types with communist leanings actually stay behind in Canada?

Not a chance! We all packed up and moved out to California instead. You should go ask cosmicjackal33 about it; they’re practically part of the family and likely share the exact same roots, if you catch my drift.

dustypilot22 said:A myth...

I’m going to need you to elaborate on that!

I have a whole bunch of buddies living out in San Francisco, and honestly, the city is absolutely packed with Canadian folks. Who knows where that little guy actually comes from? 😁

meat katie said:I once heard that Elvis Presley and Matthew Wright2 both descended from the very same mountain, they just started on opposite sides of the slope.

...just some bloated, balding, insecure small-towner.

It doesn't make much sense to argue about something you don't actually believe in.

What makes more sense is when a believer engages in debate—someone who follows the dictates of their church dogmas with total devotion.

At that point, it isn't really a discussion anymore; it’s just someone parroting a pre-packaged "truth" over and over again. It usually ends up being nothing more than empty rambling.

Do I really need to break this down for you? Honestly, it feels like I’m trying to explain color to someone who’s living in a black-and-white movie... without being too dramatic, of course.

Alright, enough already, Bradley Nelson2, Melissa Richardson3, and all you other little busybodies... just back off and leave me alone. Seriously, why don't you all just go grab a sugar cube and scurry off into the weeds?

It's nothing but cheap plastic and a frantic race to nowhere!

The exact same thing goes for you too, you shallow little bore. Just get off my back, alright?

You’re writing in your native tongue...

Actually, I'm just writing in standard American English. As for that specific thing you brought up, I honestly have no clue what you're talking about, I never studied it, and frankly, it hasn't even crossed my mind to go look it up.

So, do me a favor and back off. I’m certainly no psychiatrist, and I really don't have the patience or the desire to play games with someone who clearly belongs in a clinical setting rather than an online forum. Just hit the block button, stop looking at my threads, and stop quoting me. Sound good?

Oh, hey there, Matthew Wright2! I was just sitting here wondering—if I were living in America, how exactly would I go about casting my vote?

Honestly, I wouldn't participate at all. Since I'm not a citizen, I don't have that right, but even if I were an American citizen, I think I’d sit this one out. To me, the whole political system over there feels less like a democracy and more like a giant, organized crime syndicate.

but "my former homeland isn't mine, nor has it ever been!", Bivsa

Anyway, let's just focus on the present, regardless.

what I just can't wrap my head around is why people are actually starving in my own country???

It is actually quite straightforward, and honestly, we have seen this exact pattern play out in plenty of other capitalist nations before. It happens because the capitalists are recklessly and frenetically grabbing everything in sight, leaving absolutely nothing left over for the poor or the elderly to survive on.

why are those in power—who are still stuck in those old-school dictatorial ways of thinking—allowed to
even go so far as to seemingly help?

Because they are all part of the exact same gang.

are you supporting this current corruption coming from the top State of America?

Of course not! If I had the chance, I wouldn't think twice about shipping them off to Alcatraz; that’s where they belong. And I don't just mean the local crowd, but the whole damn region. Thieves and criminals belong behind bars, not sitting comfortably in high-ranking political offices.

CroKoala said:maybe you just love being teased a little bit more than anyone else😉 🙂......... alright just kidding 😎

My bad, I can't even wish you a happy Christmas, can I? Since you follow Jesus Christ, I guess it’s a bit of a tricky question... right? for real

I don't celebrate it because I'm not a believer, but even if I were... honestly, I think the whole circus surrounding Christmas is just massive. It feels like such a huge amount of money is being wasted on stuff we don't need, and the production and shipping of all those goods just adds more unnecessary pollution to our shared Mother Earth. Meanwhile, in certain parts of the world, people are literally starving—even back in your old home country. To me, it feels like something Jesus himself would be ashamed of; it seems like it's all done in his name, yet he was so humble and never looked for idolatry or material excess.

Instead of true believers going around buying each other meaningless trinkets, they should really take all that massive wealth and send it to Africa to help alleviate some of the hunger caused by droughts—droughts that we are actually responsible for through our frantic pollution of the planet.

Look, we’re good. Honestly, I think we’ve done enough questioning for one lifetime. I’m really not the subject of this investigation, and frankly, you’re starting to get a little exhausting to be around.

So, how about you just take a breather, give me some space, and go find someone else to pester? Come on now...

😁

So, basically, I feel like we’ve all pretty much landed on the conclusion that Christ was actually a communist—which, if you think about it, has a certain poetic ring to it! 😁 Plus, once you look at the evidence, those typical counterarguments just don't seem to hold any water at all.

It’s the exact same situation as those other threads where I only jumped in because people kept quoting me.

So, honestly, you should take it up with the people who were calling me out, rather than coming after me.

...so that's why nobody ever bothers to ask you anything...

...and if you want proof of how little anyone cares to consult you, just look at the fact that a former insurgent is serving as a county commissioner in, well, nothing less than Pittsburgh.

It’s absolutely disgraceful!

Honestly, is there even any point in adding more to that?

Go ahead, buddy, keep living in your little fairy tales. At this point, those delusions are probably the only thing you have left.

Wraith said:Look, I read fantasy too, but man, I don't actually live in it...

Just sit down, shut up, and follow the orders being handed down by our overseas overlords.

By all means, feel free to dive into those fantasy novels and daydream about what it would be like to actually live in a truly free, independent nation—just try not to say it out loud, or you might just get a sudden, painful wake-up call from Timothy Geithner himself. 😁

What a joke!

Zachary Torres5 said:Get a grip... if I even had a choice...

Well, if you don't have a choice, then honestly, just shut your mouth. Things are going to play out exactly how the people running the show decide they want them to.

When it comes to these "elections," all you’re really doing is picking which puppet gets to act as the representative for our foreign overlords.

kicking out teams like yours from the country because of constant nonsense.

You're really just pulling my leg at this point. 😁

It’s a striking contrast; unlike the folks in Bolivia, you all seem perfectly content being henchmen, which is plain as day when you look at how things actually work, so it's no wonder nobody bothers to ask for your opinion.

Bradley Nelson2 said:the only thing they actually excel at is churning out cocaine.

...which is a far cry from your so-called "country," which seems to master every single flavor of criminal enterprise and maintains a pretty old-school sense of vassalage.

In Bolivia, the people kicked out that stinking "president" who was basically a puppet installed by the cowboys, and they finally chose someone of their own!

But over where you live, it’s the exact opposite. It feels like everyone is just sitting there, practically begging for foreigners to swoop in and start barking orders.

unknown said:The world hasn't actually experienced true communism yet, because it hasn't happened without a dictator and the suffering of an entire population...

Oh, please, you know what they say—"every beginning is a struggle."

Even Christ didn't see his mission come to fruition during his lifetime; he ended his journey through a violent death, but look at the legacy that followed...

And take Che Guevara, for instance. He didn't succeed while he was alive either, meeting a brutal end, but his impact lingered... Look at Bolivia, where he lost his life; it became red and continues to grow more and more red every single day. 👍

Kate Taylor2 said:I honestly feel like he was definitely viewed as a radical, especially since he stood up so firmly against Norma.

Oh, absolutely... a total revolutionary... a true communist at heart. 👍