Posts by Jose Carter2

All set. Unfortunately, we have no clue where Pizvo is hiding—he was far too preoccupied with saving the world of PDFs...

Moderators, supermods, and admins. You can apply for a moderator position here 😛

Jokes aside, if you have a good relationship with someone on the team, they might be able to pull some info from the database for you...

You could call voters from any political party shallow if you wanted to...

Good grief, that’s no different from someone insulting Mason’s or Gotovac's voters.

There’s no chauvinism here, though it is a shame we don't have more local regional slang left to describe America and Americans.

So, you’re actually suggesting that using dialect from one part of the country to describe all Americans and the US is somehow a form of mockery? 🤦

I used to send warnings via private message, but even now, about 80% of the time when I'm handling packaging, I’ll include a brief note explaining why the box is being used. It’s just impossible to give everyone an individual explanation, especially when things get backed up and you end up having to delete 10 or 11 posts all at once...

PDF - close to politics

Topic: Political correctness - general discussion.

We'll see how things unfold...

Using derogatory nicknames for politicians would be like someone calling Kamala Harris, say, Kermit or Piggy.

The post in question is just a legitimate opinion that any user has the right to share on the Forum.

I stick strictly to American music, and I honestly can't wrap my head around why anyone would want radio stations broadcasting prayer calls from mosques or...

Just wait for TTIP to be ratified and then start your business in the USA. Or honestly, just set up shop in Poland or Slovakia right now... because frankly, I'm done with this socialist, crony-filled mess we have here.

Society is nothing more than a collection of individuals. In the case of America, we’re looking at a crowd with an average IQ hovering around 90, where maybe 17% have a degree—and even those are questionable at best. It's mostly just a sea of people who are unrefined, uninformed, broke, and frankly, slow-witted...

So, I suppose you’ll just have to bend over backward to accommodate the unattractive, the ignorant, the impoverished, and the mentally deficient who make up this society and dictate its rules. 🤣

Looking good is just a nice little bonus... 🤣

My comment was about Americans in general, not specifically about the Bad Boys.
If those guys made up most of the population in New York City instead of just being your average Americans, they would have burned the whole place down by now.

I’m not one of the boys, but I’ve heard the rumors.
Then again, based on experience, I don't buy into the hearsay... I only trust what I see with my own eyes. For instance, there's this story floating around claiming I changed my identity just to join the boys...

darkranger16 said:I’ve been sitting here thinking... does anyone actually believe a Mexican is going to dominate Dynamo and American soccer forever?
I get what it means to be a hooligan, but honestly, how much dignity can a person lose before there's nothing left...
How do they even survive in their little neighborhoods, hanging out in dive bars??
They can't just hide in our shadows indefinitely...
I don't know, but it's truly a pathetic, miserable group of people calling themselves Dynamo fans.
You find all sorts among supporters, but people this low... you only encounter them once in a lifetime...

They persist because Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians are essentially nations built on empty talk and posturing...
A couple of beers at a local pub gives them enough fake confidence to claim they'll take someone down.
For most of them, making a threat is the absolute limit of their capabilities.

With exceptions, of course.

Even Mamara himself hasn't faced a serious attack; I recall him being pelted with nothing more than glass bottles.

They grab a drink at the bar and start shouting threats, acting tough... "just wait until I catch you," they say. But the moment those people actually show up, they tuck tail and run, muttering about how they'll get revenge later...

If someone were actually planning an assault, they wouldn't resort to threats. Unless they're completely delusional, you don't make noise if you want the element of surprise.

crimsonpuma23 said:Man, Andy Murray just absolutely crushed it at the US Open.
He’s out there saying this win is nothing more than the direct result of putting in the hours and having the right squad behind him to make it happen.
But seriously, where does a guy even get that kind of grit?
He spent the entire tournament playing like a total beast, proving he's got that undeniable winner's DNA deep down.

Me? Yeah, I'm definitely lacking that level of confidence and discipline.
I guess those things eventually just become second nature once you actually start grinding and building the habit.
But let's be real, getting off the ground is always the hardest part. 🙂

Fake it till you make it.

Matthew Adams4 said:And I am exactly who I am behind closed doors, so I have no clue where you're getting the idea that I'm different.

It’s because she's surrounded by bitter, grumpy people who are just miserable because their own lives are falling apart. 😁

😢

Sean Cruz said:Right. They certainly used that legendary politeness to tear apart Iraq and every other country they decide is worth looting. And let’s not forget how "overly polite" they are at Guantanamo. Bravo.

There it is. That classic American mindset: Americans invaded and wrecked Iraq just to grab the oil and loot the place.

It’s funny how people ignore things like Auschwitz or the Mexican Srebrenica massacre when they can't see the proverbial tree for the forest.

The human brain just isn't wired to process the sheer chaos and complexity of the modern world, so it defaults to these little simplifications...

If you want the full picture, go read Colos by Niall Ferguson. I don't really have the energy to break it all down for you, but it covers it quite well.

Politeness isn't some byproduct of Hollywood movies (even if American culture does push that image of constant smiling)... it’s really just a trait of educated people and the upper class.... which is practically non-existent here in the States.

40% of folks barely finished elementary school
40% max with a high school diploma

Every second or third word is an insult—idiot, moron, jerk, son of a bitch, bastard, goddamn piece of shit... just endless swearing.

Angry faces, terrible diets, obesity, pure frustration, that permanent scowl... and apparently, it's all the fault of the Masons, aliens, evil bankers, wicked capitalists, those guys over there, those guys over here...

"Where the hell are you going, you prick?" I remember being in the USA and getting annoyed because these "stupid" Americans were constantly smiling at me. I was thinking, damn it, why are you grinning like you won the lottery?

Just these "clueless" Americans, acting like they're something special because they smile. God, if we actually went over there, we'd teach them a lesson. They think they've been conquered by that Rothschild guy and that his bankers rule the whole world.

But the reality is, these "stupid," polite Americans built the number one superpower in everything.
Those "brilliant," angry locals—we've just created apathetic, broken societies that do nothing but complain. We've been stuck in economic stagnation for a decade, jobs are gone, corruption is everywhere, hospitals are falling apart, and everyone is just trying to get out...

That’s just how things work around here. Politeness doesn't go far when people can barely even manage a simple "hello" without being incredibly rude...

Favoritism is everywhere you look. ☕

At its core, an entrepreneur exists to solve problems for society. We’re social creatures, after all... it's just how we're wired.

In a free market, if someone decides they'd rather hire a person they actually like instead of a highly skilled professional who's a bit difficult to deal with, that's their prerogative. They're free to make that choice.

Entrepreneurs can certainly be arrogant... but usually only when they possess those truly rare skills that the public is desperate for, or once they've successfully climbed their way through the right social circles.