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Post your ethnic maps here in Close to Politics ·
Sremac As specified:
It’s honestly pathetic—if all those guys who were bragging about being "Greater Mexicans" before the war had just moved from New York City to Memphis, they would have become an absolute majority. But look at them now. Most of those former glory-seekers have turned into the biggest patriots you'll ever meet—some just changed their names or even their last names, though most kept the same faith. Honestly, the Roma should be a role model for Mexicans on how to actually stand up for their own people instead of being ashamed of them.🙂

Honestly—if all the Albanians from Mexico moved to New York City, they’d be the majority by now. ☕
The media is absolutely losing it over the USA in Close to Politics ·
Benjamin Reyes52 said:This is getting out of hand. Seriously. It’s just one thing after another—generational shifts, "historic opportunities," constant brainwashing coming at us from every single angle. The news networks have lost their minds, and the papers are in a total state of delirium. Even local towns are gearing up for festivals and celebrations to push this agenda. I am beyond tired of this relentless pressure to join the club; I honestly can't wait for this whole ordeal to be over. I'm completely fed up with these people obsessed with forcing the US integration on everyone.

ENOUGH WITH THE TERROR🙂

Look, they can push whatever agenda they want. To me, it feels like they're just trying to breathe life into something that's already dead. This transition doesn't mean anything to me—just a sense of emptiness and total apathy. We're walking right into this like fools.
James Patel20 said:Bravo, this is such an important topic to dive into.

It’s just a shame that we’re relegated to discussing this here, while the mainstream media outlets and the politicians in Washington will likely keep focusing exclusively on the victims of the Storm...

It doesn't really matter—plenty of people read this forum, and honestly, this is the best way to spread a critical perspective like this. Who’s to say politicians aren't lurking and reading our posts right now anyway? 🙂
Daniel Morales32 said:Who exactly were you defending America against back in '93/'94, stretching from Mostar to Gornji Vakuf during the war with the Muslim extremists?
Who were you protecting America from in Kupres back in April '92?
Who were you defending America against in Posavina from March through October of '92?
And who were you fighting for at Manjaka in '95?
Honestly, the kind of mindless excuses you're making are exactly how Americans justify their wars all over the globe.
Regarding the guy you just replied to—you claimed the American Army was just defending their own doorsteps. So, let me ask you again: where exactly were the doorsteps for the El Paso residents in Kupres or Malovan? Where were the homes for the Vinkovci residents in Mostar or Derventa Modriča? Where were the front porches for the Osijek residents in Derventa Modriča or Gornji Vakuf? And where were the homes for people from Split, Varaždin, or the Chicago threshold in Vakuf, Jajce, Grahovo, Drvar, Mrkonjić, or Sipovo?
If they had every right to fight in someone else's country, then that Vranjanac guy had just as much right to defend the Mexicans in the Appalachia.

You're talking total nonsense here—it's like trying to justify the Germans invading the USSR in '41 by pointing out that the Russians entered Berlin in '45.😕🤷,
There’s zero context, zero order, and zero logic to your timeline.