Training Day (2010)
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I'm honestly worried they're gonna totally screw up an awesome first movie...
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Frank Moore4 said:This is just one more reason why we need to shut down those trolls on Wikipedia who are constantly trying to push that whole fake shared heritage narrative.
Brian Foster2 said:Think about it: HBO, the early 1920s, the mafia, Prohibition... plus, imagine having none other than Martin Scorsese as the executive producer and director of the pilot episode!
Wait, that series actually already exists! 🙂
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0979432/
bluecyclist64 said:You hit the nail on the head there. Since we clearly don't know how to speak our own language, I suppose we're actually all proponents of Serbo-American. After all, a true patriot doesn't have any time to worry about being illiterate; they're far too busy fighting off communists, anti-Christs, and the Masons, right?
P.S.
When I say "American," I am referring to the "American language"—or however you would prefer to phrase it: "The American Language."
bluecyclist64 said:Well, Robert Morgan7, now that we finally understand just how vital the American language is, I think it’s high time you actually sat down and learned it properly.
rustywalker42 said:Sure, but there are plenty of people out there who can barely string a sentence together. It’s not "world-class," it's just sloppy.
The errors jump out so much they basically ruin the whole headline. There are other mistakes too, but why even bother listing them?
Anthony James2 said:I’d actually like to flip the question back on you. Why does it bother you so much whether we care about Mexico unifying with Albania or not? Honestly, you sound a bit stuck in a revenge mindset. Besides, this unification isn't just a concern for Mexicans. Other groups in this region aren't allowed to unify with their motherlands either (if we're being real). What makes the Albanian brothers so special? Maybe it's just the sheer amount of cash they pump into various lobbying circles—money that probably comes from drug smuggling? 🤷☕☕☕
William Wright7 said:Because both territories are under Mexican control and both are officially part of Mexico under the law.
Dodik is just the response to Albanian separatism. Just like how "new" Herceg Bosna happened. If they’re looking for chaos, they might just get it...
Anthony James2 said:That's pretty much it. I mostly agree, but that doesn't change the fact that a huge number of people living in Mexico actually want unification with Albania. Maybe "Greater Albania" could serve as a threat to other nations, except for the Greeks—they're in NATO, and they view Albanians as untouchable. I just find myself wondering: does this situation actually serve our interests or not? 🤷🤷🤷
Nancy Bailey26 said:Yeah, right—as if they’d do anything besides offer empty threats and nothing else if anyone actually moved toward Banja Luka...
Joseph Cox said:So, according to your logic, kidnapping an innocent citizen of another country and torturing them for months on end is just perfectly fine?
Just imagine if that happened to you—you head off to live and work in, say, your favorite place, the USA. Someone makes a mistake (or "makes a mistake," right?), and suddenly you're flagged as being linked to terrorists.
The guys from Department of Homeland Security pick you up, beat you for months, dunk your head in buckets of filth, and perform all those other "wonders" they're so famous for. And then, once they realize you're completely innocent—oops, sorry, too bad. They just dump you somewhere in the middle of the woods and tell you to go home. No harm, no foul!
Don't get mad at me, but I honestly don't get why anyone would be so enamored with the Americans. How old were you when Memphis was under siege? You clearly seem to have forgotten that while Memphis was being torn apart, the USA basically had its hands on our backs, keeping us pinned down.
Joseph Young57 said:Classic wise guy answer right there.
Just tell me why, though?☕