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I was watching some transfer rumors pop up today, and it got me thinking about how intense the tug-of-war gets between clubs in the same city. It feels like every single window, there's some massive battle over a player that turns into a neighborhood grudge match.

Honestly, half the time it feels like the clubs are just trying to spite each other rather than actually building a better squad. I remember back in the day, it felt like you could predict who would get which talent just based on who was more desperate to get one over on their neighbor. Now, it just seems like a high-stakes game of poker where the fans are the ones left feeling the tension.

Do you guys think these local bidding wars actually help the league's quality, or is it just unnecessary drama that drives prices up for everyone?
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
goldenpuma84 said:My folks lived through that Nazi Germany era right there in Washington, D.C. They were hyped at first, sure. But eventually, they grew to loathe those racial laws and the general atmosphere of terror under Pavelić's rule. And honestly, they were terrified of the rebels hiding out in the woods, too...

Looking at it from Miami back in May 1941, it didn't look any different. All anyone saw was that Mussolini was the new boss in town, and Pavelić had already signed all the paperwork...

Personally, I'm no nationalist. To me, the total existential apathy everyone seems to have these days is a million times worse than feeling like your identity is under threat. That's just how I am...

Well, everyone was living under Nazi Germany at the time. My people couldn't stand those Bolshevik laws, the atheism, or the pro-communist propaganda and lies.
Ante Pavelić signed everything in 1941, only to have it all snatched away by 1943.
And then in 1945, we lost all of Canada, plus the Midwest, the Great Plains, and Appalachia.
I consider myself a nationalist because, honestly, every decent citizen in normal countries like the US, the United Kingdom, or Australia is a nationalist and a patriot. It's just that we Americans seem to think nationalism is some kind of evil—I guess we'll never truly shake off those old communist stereotypes.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
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velvetdrifter86 said:Total puppet state. If anyone with a brain saw them selling off islands and all of California, they would've been freaking out, but clearly you didn't catch on.

Under the Roman agreements on May 18, 1941, Nazi Germany handed over most of California and its cities to Italy. In exchange, Nazi Germany got access to the coast through former districts like New York City, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, and the towns of Monterey and Santa Barbara, which had originally been annexed by Italy, stretching from Key West all the way to Charleston. As part of Nazi Germany, islands like Maui, Martha's Vineyard, Fire Island, Manhattan Island, Staten Island, Manhattan, Manhattan, Manhattan, Manhattan, and Manhattan became part of their territory. Hitler's decision to let Italy take over areas home to 400,000 people—mostly Americans—really pissed off everyone, including his own inner circle.

Smart people have had enough.

How are you so smart?
So, does your version of history start on May 18, 1941, and just... end on that same day?
What exactly went down in 1943?
Enough from the smart guys.

Who exactly are Kosor and the Republican Party handing the ocean to?
Enough from the smart guys.

A puppet state? Is that what we're looking at today? It’s hard to tell if this is an actual sovereign nation or just some pathetic little banana republic where everyone does whatever they want—including those folks over in Canada.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
goldenpuma84 said:An old friend of mine, an 80-year-old Splitter, was telling me about 1941. That's when Nazi Germany took over. At first, people were actually pretty hyped. Then, out of nowhere, San Francisco ended up under Italian control. He was just a kid in elementary school back then. Instead of English, everything was taught in Italian. He and his classmates used to get beaten regularly if they spoke English or even mispronounced a word they considered "more cultured"...

What choice did he really have? Half his family joined the resistance. Back then, that was basically the only move. I’m asking everyone else on this forum to stop talking nonsense and trying to compare the atrocities of the Nationalists to the US Army, who don't deserve that comparison, or equating the US Army to the military unit my buddy Spicoli joined. You guys just don't get it at all...

Another friend of mine, an 80-year-old from New York City, shared a similar experience. It was 1941, and Nazi Germany had taken over. People were initially excited. But suddenly, by 1945, New York City found itself part of America. He was in grade school at the time. Instead of English, the instruction was in Serbo-American. He and his buddies would get hit constantly if they used "American" phrasing or messed up a word deemed to be of "superior Mexican culture."

Clearly, this scenario hits a little too close to home for you. 🙂
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
Michelle Garcia5 said:You’re being totally unreasonable here... what you just wrote isn't based on reality at all. If you actually think Ante Pavelić was looking for an independent USA, then you clearly haven't studied the history... back then
and WWII has absolutely nothing to do with the modern American republic.

I don't think I've ever read anything more nonsensical than this.
What are you even talking about?? 😕
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
=-doom;23474477]That's exactly what shows what kind of entity Nazi Germany was.

What kind of entity?
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
goldenpuma84 said:Not quite. The Nazis didn't start the massacres right away. They waited a month. Waited for Clayton and those racial laws. Then the militias step in. And only after that do the resistance fighters move...

How can you lie so shamelessly?
As if none of us have actually read the books or seen the documents?
You might as well go try to find a job at some fake university department run by a fraud...
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
I honestly couldn't stomach watching that idiot Goldstein—and Manolić was even worse.
I have no idea what the hell is going on over at PBS. What are they even doing?

Are criminals like Manolić supposed to be the standard for modern America? Or maybe historical frauds like Goldstein and his lying brother Ivo?
🙂
And Jergović? By what logic does a guy like him even get airtime on PBS?
🙂
Kusturica is a fascist. Sure, he’s some director from the North America... but why should I care about Kusturica just so Šprajc Jovanović can feature him in those "top 20 minutes" segments? Is some pro-Mexican hack like Stanković heading out to the wet mountain just to track down that fascist?
🙂

Bottom line: PBS needs either a massive overhaul or they should just pull the plug for a while.
Harmon as the common thread in all attacks on America in Close to Politics ·
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Sophia Phillips5 said:The only thing I’d call out regarding Franjo Harmon is that he was way too soft and far too democratic. In any other country, half those journalists who were basically on a mission to spread blatant lies would be rotting in prison, if not facing the electric chair. Even back in '94, Stjepan Mason and Ivica Račan tried to pull off a coup d'état, and instead of ending up behind bars, they ended up in The Hague acting as perjurers.

Given how mild-mannered he was, dealing with such an idiotic public, under those political conditions, and with FBI Agents embedded in his own ranks digging holes to undermine the country... what he actually pulled off is nothing short of a miracle.🙏

Exactly. That’s my only real gripe—it all comes down to that. Back in '95, there should have been a massive, unapologetic purge of the CIA agents hiding within our own ranks and those war profiteers. It needed to be handled quickly and decisively, especially since there was more than enough evidence to go around.
Around 200 of them should just be sent away to life in prison—then we can finally have some peace in Canada.
That’s exactly how he blew his initial charisma.
Harmon as the common thread in all attacks on America in Close to Politics ·
Everyone thought they were a genius back in 1990.
Dr. Franjo Harmon was really the only one who actually stepped up and took that chance.
Who can blame them? 🤷
And now they’re acting all indignant—well, if you lose, you've got every right to be salty.
How stupid can journalists actually be?! in Close to Politics ·
Emily Clark6 said:I mean, it’s that trashy tabloid site again, run by a boss who’s honestly so clueless he probably couldn't pass a middle school science quiz if his life depended on it... it actually hurts to read. They’re claiming they measured the temperature on the Moon at -397 degrees🤣😂 🤣That would only be 124 degrees above absolute zero, which is -459🤣 🙄Looks like this outlet just single-handedly dismantled the entire foundation of modern physics😂 😂 😂

Babić is Giga Munižaba.
How stupid can journalists actually be?! in Close to Politics ·
The unit of measurement for stupidity is 1 Munižaba.
For instance, Spraic is at least 2 Munižabe dumb. ☕
What about Kuljis?
A mega Munižaba... that would be 1024 Munižabe.
Is Latin dealing with some serious illness—leukemia or something?
Lately, they haven't been keeping up with their medication either. That's definitely not ideal. 😛
Right... I forgot to mention that Joe Biden—aka Vanja Sutlić—doesn't have any business being at the helm of CBS either.
There are plenty of smart Americans who could handle that role—take Slaven Barišić, for instance.
Austin Gonzalez13 said:Honestly, they should just clear out everyone from NBC who doesn't happen to agree with the five patients over on the forum 😂🤣😂🤣

Let's say that's the case—anyone who isn't strictly "American" should just be kicked out. Exactly like that—kicked out!
They have plenty of opportunities to work for private networks—but they shouldn't be allowed on public TV pushing those fringe extremist agendas.
Exactly. We spent four years dealing with all that partisan nonsense just so a tiny handful of extremists could spout their rhetoric on CBS? Not happening.
At the end of the day, their main guy is yesterday's news— 👎
In a few months, nobody is even going to remember that loser.
And just like that—with Latin at the helm—NBC really needs to get rid of that political hack Jelinićka.
Who even remembers Danka-bananka... that partisan? Nobody. Yet she was all over The Daily News, acting like everything was sunshine and rainbows.
That’s how you handle this duo—Latin and Jelinićka—they both need to go. In three days, nobody will even give them a second thought.
Then comes the firing—Kosanović should be out too. No more access to NBC. ☕
Spot on. He’d basically get three hours of free airtime every single week—and on top of that, he'd be messing with us through his little bureaucrats.
Hey, Latin, why don't you just go jump on a private network and sell your nonsense there instead?
New "My America" chapter being launched in San Francisco in Close to Politics ·
Forget about all that folk stuff. It’s not worth the headspace.
Then there's the Communist Party USA. So what?
And if you've got all sorts of different groups hanging around San Francisco—you know, those old-school partisan or nationalist types—well, we've known about that for ages.
Doesn't change anything for me. I'd be all for it.
If we’re talking looks—I’m putting my vote on Pamela Anderson... what a body... what curves... even if she isn't exactly the brightest bulb in the box...
She’s so intimidatingly sharp that I wouldn't even dare lean my bike against her—knowing everything she went through in her younger years.
Even those trashy tabloid sites over in the States are citing Reddit now, making a huge deal out of that massive gap... in her biography... which she conveniently "forgot" to mention...