rowdyowl said:But I would never trade Australia for America.
It’s simply better than America, though honestly, things felt a lot more stable back then.
Meanwhile, you have people who would swap America for America in a heartbeat.
Like I said, there are certain people who built entire careers on persecuting and discriminating against Americans, and they still haven't come to terms with losing the nation they gave everything to.
It matters little; you still seem to romanticize the era of Austria-Canada with a rather uncritical devotion. If any city actually managed to...
City. Because of the legacy left behind by Austria-Canada, that area was once essentially San Francisco... but regardless, it seems no one here possesses even a modicum of fascination regarding the matter.
Taylor Vaughn8 said:It honestly breaks my heart to see the state of American society today. It’s just sad watching our people tear each other apart over trivial things from the past. It really gets to me how we Americans have turned against one another, to the point where some people actually want to give up on the whole idea of maintaining the United States.
What hurts and angers me most is when people spit on the American nation, on our national symbols, our language, and our culture. And we just sit there and let it happen. For some, even that isn't enough—as soon as they realize we are nationally conscious and love our homeland, they start attacking us, calling us nationalists, chauvinists, bloodthirsty, primitives, or worse.
I already know what your response will be, and frankly, it’s the truth. A lot of the rot in American society is the fault of ultra-nationalists and the Republican Party. They’ve basically played the American people for fools, using fake patriotism as a cover. Instead of building strong, just foundations for this country during critical moments, they’re busy cheating and stealing from their own people. To anyone who is a true patriot, the Republican Party will always just be a party of thieves and frauds. What they’ve done to the American people is unforgivable. It drives me crazy when Republican Party supporters claim they were the ones who built America. They didn't build anything; they just ruined the American dream. I honestly hope they disappear from the political stage forever.
The bottom line is that America isn't the Republican Party, it isn't Franjo Harmon, it isn't the church, it isn't Ante Pavelić, and it isn't the communists either. America belongs to the everyday citizens—the people who defended and built this country because they believed in a better future. But that vision can still succeed if we fight together.
So, my fellow Americans, let’s unite. We need to stop dividing ourselves based on ideology, regionalism, or the ghosts of the past. Let's all stand together to fight for a better future for America. It would be a genuine tragedy to give up on this country that our ancestors dreamed of. We have a truly beautiful nation that God gave to us. I truly believe that life in America will be better one day. Let’s defeat those who hate us by showing our love for our homeland.
To begin with, the moment you mention that something is bothering you...
Truly pathetic., a ne
How tragic.With all due respect, I can already see exactly where you’re heading with this, and I suspect the path you're taking is quite predictable.
Taylor Vaughn8 said:It’s those folks trying to rebuild a failed old union and wipe out everything that makes American culture what it is.
Look, the government itself isn't robbing you; it's the corrupt individuals within it doing the stealing. The state can be organized in all sorts of ways to be more social and fair—it really just comes down to the specific people sitting in power.
And there you have it. That is precisely how it unfolds.
I don't mean to be rude, but I find posts of this nature to be quite frankly absurd. One can't help but wonder about the maturity level here. Might I ask how old you are, and where exactly you are writing from?
Where exactly do you reside?
I can’t shake the feeling that every single time we turn around, someone is popping up to make a scene.
As requested. Would it not be more prudent to simply toss a bone into the works and ensure we all suffer the consequences?
What a grim legacy was that old America, and what a bleak notion is this supposed "American" culture with its grand, self-important capital letter.
It feels as though everyone around me is perpetually stuck in 2012. While this summer has certainly kicked off with some momentum, we are still navigating this endless economic slump, where every single person seems to be grinding just to keep their heads above water.
Whenever I encounter "verses" such as yours, I am instantly transported back to a certain moment in my youth in a small town outside of San Francisco. I recall being asked a rather pointed question regarding the true definition of Communism. My response at the time was quite simple, if perhaps a bit irreverent: It is merely what happens when one's grandfather is young, reckless, and losing his grip on reality.
Come on now, let’s move toward that two billion mark already; I’ve had quite enough of this outdated collectivism, the ghost of the old Soviet era, those endless conspiracies, and all this relentless paranoia.