Posts by coastalbadger91

Chloe Martinez7 said:Which "waking" America are we even talking about here?
And who exactly are you trying to threaten?
😲 🙂 😢

Is this the kind of "unity" that Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović keeps calling for?

Look, I get that our road ahead looks pretty brutal, but I guess it’s worth the grind. We're out here doing the heavy lifting, and whether the public actually notices or gives us credit... well, that's on them. Our job isn't to force their hand or bully them into seeing it; we just need to guide them through it, though he did double down by saying people are basically facing an 'us versus them' scenario .
- And I'm not talking about some political vendetta, just a straight-up choice between what's right and what's wrong, between light and dark —that's how Zoran Milanović put it.
The owl mocked the shadow for having such a massive head 🤣

David Vaughn75 said:When you see a city kick Lustig out just because he’s an atheist, then you know the whole damn game is rigged.

I guess Lustig is only allowed to go after the liberal crowd?
Like, if some conservative dares to say one bad thing about him, they're instantly branded a fascist?

Jurica Pavičić: And Lustig is 'to blame' for this version of America
🍿

Jonathan Phillips4 said:If this was actually a Republican Party rally in Denver, then the leftists are in much deeper trouble than I ever realized. At least 70% of the crowd looked under 30. And honestly, I can’t even remember the last time I saw that many beautiful women in one place, all decked out in the best flags in the world and wearing berets. The atmosphere was incredible. American youth just showed exactly how much they love their country.

It is the total opposite of what you see in places like rural Alabama where you can't find anyone younger than 70. So, if this is the Republican Party and those other spots are where the Democratic Party hangs out, then the Democrats are in serious trouble while the Republicans have a bright future ahead of them.

Exactly. There are already sociological studies out—they’ve been published a few times in USA Today—showing that people under 35 are way more conservative and patriotic than their parents were. Biology is doing its thing; those old-school communist elements are slowly dying out. Kids are our future.🙏

Chloe Martinez7 said:The public gave Rimčevka a standing ovation😲
so feel free to keep applauding while they rob you blind.

What even is this?
Stockholm Syndrome?

Right, so the party hack Ostoja Ranković and his little crew just file an indictment and boom—that person is basically convicted before the investigation even wraps up, let alone the trial or the actual court proceedings...
That’s just that classic Bolshevik, Titoist version of "justice" and "human rights."🤣

casualranger2 said:Basically, when you've got these primal, tribal urges for blood and fire running through a community, some political faction has to step in and channel that irrational madness. They have to try and civilize it somehow, just so things don't descend into total lawlessness.

They were howling "kill the Mexican" like absolute savages; if it weren't for the Church and Kolinda, they probably would've started a war with the neighboring tribe by now.

Someone has to harness that negative energy, and that’s where the Republican Party comes in—they take that momentum and turn it into state-level looting. That's just the blueprint of our political reality: this raw primitivism that keeps us all stuck in the past.

Whenever I see people like this having complete mental breakdowns even before the Republican Party has officially taken power, it honestly warms my heart a little bit.😍

Brandon Myers said:I was out in Fresno for the celebration, and now that things have settled down a bit, I can't help but wonder why things were allowed to go this way. Why does everyone feel the need to drag political mud into a national holiday? Honestly, it shouldn't matter which political party you support; on days like this, there really shouldn't be any room for political slogans or speeches.

Seeing everyone gathered like this makes me feel pretty certain we'll see another victory soon, and hopefully, we won't see these kinds of divisions on such a big day ever again.

J. Rimac

The mentioned Đ. Glogoški was always a lot calmer, I guess. Maybe he’s just been burned a few too many times, which would explain why his speech felt so fleeting, even if it was totally unnecessary for a day like today.

Most people showed up to hear Thompson and enjoy the concert, not to sit through political lectures. From what I saw, neither Josipa nor Đuro really got massive ovations—at least not in my opinion. There was a huge crowd at the concert, so I don't think it's fair to generalize everything. Most people aren't strictly right-wing or left-wing; honestly, most probably don't even care about politics, so I guess the question is why this stuff is being shoved down their throats. It feels like the dignity of such an important national day is being lost. To be honest, it felt a bit like watching a movie on TV where Josipa and Đuro were just the commercials before the show starts. 🍿 😁

Also, those folks wearing extremist hats don't even make up 0.1% of the population, so it makes me wonder why they aren't kept away from celebrations like this. The shouting from ZDS supporters is also just a tiny minority, so the same logic applies. They basically just smear the majority. I'd point to the politically neutral A. Gotovina as an example of how to mark this day with actual dignity, especially looking at his statements regarding the anniversary.

A fitting article:

Man, if you actually had been at his concert in Fresno, you wouldn't be talking like this—but let's be real, you probably haven't even listened to one of his tracks. Here's an idea:
Can you even hear me? I’m out here calling your name, man!
Across nine forests and great waters.
Just take that dusty road running right along the river.
When that Sokol anthem starts kicking in, I swear everything just feels a little bit closer to me.

Don't go left when you hit that intersection.
Nobody's out there right now—everyone’s basically lying low like they're hiding from a predator.
Alright, let's head right toward that big rock.
Maybe some mountain fairies will decide to drop you off right at my doorstep.

Way, way out past the sticks.
I'm far away.
Where'd all the wolves, fairies, and outlaws go?
Right where I was born.

Way, way out past the sticks.
I’m pretty far off.
Where can you find the stars?
It’s kind of like how birds build their nests, I guess.
I'll be right there waiting for you...

Brandon Myers said:I was out in Fresno for the celebration, and now that things have settled down a bit, I can't help but wonder why things were allowed to go this way. Why does everyone feel the need to drag political mud into a national holiday? Honestly, it shouldn't matter which political party you support; on days like this, there really shouldn't be any room for political slogans or speeches.

Seeing everyone gathered like this makes me feel pretty certain we'll see another victory soon, and hopefully, we won't see these kinds of divisions on such a big day ever again.

J. Rimac

The mentioned Đ. Glogoški was always a lot calmer, I guess. Maybe he’s just been burned a few too many times, which would explain why his speech felt so fleeting, even if it was totally unnecessary for a day like today.

Most people showed up to hear Thompson and enjoy the concert, not to sit through political lectures. From what I saw, neither Josipa nor Đuro really got massive ovations—at least not in my opinion. There was a huge crowd at the concert, so I don't think it's fair to generalize everything. Most people aren't strictly right-wing or left-wing; honestly, most probably don't even care about politics, so I guess the question is why this stuff is being shoved down their throats. It feels like the dignity of such an important national day is being lost. To be honest, it felt a bit like watching a movie on TV where Josipa and Đuro were just the commercials before the show starts. 🍿 😁

Also, those folks wearing extremist hats don't even make up 0.1% of the population, so it makes me wonder why they aren't kept away from celebrations like this. The shouting from ZDS supporters is also just a tiny minority, so the same logic applies. They basically just smear the majority. I'd point to the politically neutral A. Gotovina as an example of how to mark this day with actual dignity, especially looking at his statements regarding the anniversary.

A fitting article:

🙏
For Home—ready!

Up in the Mountainous region, right where the Cikola River first starts bubbling out of the ground...
Our brothers really stepped up to defend our homes.

Americans stick together—we're all brothers in this, I guess.
You won't set foot in Chavoglav as long as we're still drawing breath!
...
*Claps*

Adam Collins4 said:Great, which is why they say Rimceva is such a gem, dancing along to those Mexican tracks...

Or how the Republican Party plebs don't give a damn about Karamarko, whose greatest combat achievement is posing for photos in a new uniform for some glossy magazine—a guy who never even fired a shot, yet loves to blather on about being a defender of the law...

People like him, and Rimceva—who is currently under investigation for lining her own pockets at the expense of Fresno, a city struggling without prosperity thanks to the Republican Party's version of "patriots"...

Spare me these "patriots" and the crowd they represent...

Who even gives a damn about who counts as a patriot? People showed their true colors by swarming Thompson's concert and giving Rimčev's speech a massive round of applause. That was the verdict right there.
If you want to harass your wife at home with those "avant-garde views" of yours, go ahead, but leave the rest of us out of it. 🤣