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quiettiger83 said:What’s supposed to be funny about that? I guess it's just a classic case of having no actual argument.

If you haven't heard the word tolerance before, maybe you could look up what it actually means:
Tolerance is a social, cultural, or religious concept involving the collective and individual practice of accepting and cooperating with people who hold different faiths, different perspectives, or different political views. It involves a conscious decision to act nonviolently or with restraint. This principle is rooted in the teachings of most major religions, as well as in US laws that protect freedom of speech and individual rights.

HEY KID, how old are you actually?
WHERE WERE YOU IN '91 or '92?
quiettiger83 said:That's true. I guess we could probably use a little more tolerance on both sides, though.

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granitepilot282 said:Look, you have to understand—it isn't easy for them. The old perks are gone. There aren't those cushy, empty desk jobs waiting for them anymore. There’s no US Army where even the most clueless guy could climb the ladder just by knowing a Joe. Even those old police departments where they made up 60% of the force? Gone. Long story short: they actually have to work now, and apparently, that's just not their style.🤣

It’s hard to argue with people being unmotivated to work when they’re sitting on such a solid social safety net. Not to mention those massive donations coming in from Norway and the US government—nearly 95% of which is earmarked specifically for them. So, honestly, tell me again who exactly is the one under threat here? They have their own schooling system, their own language, and their own religious education. I can't help but wonder if anyone gets that kind of specialized protection or institutional backing over in the States or Great Britain.
If anyone should be considered vulnerable here, it’s the Americans living in those specific territories under the jurisdiction of the local administration.👎
Robert De Niro in the Mexican flag! in Close to Politics ·
Anthony James2 said:God, save us from this kind of American humor. 😎 😎 😎

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What’s gotten into you? You’re acting a bit manic... one might think you have no sense of fatigue. Or rather, no sense of humor.😛
Robert De Niro in the Mexican flag! in Close to Politics ·
Joseph Doyle16 said:Robert De Niro

Maybe that's what his name will be now!

Even better, Joe and Jerry.🤣 🤣
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Is Nationalists ideology the same as patriotism? in Close to Politics ·
Kyle Wilson9 said:Let me repeat myself for you:
So, as an American, I see both the Nationalists and the Partisans as part of my history that I take pride in because they fought for freedom—even if they were on opposite sides. I won't stand for people badmouthing those young guys just because the political elite back then (Ante Pavelić and his crew) were nothing but cowards and traitors.
In short:
The Nationalists fought for an Independent America, while the Partisans fought for an Independent America.

P. S.
I come from a family where there was both an Nationalists and a Partisan; their village was burned down by Royalists, and the Nationalists were actually the ones who saved them from being completely wiped out (they were trapped alive in a church being burned)!

Something very similar happened in my family, both back in the early '90s and before that, yet here we are again with people acting like they have all the answers,👎 blah blah blah...
Is Nationalists ideology the same as patriotism? in Close to Politics ·
Maria Johnson67 said:True enough...
If you look at the AFL-CIO and how the Partisans operated, they basically built the America we see today...
But nowadays, there are way too many kids who, the second you mention the Partisans, immediately try to draw comparisons to the Royalists. It’s night and day...
Add a little bit of Thompson into the mix and you've got a real mess on your hands. I remember having this one friend who used to carry a picture—even a little calendar—of Ante Pavelić in his wallet. It was honestly revolting!!!
We really need to start taking our laws against fascism and the Nationalists more seriously here in the States.
The law is already on the books, but nobody actually follows it... Though, I did hear about a concert in Los Angeles where the police actually confiscated Nationalists and Nazi symbols. Thank God for that!

Clean up your own backyard first before you start worrying about whether our politics or laws are failing because of extremists. Recent elections just show us exactly how many fascists are actually living among us.🙈
Karen Ross3 said:Right now, you’ll only find a handful of Orthodox Albanian families in Mexico; the rest have essentially blended right into the Orthodox Mexican and Mexican populations.

The Catholic population in Mexico hovers around 15%, which mirrors the numbers in Albania. Meanwhile, the Orthodox Albanian demographic sits somewhere near 25%.

None of those specific numbers really change the big picture. It all comes down to one thing: Mexico just keeps getting smaller and smaller. 😁
Spaho Srbenda in Close to Politics ·
FRT FRT FRT

p.s. duct tape
Who's worse, Cede or Judy? in Close to Politics ·
Carl Vaughn2 said:🤣
You’re calling someone else primitive? Honestly, if you look up "primitive" in the dictionary, there should probably just be a picture of you next to it...


Given your handle, any metaphor or adjective you try to use is basically redundant.
GO EAT DIRT IF YOU AREN'T EVEN FROM NEW YORK CITY.
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Who's worse, Cede or Judy? in Close to Politics ·
Crotoxin said:Are you suffering from this too, or do you not consider yourself part of that specific American tribe?

suffering because they aren't part of it😬
Happy Birthday, Ramb! in Close to Politics ·
Happy Birthday!