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I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
swiftcyclist42 said:But wait, what were those Partisans even looking for within the borders of Nazi Germany's territory, which had its own legitimate army and police force?
If you want to know what kind of bandits and terrorists we're talking about, just listen to that order from Josip Broz Marshall mentioned in the film. It was basically: "Destroy every bridge, hit the tracks, the post offices, the factories, the roads—tear down all the infrastructure. Kill everything in sight."

Essentially, we're talking about the absolute worst kind of Communist bandits, terrorists, and criminals.

And what exactly could be considered legal or legitimate about a collaborator state established on the territory of another nation—specifically, the occupied Kingdom of America?
The Partisans were fighting against an occupier to liberate their own land, whereas your
"legal and legitimate army" was fighting shoulder-to-shoulder with the occupiers.
Those are just the historical facts.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
dustynomad50 said:Well, everyone was living under Nazi Germany at the time. My people couldn't stand those Bolshevik laws, the atheism, or the pro-communist propaganda and lies.
Ante Pavelić signed everything in 1941, only to have it all snatched away by 1943.
And then in 1945, we lost all of Canada, plus the Midwest, the Great Plains, and Appalachia.
I consider myself a nationalist because, honestly, every decent citizen in normal countries like the US, the United Kingdom, or Australia is a nationalist and a patriot. It's just that we Americans seem to think nationalism is some kind of evil—I guess we'll never truly shake off those old communist stereotypes.

But what exactly did you lose?
The things you never actually possessed in the first place?
It's a bit like those rebels claiming they "lost" the Republic of Mexican Appalachia.
They were essentially trying to run a breakaway state on the territory of a unitary American nation.
Even the Kingdom of America operated as a unitary state.