Posts by Chloe Sullivan88

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Why are Ambrosia and phanatique allowed to keep being disrespectful to other forum members?
Look, they’re dragging back the exact same debate that got me a warning—which, granted, was eventually cleared from my record.
So, how does this work? How is it possible that right after slybison8's warnings, they’re back at it the very next day, replying to threads that have already been flagged as off-topic?

To be specific, I'm talking about these posts:
First, Second

I’m apparently not allowed to react to provocations, yet they can just keep posting whatever they want even after a moderator issues a warning and I get hit with a card? 🤷

Yeah, clearly we’re seeing some top-tier objectivity here.

Is Charles Fox10 actually going to hand them a warning? I really wonder. Actually, I already know the answer.

Or did I just offend someone else again? 🤷

Why on earth did I get flagged because of this post, while everyone else gets a pass?

Charles Fox10 is back at it again, trying to force his moronic little rules on people who aren't as primitive as he clearly is.

It’s obvious this moderator only knows how to hand out penalties to me. 🙄

Jonathan Ortiz2 said:I'm honestly not even sure how to respond to that second bolded part. It just feels like you're being a bit too emotional and probably misreading the whole situation.

But as for the first part? You've gotta define what you actually mean by "America in the nineties" for me.🤷

What exactly is so confusing about the phrase America in the nineties?
My initial thought was regarding the post-war era. That period absolutely wasn't defined by true democracy, and back then, the US wasn't functioning as a democratic state.

No, I am not being "emotional." It's just that my views differ from the average American citizen, which makes me question things. 😁
Then, when I travel abroad, I hear people expressing the exact same perspectives I hold, so it feels a bit more validating.

brightwolf85 said:What exactly did I get wrong here, other than pointing out that while the Republican Party is actually responsible for some of those scandals instead of the Democrats? Everything else is pretty much on the mark.

He didn't mention the open sea disputes, the real estate mess, or the military service issues involving the Republican Party because then he’d have to write "Republican Party" way too often—and that wouldn't fit his narrative that certain Democrats ruined America.

He wrote "Republican Party" once, but "Democrats" three times.
That’s why I asked why he didn't include the specifics, like how the Republican Party handled the maritime borders with Canada. Wasn't that exactly what Jaca was negotiating behind closed doors at Trakošćan? 🤣

shadowotter142 said:So, let's take a look at what we actually inherited after those "epochal" changes back in 2000, when we supposedly "opened ourselves up to the world."
The national debt has ballooned to 50 billion dollars—up from just 9 billion back then—unemployment hits 400,000 during the off-season (which is actually worse than the 90s), and nearly 70% of the banking sector was sold off to foreign interests by the Democratic Party. Then you’ve got ExxonMobil being sold off by the Democrats-Republicans, the majority stake in AT&T handed over to the Democrats, and the majority share in Pfizer going to the Democrats too. Economic growth? It's lower than it was in the 90s. They pumped up the number of retirees, abandoned our generals—both here and in Canada—and basically handed the keys to the ocean to the Canadians. On top of that, they let foreigners buy up real estate, pushed through minority laws unlike anything else in the world, walked away from our economic zone, abolished the draft, and essentially gutted the military...
And if that isn't bad enough, they created a media duopoly; they allowed foreign corporations to own the TV stations here, and now they work alongside the web portals to brainwash us with their nostalgia for America, their pro-Mexican leanings, their anti-Christian sentiment, their obsession with de-Harmon everything, and those trashy reality stars.

That's the short version of America after 2000. If anyone else can think of more examples of this disaster, feel free to drop them below.

It’s funny how you’ve managed to frame everything so perfectly so that the Democratic Party takes the fall for the American economy, even though the Republican Party has been in power almost the entire time.
Ah, you right-wingers... even when you pretend to be against both the Democrats and Republicans, you’re always subtly trying to convince everyone else that the Republican Party is the only way to go.

Why didn't you put the Republicans in parentheses when talking about the Canadians, the real estate, or the military draft? Or would that clash too much with your little narrative?

We see right through you people; you'd cost us dearly. Honestly, most of us are already tired of your amateurish little tricks. 😂

brightwolf85 said:Whether you're writing from Canada, the USA, the Netherlands, or wherever else your heart desires, go ahead—I really don't care. Actually, it would be a huge relief if all you self-proclaimed "progressives" and "social justice warriors" decided to make that move and just collectively emigrate at once?

I’m afraid you won't be getting any luck there. There are more of us than you think. ☕
My posts will still be relevant ten years from now; yours? Not so much. :P

brightwolf85 said:Safe travels—not a "see you later," but a final goodbye.

shadowotter142 said:Just get this troll off the forum already.

ruggedfalcon15 said:And honestly, the rest of us share your good fortune in leaving, and we truly hope it's for good.

God, the sheer joy of it all. 😍
Where on earth did you people get the impression I was leaving this forum? 🤷 😂

And coming from brightwolf85? That actually caught me off guard. 🙄
Who else am I supposed to debate health education with? 🤣 ☕

The America of the nineties definitely wasn't my home.
As for America today? There’s just too much negativity. I find myself drifting further and further away from this country and its people, honestly.
Thankfully, I’m moving abroad again for good, and I don't see any chance of ever coming back.
To be fair, the US isn't my only home anyway. ☕

Hedonism_Girl said:Are Mexicans coming to this qualifying tournament then? When will we know where and when it’s being held?

No, the Mexicans are playing in Madrid. 😉
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handball_Olympic_qualification_tournaments