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Joshua Davis79 said:It’s pure naivety—just like a sheep going "baaaa"...
bluerider63 said:I guess this is just how things are gonna roll in the European Union from here on out. Honestly, I’m not even shocked it’s happening, but man, the sheer apathy from people living in these countries is what really gets to me. It’s like everyone’s just checked out.
Quincy:Look, the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group are definitely real things, but that doesn't mean you can't have a little fun poking at them with some irony. How am I even supposed to put a label on it...? ☕
I guess I'm just out here drifting through the chaos again, watching everything fall apart while everyone else pretends things are fine. Just another day in this beautiful mess. says:
First you've got the Klingons moving in, and once they're settled, Mladen Schwartz shows up to finish the job.☕
Joshua Davis79 said:Exactly. And it’s almost a requirement that any banker involved has to be part of the Bilderberg Group or the Trilateral Commission. This isn't just the twilight of democracy; we're looking at the total collapse of the process where citizens actually get to choose their own leaders. Instead of the people having a say, the Bilderbergers and Trilateralists end up hand-picking the rulers—all while following orders from big capital at the expense of the working class.
The last time things reached this boiling point, it led to the October Revolution. We'll just have to wait and see if history repeats itself this time around...
darkwolf61 said:the real heavyweights here are these forum regulars, acting all serious while nitpicking over nothing, as if they're actually making valid points... 🤷
dustyridge3 said:I'm no patriot, but what makes baseball strictly an American sport?
Noah Ross7 said:King is out here comparing a blacksmith to Babe Ruth. Unbelievable... 🙏
jadeskipper74 said:Right, because how much people in your tiny hometown like a sport is the only way to measure its actual popularity. By the way, baseball didn't evolve from cricket; it came from rounders. And besides the US, baseball is huge in Japan and pretty much all of Latin America too...
dustypanther6;31355114 said:shadowridge14 said:don't embarrass yourself. football and rugby are about as similar as tennis and ping pong...
EDIT: go learn how to rate things properly. now it looks like I'm the one getting it wrong, when I'm not. I'm not fixing this...
you're just perfect at rating!!! I'm clearly the one doing it wrong!!!!!!!!😳
guys, dustypanther6 is the expert here, unlike me who can't get anything right. he's the pro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!☕
jadeskipper74 said:Baseball pulls in more fans than handball and water polo combined... ☕
Raymond Anderson4;31350366 said:
Babe Ruth is only a legend because of the media hype...
No way, Babe was one of the greatest to ever do it.
I’d sooner say Joe Louis is the guy whose fame was driven by the press and his personal life (like that thing with Marilyn Monroe).
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Sorry man, but to me, the real legend is Ante Papak, a world champion in bocce... compared to this Ruth guy who plays a sport that barely counts as anything at all...
Who even plays that besides a bunch of Americans who ruined rugby by adding helmets and groin guards and calling it football? Total blasphemy. At least bocce is played by more than just one country...☕
Ronald Allen said:The only thing they actually care about is the PDF name change. They didn't say a word back when Mad House was running, moderated or not.
Now, some self-appointed geniuses—citing some future pro athlete's quote—are claiming that LK users have lost their constitutional right to express themselves or write in a "freer style" on this PDF... WRONG.
The topics will stay the same, and there will still be stuff that isn't "appropriate" for On the Edge of Politics, but the moderation stays exactly as it always has.
People are just picking a fight over nothing. It would be boring if they didn't...