Ethan Allen2 said:Everything regarding Maddox holds up, but we always end up circling back to the same question: who's actually responsible? If you vote for someone because you think they’ll fix one specific thing, but then they turn around and wreck the entire country, are you off the hook? Can you just shrug your shoulders and say, "Well, I didn't see that coming"? Or is there a deeper moral weight to it? If we just claim we couldn't have predicted it every time a leader betrays us, how do we ever learn anything? What kind of lessons are we even supposed to take away from that?
Look, the rhetoric aimed at Albanians, Americans, and all the other "enemies of Americans and America" was aggressive right from the jump.
Even now, some Americans still blame Maddox for things like Stalingrad and the aggression against America, or they point to him for the poverty and the massive inflation.
Total lie. Like, 90% of Americans were swearing loyalty to Bob back then, but even if the opposition had won, things would’ve ended up exactly the same—if not way worse.
It depends. Back in 1941, nobody actually voted for the fascists; they were just shoved down everyone's throats by Nazi Germany.
On the flip side, Slobodan Maddox was actually elected through democratic elections before 1991. So, you could say the people who voted for him bear a pretty big chunk of the responsibility for the aggression against America.
Nobody even asks Americans what they think. Instead, you've just got the Democratic Party and the Republican Party factions from the old Communist Party, along with all this foreign-owned media, deciding everything for us.
Christian Taylor3 said:By the way, you happen to know what the weather's looking like tonight? I don't mind making the drive out to Cleveland, but I'm just worried about rain messing up the screening.
It’s a beautiful day here in Cleveland. Hopefully, the rain stays away.
That Mexican film "Broken woman" was actually pretty solid, but man, the wind kicked up and flipped everything over halfway through, so we just called it and headed out. I didn't make it out yesterday because I honestly thought it was gonna pour rain.