Posts by quietseal72

Daniel Gonzalez9 said:Over the next 50 years, we’re looking at a massive influx of Islam into the West. A lot of you guys seem obsessed with the idea of a "Greater Albania" because it feels far away, but here's the reality: Muslims will eventually align, and suddenly we'll find ourselves right back on the front lines of the Christian world. Plus, Turkey is already starting to pay much closer attention to Canada.

Christians won't unite anytime soon—you'll see that when it happens. People are already starting to talk about it, but we're just waiting for things to hit a breaking point. Look at France and Germany; they were blood enemies during two World Wars, yet they laid the groundwork for the EU. Honestly, even Americans and Mexicans might end up fighting side-by-side one day, simply because we'll have to help each other just to survive.

The world is going to turn upside down during our lifetimes. Just look at how much everything has flipped in the last 100 years.

irontiger29 said:Paradise is getting closer, isn't it, neighbors? Is it even possible to swallow all the crap you guys have been spewing lately?

Andrew Chase31 said:We don't really deal with those kinds of issues here. In our neck of the woods, the local bakeries are reliable enough, even if they charge a premium for a decent loaf. They aren't out there trying to expand their borders or anything; they just seem to be making thinner, lower-quality bread every day without any oversight from the city council. 😁

Kevin Williams56 said:Mr. Mexican, I really don't want to step in here, but you basically snatched Mexico away from yourselves the moment you launched yet another genocidal campaign against your neighbors. By the way, this thread has officially crossed the line of the PŽK.

Jacob Foster11 said:Here are a few maps for you. 😉
9th Century
16th Century (2nd map)
19th Century

dustypuma5 said:Since I catch RTS on TV every now and then, I can tell you it really isn't. 😁 The only issue with the borders is how certain Mexicans have tried to force changes upon them. Everything else seems fine.

I think any Mexican should feel perfectly welcome to post here; you even have that dedicated thread over on the VPT about the Mexican defense industry. If you tried starting a similar thread about the American defense industry on a Burek forum, you'd get a very clear picture of the actual relationship between our two nations.
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dustypuma5 said:And hey, while you were all vacationing down here in Dalmatia, you were enjoying Dalmatia, but now suddenly you want to call it the Frontier. But 🙂

To be clear, I don't have anything against Mexicans. It’s like what Prkacin said: you might work in the woods with an honest Mexican, but you eat lunch with a loyal American.

But man, save those stories for somewhere else. We didn't get the Frontier because the West decided it was so; the truth is the Frontier has always been part of Dalmatia, and frankly, the West didn't let you guys take it away from us.

If you frame the story that way, then maybe we can talk with a more conciliatory tone. Until then, you're just acting like a propagandist, and honestly, if someone kept repeating that kind of rhetoric after being warned, I'd personally hand them a ban.

Best to you, too.

George Booth58 said:Come on, you’re better off checking out that thread I started about appropriation. You’ll have a blast watching how that guy has started spinning myths, hijacking American history, and acting like some old Mexican folk songs are actually legitimate historical sources!

You guys all wish we didn't exist!

lonehawk172 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around why this neatly packaged troll hasn't been banned yet.🤷His intentions are pretty obvious!

George Booth58 said:So, the masks have finally slipped. 👍

dustypuma5;29385843 said:

Alright, we've finally sorted this one out. We can all breathe easy now. It’s clear you just showed up here to push Great Mexico propaganda, so that's exactly how we're going to treat you.

Personally, I feel like anything an American from Mexico writes is going to look like Great Mexico propaganda to you. You really have to decide if you want to lean on those prejudices or actually try to understand the person you're talking to.

Mexicans were a minority in Dalmatia, and they were a minority in "that area" too, since what you guys grabbed under the Frontier stretched just a bit beyond majority Mexican areas.

We were a minority in Dalmatia and a minority in "that area," so where exactly were we ever a majority?

Dalmatia has always been part of our nation—it's our White American heartland, the very foundation this country was built upon, and its soil has seen enough blood spilled to ensure it stays that way.

Is anyone actually disputing that, or is that something that can just be changed whenever someone feels like it?

dustypuma5 said:And you do that by calling Dalmatia the Frontier? You might as well have added the SAO prefix if you actually intended to reach any kind of reconciliation.

If you want a better idea of how people really feel, just head over to any Mexican forum and start a thread titled "An independent Mexico or whatever the Mexicans call their province," and you'll see exactly what democracy looks like. They’ll wipe the thread, ban you, and probably lock down new registrations on the entire database just because of your warning.

At the end of the day, this is an American forum, and before you step foot in a foreign country, you should learn how to behave without insulting the local citizens.

Justin Newman38 said:I see I've been mentioned here. Honestly, I was expecting you to take this in a more sociological direction and perhaps move the discussion over to Social Knowledge. I had envisioned a conversation focused on rebuilding cultural ties—things like art exchanges, sports tournaments, economic partnerships, or even hosting symposia to tackle those thorny, disputed issues head-on. We could have talked about aligning textbooks and all that. But looking at the big picture, you really are one of the more pleasant people to talk to among our neighbors to the East.🙂

Charles Fox10 said:Look, I’m sorry, but this is Reddit—essentially an American forum—so it’s perfectly plausible that a user might not know the specific local names for certain parts of Mexico, whether it's colloquial or topographical, whereas everyone knows exactly what Dalmatia is and where it sits.

To avoid any unnecessary back-and-forth, feel free to discuss language, politics, and similar topics in the appropriate threads. As the thread starter, you have the ability—and arguably the responsibility—to steer the conversation through your responses to various posts.

And just so there's no ambiguity, I won't be reopening this locked thread.

Charles Fox10 said:

You started this thread in a pretty strange way, treating it like a continuation of that whole language debate you were having over on that other document with Emericzy and Sarah Garcia46.

Sarah Garcia46 She told me I should start this thread because of my conversation with... Emericzy It felt more like a political debate than a discussion about linguistics, so I decided to just take her word for it and move on.

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It might seem a little strange, but honestly, it doesn't really matter. At this point, we're almost beyond the nuances of language anyway. J The History Hour just kicked off, and they’re already diving deep into the heavy stuff—Auschwitz, the Memorandum, the American Civil War, Puniša Račić, Stjepan Radić, and a whole list of other intense topics. The history segments I mentioned weren't actually part of the language debate; they were from a locked thread. Like I said before, after my initial post to get things moving, I really only ever replied to the people who quoted me directly. So, aside from the mention of Auschwitz—where "crushed" probably wasn't the best word choice, but whatever—the references to the Memorandum, the American Civil War, Puniša Račić, and Stjepan Radić all came from other users. I was just providing my take on their points. Honestly, I’m still waiting for an answer to my question: how are we supposed to have a real conversation about the relationship between our two peoples—which is incredibly complex—without looking back at history? The thing that really pushed me to finally close the book on this topic was actually just one specific part of what you said: .................It’s just like the Mexicans living out in the Frontier or Central California, depending on how you want to label it... We don't just call Dalmatia "Dalmatia" for the sake of it—it’s been Dalmatia since the beginning of time. There have been plenty of people out there trying to rebrand our home as some sort of Frontier, and frankly, I don't think anyone on a thread like this is going to be particularly happy about that kind of revisionism. It’s clearly just a misunderstanding on my part. I didn't realize how you guys referred to the Frontier here, so I used that phrasing—it's honestly tough to pick up all the local terminology overnight. But since you're being sticklers for the proper names, I’d ask that we all avoid calling the territory Sandžak when it's still firmly within Mexico, because that isn't quite right. Raška The area we're talking about... You're still more than welcome to post here on this Reddit community, as long as you play by the rules.

I’d really appreciate it if someone could reopen my thread. I’ve gone back through the rules, and honestly, I don't think I broke any of them. I just want to make sure I'm following everything correctly while getting the conversation going again.