Posts by Robin Mendoza6

Jerry Wood5 said:Alright then, why don't you give me the names and specific combat paths of those Mexicans who were out there defending America? ☕ I mean, if you lost, you're entitled to be bitter—isn't that right, Robin Mendoza6?😉

It seems like you and everyone else sharing your views are just dead set against making the veteran registry public... ☕

dustypuma5 said:It’s just because right-wing voters aren't backing the Republican Party. They realized it's basically just a faction of the Democratic Party.

If they actually have someone worth voting for next time, the right will probably take over again... maybe this time it won't be fake-right like the Republicans. 🙂

Keep dreaming about a left-wing America. It'll only happen if there's a real left-wing party out there actually fighting for the National Interest. I might even vote for something like that, I guess. 😉

There’s really only one right-wing party in Congress—the Libertarian Party—and they barely even have a seat at the table. 😁

Jerry Wood5 said:Well, those "small groups" of American nationalists were the ones who actually beat you and your political buddies during the American Civil War—along with the insurgent militias.☕

It wasn't just the hardcore nationalists who stepped up during the war. It wasn't even just Americans defending the country; you had people from all kinds of minority backgrounds picking up rifles and fighting right alongside them.
So, look, just don't go talking nonsense.

dustypuma5 said:No way. The right is still the majority anyway. But I guess you guys managed to mess them up a bit with some "divide and conquer" operation.

But even if you have a solid right wing, the Democratic Party is never going to take power. The right in America holds about 45% of the room.

Do you honestly think that by tanking the Republican Party, those people will just vanish or suddenly start voting for the Democrats?
Keep dreaming...

The Democratic Party has already held power before—they even put Josipović in the White House—and according to every poll out there, they’re the strongest party. What are you even talking about? 🤦

neonhound18 said:One shouldn't act surprised, though, if the Z4 plan somehow resurfaces in a few years, or if America finds itself forced to pay war reparations to Mexico and Canada, ultimately facing condemnation for the collapse of America and the genocide against Mexicans and Canadians.😠

What are you even talking about with this Z4 nonsense? Wake up.

dustypuma5 said:...all thanks to Mislav Bago's expert advice.

Honestly, maybe this country shouldn't even exist if this is what the majority looks like...
😁

Why? Because the name of the state doesn't matter to them; all they care about is staying in power. ☕

Charles Lopez3 said:Democracy isn't perfect, but it’s still the best system we've got.

What you and your crowd are really looking for is a nationalist dictatorship, but let's be real: that's never going to happen. ☕

Just one tiny correction here—you're actually living in an elitocracy right now.
It's a pretty small distinction, really. 🤣
Look, I already admitted that democracy isn't perfect.

But along with democracy, we got capitalism, which is clearly working in our favor.
So, regardless of how you label the system or what you call the country—the right wing will always be the ones pulling the strings. 😁

dustypuma5 said:I honestly don't see what the issue is with Jović's position.
As for Bago... look, Josipović is clearly the most popular politician based on every damn poll out there.

That’s exactly the point. You and people like you are the actual problem with this country. It’s not Mexicans, or Britons, or extremists, or Germans, or Muslims, or even Obama—it’s you guys...

The ones who'd sell your own soul for pennies to the first person who comes along...

It's a tough fix, I guess, because it's part of US. Unfortunately.

But whatever, everything will work itself out eventually. 🙂
We’re the majority, and we make the calls. That’s just how democracy works. Long live Ivo Josipović! 👍

Jerry Wood5 said:I honestly don't see what the issue is with Jović's position.
As for Bago... look, Josipović is clearly the most popular politician based on every damn poll out there.

Oh, please—forget those polls. You know how it goes; it’s just housewives answering the phone in between episodes of their favorite soap operas.😁
Every single poll leading up to the election suggested Josipović would take the presidency—and he did, much to the chagrin of a small group of American nationalists. ☕

Jerry Wood5 said:Yeah, we're talking about the Republican Party that handed Gotovina over to the Hague.

Actually, the law regarding cooperation with the Hague was signed by the Democratic Party government.👎
Back in 2007, the Democratic Party was trailing behind the Republican Party in the elections. Fast forward to today, and according to every single poll out there, they’ve surged ahead to become the number one party. ☕

Rebecca Roberts3 said:Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕

Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
It’s because most citizens in America possess a herd mentality—it's always "us" versus "them."

People vote out of pure inertia:

- those who identify as "patriots," conservatives, or right-wingers cast their votes for the Republican Party,
- while those who see themselves as "Americans," leftists, or old-school partisans vote for the Democratic Party;

yet neither side realizes—or perhaps chooses to ignore—that these aren't ideological factions, but rather a clientelist gang fighting solely for their own seats and bank accounts.

How can a conservative justify voting for a party that pushes them toward a supranational superstate designed to strip away sovereignty and erase national and cultural identity?

And how can a leftist support the very same entity, which functions as a dictatorship of big capital, stripping away workers' rights and driving people into debt slavery?

The worst part is hearing people say, "I've voted for the Republican Party (or the Democratic Party) in every election, so I'll do it again." 😠 This isn't like supporting Dinamo or Hajduk where you cheer regardless of the score. This concerns your life and the future of your children. If you have concluded they are thieves, punish them at the ballot box.
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
It’s because most citizens in America possess a herd mentality—it's always "us" versus "them."

People vote out of pure inertia:

- those who identify as "patriots," conservatives, or right-wingers cast their votes for the Republican Party,
- while those who see themselves as "Americans," leftists, or old-school partisans vote for the Democratic Party;

yet neither side realizes—or perhaps chooses to ignore—that these aren't ideological factions, but rather a clientelist gang fighting solely for their own seats and bank accounts.

How can a conservative justify voting for a party that pushes them toward a supranational superstate designed to strip away sovereignty and erase national and cultural identity?

And how can a leftist support the very same entity, which functions as a dictatorship of big capital, stripping away workers' rights and driving people into debt slavery?

The worst part is hearing people say, "I've voted for the Republican Party (or the Democratic Party) in every election, so I'll do it again." 😠 This isn't like supporting Dinamo or Hajduk where you cheer regardless of the score. This concerns your life and the future of your children. If you have concluded they are thieves, punish them at the ballot box.
It’s because most citizens in America possess a herd mentality—it's always "us" versus "them."

People vote out of pure inertia:

- those who identify as "patriots," conservatives, or right-wingers cast their votes for the Republican Party,
- while those who see themselves as "Americans," leftists, or old-school partisans vote for the Democratic Party;

yet neither side realizes—or perhaps chooses to ignore—that these aren't ideological factions, but rather a clientelist gang fighting solely for their own seats and bank accounts.

How can a conservative justify voting for a party that pushes them toward a supranational superstate designed to strip away sovereignty and erase national and cultural identity?

And how can a leftist support the very same entity, which functions as a dictatorship of big capital, stripping away workers' rights and driving people into debt slavery?

The worst part is hearing people say, "I've voted for the Republican Party (or the Democratic Party) in every election, so I'll do it again." 😠 This isn't like supporting Dinamo or Hajduk where you cheer regardless of the score. This concerns your life and the future of your children. If you have concluded they are thieves, punish them at the ballot box.
Democracy isn't perfect, but it’s still the best system we've got.

What you and your crowd are really looking for is a nationalist dictatorship, but let's be real: that's never going to happen. ☕

dustypuma5 said:Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕

Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
You guys go ahead and vote based on whatever the polls say, then act all shocked when the President of America is getting advice from someone with this kind of mindset:

"Wouldn't it be better," Jović asks back on January 11, 2009, "to wait until all countries reach a similar level of readiness... and then admit them all at once in one big bang?"

And then you'll be wondering why the hell we hit another blockade this spring and get told: you can only join the EU alongside Mexico. If you don't like it, we don't want you...

Just keep voting however Mislav Bago tells you to. I guess if Bago were actually running my political life, I'd just end it all by setting myself on fire in the middle of Times Square... 😳
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
You guys go ahead and vote based on whatever the polls say, then act all shocked when the President of America is getting advice from someone with this kind of mindset:

"Wouldn't it be better," Jović asks back on January 11, 2009, "to wait until all countries reach a similar level of readiness... and then admit them all at once in one big bang?"

And then you'll be wondering why the hell we hit another blockade this spring and get told: you can only join the EU alongside Mexico. If you don't like it, we don't want you...

Just keep voting however Mislav Bago tells you to. I guess if Bago were actually running my political life, I'd just end it all by setting myself on fire in the middle of Times Square... 😳
You guys go ahead and vote based on whatever the polls say, then act all shocked when the President of America is getting advice from someone with this kind of mindset:

"Wouldn't it be better," Jović asks back on January 11, 2009, "to wait until all countries reach a similar level of readiness... and then admit them all at once in one big bang?"

And then you'll be wondering why the hell we hit another blockade this spring and get told: you can only join the EU alongside Mexico. If you don't like it, we don't want you...

Just keep voting however Mislav Bago tells you to. I guess if Bago were actually running my political life, I'd just end it all by setting myself on fire in the middle of Times Square... 😳
I honestly don't see what the issue is with Jović's position.
As for Bago... look, Josipović is clearly the most popular politician based on every damn poll out there.

Jerry Wood5 said:Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕

Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
Before the last election, the polls were screaming that the Democrats would win by a landslide—but then the Republican Party went ahead and took it anyway. 😁
The current polling shows an almost total, overwhelming rejection from the public regarding joining the EU. I mean, Josipović must have had a hell of a time trying to explain that mess to his colleagues over in Germany.😁
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕
Before the last election, the polls were screaming that the Democrats would win by a landslide—but then the Republican Party went ahead and took it anyway. 😁
The current polling shows an almost total, overwhelming rejection from the public regarding joining the EU. I mean, Josipović must have had a hell of a time trying to explain that mess to his colleagues over in Germany.😁
Before the last election, the polls were screaming that the Democrats would win by a landslide—but then the Republican Party went ahead and took it anyway. 😁
The current polling shows an almost total, overwhelming rejection from the public regarding joining the EU. I mean, Josipović must have had a hell of a time trying to explain that mess to his colleagues over in Germany.😁
Yeah, we're talking about the Republican Party that handed Gotovina over to the Hague.

Rebecca Roberts3 said:1) Use the referendum to block America from joining the EU.

2) Punish the current ruling parties (Republican Party and Democratic Party/Liberal Party/IDS) at the polls by voting for anti-EU alternatives.

3) Engage actively in civic life—protests, petitions, and so on.

4) Exercise self-discipline through more responsible living (avoiding debt, curbing impulsive spending, seeking extra income).

All of these are standard democratic tools.

1) Use the referendum to block America from joining the EU.

2) Punish the current ruling parties (Republican Party and Democratic Party/Liberal Party/IDS) at the polls by voting for anti-EU alternatives.

3) Engage actively in civic life—protests, petitions, and so on.

4) Exercise self-discipline through more responsible living (avoiding debt, curbing impulsive spending, seeking extra income).

All of these are standard democratic tools.
Every single poll out there shows those two options don't have any serious opposition fighting them. ☕

Jerry Wood5 said:I get that you see the bright side of the Union. 🙄 But let's be real—you guys are the ones who dragged us into this mess in the first place.👎 Personally, I think it’s going to take another Operation Desert Storm to finally clear out the fifth columnists who are trying to push us toward some new version of a unified state.☕

Look, we live in a democracy where the majority calls the shots. It sounds like you’re just part of the minority. ☕

Jerry Wood5 said:Oh, it's definitely not irrelevant. For a democracy to actually function and grow, it is absolutely vital to have conservative and neutral media outlets—just like you see in any healthy democratic nation.🙄

I just wanted to point out that in a democracy, everyone gets a vote—whether they’ve got a PhD or can barely read a menu. It doesn't matter.

By and large, when we embraced democracy, capitalism tagged along for the ride.
If anything is actually driving media editorial policy around here, it’s capital—and clearly, big money has zero interest in seeing the Republicans take control of our government.
Look, at the end of the day, it doesn't even matter what kind of system you're running or what you call the country—the right-wing crowd are always going to be nothing more than mercenaries. 😁

Jerry Wood5 said:The problem is, your average American voter isn't politically literate. Where are they supposed to get their news when the newspapers and online portals are all controlled by old-school communists, secret police types, ultranationalists, and people pining for America?🙄

In a democracy, that really doesn't matter. Honestly, if you ask me, what you're actually looking for is a nationalist dictatorship.

Jerry Wood5 said:How exactly do you plan to clean out the fifth columnists when the majority makes the calls, and the majority keeps voting for the Republican Party coalition, the Democratic Party coalition, and the rest of them?

Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
Well, draw your own conclusion. 😉
A coup d'état or a government takeover?

Jerry Wood5 said:The average American voter doesn't have a clue how politics actually works. I was chatting with some folks the other day, asking them why they’d bother voting for Jaca. Their reasoning? They think he's going to clean up the corruption within his own ranks. Honestly, they haven't got the slightest idea what's really going on. 🙄

But in a democracy, that exact same average American voter is the one calling the shots. ☕
We aren't living under some nationalist dictatorship, you know.

Jerry Wood5 said:I highly doubt the vast majority of people are actually rooting for some new America. If you look at the polls, most citizens in this country are actually against joining the EU.☕
By the way, here's a bit of news for all the old-school American nostalgics out there—browsing through Mexican forums, I can tell that they're just as thrilled about a new America as we are.😁

How exactly do you plan to clean out the fifth columnists when the majority makes the calls, and the majority keeps voting for the Republican Party coalition, the Democratic Party coalition, and the rest of them?