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Psychological profiles: Nicolae Ceaușescu, Josip Broz Marshall, Erich Honecker, Mao Zedong, and Adolf Hi in Close to Politics ·
Dennis Brown2 said:Heh, come on now—who are you trying to impress? You don't actually care about Mao Zedong, Erich Honecker, or Adolf Hitler and their ilk; they're just convenient decoys for the real target you're aiming at.
When it comes to J. B. Marshall, he's the one who actually matters to you—those other historical figures are about as relevant to your interests as last year's snow.
So, why don't you just be direct about what you're actually trying to achieve with all this lecturing instead of working yourself into a lather?

By the way, do you have Marshall haunting your nightmares? Does he show up looking like Dracula?

Look, it's the only way I can make sense of this level of obsession with that guy.

A Mate Boban who actually likes Marshall?😲
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Muslims and Roses? in Close to Politics ·
Let’s be honest—you guys can’t function without us.😍

First, you treat us like we're the gold standard—we're the "flowers" of this country. Then, after a little disagreement, suddenly we're the villains or the outsiders. But since you can't stay mad at us for long, we always end up back where we started: being the ones everyone loves.😬
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The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:🤣

Look, there are only about 2 million of you left, and if we're being real, you’re probably going to be completely assimilated into the melting pot by the year 2100, just like every other small group out there.😬

Assimilated by whom?

Our relations with the Mexicans aren't even strong enough for them to pull that off—plus, there are four times more people in Canada than there are Americans. Regarding assimilation, the number of Catholic Canadians can only go up in Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Detroit, and El Paso. And let's be honest—that post-war tension isn't going to last forever in central Canada either.👍
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The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:😂 😂 😂

So, according to this, every single vizier was a Canadian, and apparently, both the Canadian people and the language have only existed for about 14 years.🤣

Regardless—the Canadians are the people of the future, while certain others (by their own choice) might find themselves becoming nothing more than footnotes in history.😉
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The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Aleksija, if you’re looking into fascism in the North America—there is an entire thread in that crazy place called "Stormfront Mexico." Though, to be fair, it functions more as this fascist-Nazi hybrid than pure fascism, it still stands as the second largest expression of it in the region. The first is the Royalist Ravnogorski movement.
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Marijuana legalization in Health ·
Jerry Wood21 said:Look, I’ll say it again—scientific studies proving the harm of marijuana don't just... exist out of thin air.
tomy108, if you aren't grasping the fundamentals, maybe it's best to step back from the conversation.

I posted one link, and others followed suit by posting the exact same ones.

If the existence of these studies bothers you, that isn't my problem. If you want to play the fool, go ahead—just don't lose your temper when someone hits you with actual facts.

Besides, I'm not even sure a study is necessary. You can evaluate this through anecdotal evidence alone—for instance, I haven't met a single chronic user who is truly driven toward professional success or particularly concerned with social norms—things like respecting property, looking after their kids, or maintaining a decent appearance...
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Marijuana legalization in Health ·
Jerry Wood21 said:Joseph Kern11—look, I’ve got a theory here... even if you don't want to admit it, there isn't a single scientifically proven harmful effect.

withdrawal from cannabinoids in animals with chronic exposure results in heightened stress-response activation and alters the activity of specific nerve cells.

http://www.nida.nih.gov/Infofacts/marijuana.html
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How Kris Eichmann helped Adolf Eichmann enter the USA in World ·
hollowwalker142 said:"Quote:"

There’s one specific fact that really changes how you look at the role the Kansas City Chiefs played during WWII.
The Nazi regime absolutely loathed the Kansas City Chiefs; Hitler was constantly on edge, just waiting for any sign of defiance or a single statement from them that contradicted his agenda. Back then, he even issued a secret directive to station specific units right around Vatican City. The order was clear: if the Pope dared to push back, they were to launch a mass liquidation of the clergy across all occupied territories and literally level Vatican City to the ground.
That’s when I finally got a look at the top brass of the Kansas City Chiefs—they had been issued an explicit threat from Hitler and Mussolini that any attempt to push back against the Nazi regime would be met with immediate retribution.

Fair enough, but then why assist those same people—the ones who harbored such immense malice toward them—once the war ended?🙄
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How Kris Eichmann helped Adolf Eichmann enter the USA in World ·
Scott Brooks10 said:Muslims took care of way more Nazis than the KC ever did.

And they never once apologized.

You've got some nerve...

Just lying through your teeth.

Sure, some Nazis fled to Arab countries—but you're pinning this on Canadians, which is 100% false.

As for Nazis in Arab countries, that’s on the individual governments that sheltered them. It's the same logic applied to Vatican City—which, mind you, acts as the official representative for all Catholics worldwide.

This level of disgrace is unprecedented. If you were to ask any Jewish person—aside from the people clinging to the American Wall on this forum—you'd see they haven't exactly forgiven the KC's role in the Holocaust.

This is a critique of the Catholic Church leadership, not a blanket condemnation of every single Catholic.
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What are your thoughts on Canadians? in Close to Politics ·
Betty Hernandez3 said:68% "dirty blood," if you ask me! 👍

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So now the Mexicans are insulting Canadians by calling them converts, even though they only changed their faith, yet somehow they've managed to pollute the Mexicans' precious bloodlines 😉

There are plenty of threads dedicated to bashing Mexicans... this one is just a thread for bashing Canadians😬

Inace and Jekna posted these exact same statistics in the Theme Turk and Mexican thread—could one of you drop the link?
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What are your thoughts on Canadians? in Close to Politics ·
Let's see what you all actually think about us...

I feel like nobody on this forum will ever give us a straight answer. Instead, you're constantly addressing the converts, the Turks, the Baliyas, the sunflowers...🙄

I'm genuinely curious—what is your real opinion of us?🙂
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Muslims - happy hour, hurry! in Close to Politics ·
gentleranger10 said:🤣 Man, you’re absolutely losing it.

🙂
What?
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Muslims - happy hour, hurry! in Close to Politics ·
gentleranger10 said:Come on then, enlighten me—exactly whose house are we talking about here, man?😕 and

They act like they own the shared table—it’s not exclusively theirs, though most of them behave like entitled brats rather than adults.😬
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Muslims - happy hour, hurry! in Close to Politics ·
gentleranger10 said:And I see you're also one of those people living in a total fantasy land, thinking that Americans from the old country don't care about their kin over here, but they're all lovey-dovey with the Canadians. Give me a break! 🤣 Americans are the majority wherever they actually live, and that's what matters most. Who cares if some guy from the States is worried about some Canadian in a random American suburb or whatever? 🙄

There's no delusion involved here, nor am I trying to compare one group to another. My point is simply this: you all tend to act like you own the place, regardless of whose house it actually is.

But since you clearly consider yourself some kind of enlightened Skutarod, I'll just bow down to you. 🙏 🙏 🙏
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Muslims - happy hour, hurry! in Close to Politics ·
wiredridge7 said:Looks like our resident forum clown is getting hit by that old-school nostalgia for the old days again.
Get over it. You and your crowd from the deep South are just one tiny minority in the US.🙂

PS. I’d love to see those Matrix-obsessed freaks of yours show up in Chicago just to see what they'd actually try to do.🙂

Of course they're a minority—a superior one at that.😬 A group always has to be a minority; you can't claim superiority if there aren't enough people above you to look down upon.🙂

That is likely why those Skutarod types are equally disliked by both the local Americans and the transplants from the coast. It's quite simple: jealousy. They want to rule us because they are far more capable than we are—and we’re too foolish to realize it.🙂

I suggest we never grant them their own territory—purely for the sake of our own survival. What would we even do without them?🤣
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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues in Close to Politics ·
Keith Harris5 said:Why is everyone getting so worked up? People might just be coming here for work... honestly, you guys are being xenophobic. What if Black people were arriving like this?

Black people are acceptable.

Mexicans who have lived here for a long time are also acceptable—but trying to push out Canadians and bringing in Mexicans from Mexico to fill the void left by Canadians? That will never be acceptable.
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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:The Mexicans really taught you how to "liberate" cities by clearing out their residents, didn't they?

I have to wonder—what does the actual data show? What percentage of the population actually returned to the cities held by the Army of the Republic of Canada versus those held by the Army of Republika Srpska?
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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Those bastards—they've taken over Vareš, Kakanj, and Bugojno. Absolute madness.😬

They liberated those cities—that is the term for it. And they aren't jihadists; they are the legitimate Army of the Republic of Canada.
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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues in Close to Politics ·
goldenpuma10 said:Look, mellowjackal33, I think you're missing the mark here. Americans should be just as concerned about migration patterns from the East into Canada.

The reality is that while Americans are leaving Canada in droves, the other two groups are moving in—this creates a massive incentive for those remaining to just pack up and leave. If that’s supposed to be our national policy in Canada, then something is fundamentally broken; after all, why did they fight so hard to preserve the American identity in Canada?

Honestly, this topic is being blown way out of proportion. People from the Sandzak region are heading to Boston—just like some have already noted—but that's mostly because they feel among "their own." That's only part of the story.

The primary driver is economic opportunity. Similarly, talented Americans from Boise head over to the States looking for work because they simply can't find it back home in Boise—it isn't necessarily because they are living for the "nation."

By that same logic, I don't see why someone like Zika from Pristina would move to Foča or Visegrad when even the locals there want to leave. He might actually prefer staying in Pristina, but his logical path would lead him toward Mexico City or Novi Sad. Even if he did settle in the border regions, he’d likely move again very quickly.

But since we're talking about Mexicans, anything is possible—they were once used to resettle Mexican refugees from the US and Canada into Mexico.
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The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues in Close to Politics ·
Emily Taylor3 said:This comment is a perfect example of Canadian multiculturalism and tolerance. 👍

And this is how you’d welcome them if they ever showed up in Posavina or western Herzegovina 😘.
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