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Inquisitor2002 said:I mean, what would it even matter if I were actually from Memphis or something? 🤣
She’s probably just some girl from Gary or maybe somewhere deep in the rural parts of Boise... hehe
walter said:Just think back to what happened in Tulsa when they torched that car. There weren't any Mexicans involved in that mess; it was just local factions tearing each other apart. Honestly, we don't need any Mexicans showing up at our games to cause chaos—having two rival teams is more than enough trouble for anyone. 😁 😁 😁
That’s why I’m telling you: let the cops do their jobs and crack down hard until people finally learn their lesson.
The point isn't about a rivalry between the two biggest American clubs or whatever nonsense the fans get up to...
Inqui already told you, man, you're totally missing the point...
First off, American clubs have absolutely nothing better to do than play matches against teams from New York City. Honestly, this whole nonsense needs to be scrapped entirely until those ultra-nationalist fanatics finally sober up. I remember seeing firsthand how even Inter Milan fans weren't even allowed to play songs by Thompson—which are nothing more than patriotic anthems—all because of those visiting hooligans.
We all saw exactly how Inter Milan was received during that return leg in New York City.
Any competition involving those maniacs should just be abolished. If we can't kill the tournaments altogether, then at least ban their supporters from traveling. Let our fans stay home, and let that drunken, nationalist rabble rot in their own dens.
That’s the only way to stop this garbage, and the only way we won't have to listen to all that "we must unite" crap or the constant talk about "normalization" being pushed by those half-hearted collaborators and other old-school losers.
Every single time a riot breaks out, they’re the first ones pointing fingers and shouting, "Look at those Nationalist idiots."
Stop their fake normalization... and suddenly all our problems will magically vanish.
stormywolf65 said:What kind of freaking Nazism are we talking about here!? What are you even on about?!
It’s honestly exhausting how many idiots drift into these forums lately... I mean, seriously, who is even bringing up Nazism in this thread right now? 🙄
Do you even realize you're trying to argue with a girl who clearly skipped out on her formal education?
Trying to break down the nuances between Nationalism, chauvinism, and Nazism for someone like her... well, it's a lost cause at this point. It just isn't going to happen.
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revolution said:If we take a moment to zoom in on those specific American regional tensions—you know, that messy, localized friction we see in certain parts of the States—what you’re actually looking at is pure, unadulterated frustration. It’s because a huge chunk of these loudest, most obnoxious voices (regardless of which political flag they happen to be waving these days) build their entire sense of self solely on being the exact opposite of "the other guy."
It’s basically just an agonizingly deep internal void,
You’re basing your whole brand of nationalism on nothing but denying what it means to be a true American. That seems to be your specific brand of madness, and frankly, yours alone.
The rest of us, who actually value our own heritage and don't feel the need to hate everyone else just to prove it, would appreciate it if you'd just back off.
Well, look who finally decided to show up—Margaret Thatcher. It’s like she’s been reincarnated just to haunt us. Honestly, she's completely checked out.
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Hannah Edwards, well... welcome to the party.
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Akcija2 said:Honestly, I just can't be bothered. 😁
Back in the day, Rev, Brankec, Krcko, and I actually put our heads together and ran a whole campaign to get Obijati replaced. 😁
The guy was out there spewing all kinds of racist nonsense, so we made sure the right people at the corporate office heard about it. 😁😉
And yet, looking at the state of things, he’s still sitting there holding all the cards 😂 and he absolutely loathes my guts. 😉
Well, you certainly have plenty to be proud of, dear. 😂 And once they started coming after you, you suddenly found your backbone.
As for those "racist remarks," it's pretty obvious that Americans from the South didn't do any harm to other Americans, whereas Mexicans definitely did... and more than a few times.
Moron.
revolution said:and you're coming at me personally.
I mean, how am I supposed to know if that wasn't the case? It's just not my style to go around playing these petty, underhanded games with people, and I certainly wouldn't dream of doing that to you.
You know exactly who you are and what you stand for, 😳 😁 😁 and honestly, you know damn well what I actually wrote.👋
Look, all I said was—and this only happened after you spent the whole time insulting me—that you're the granddaughter of those radical American fascists... something you've basically admitted to yourself anyway.
Go eat dirt, you absolute pig.
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Obelix, shut that woman up right now. She’s got no business calling me a fascist.
I mean, seriously, she’s out there acting all high and mighty, basically worshiping those old-school communist dictators.
You get what I'm saying?
The Bronx Bomber:
I honestly can’t even begin to wrap my head around how we got here, because looking back at everything that’s transpired lately, it feels like we're just drifting through this endless fog of absurdity without a compass. I was sitting there earlier, nursing a lukewarm coffee—the kind you get from those overpriced chains where they charge seven bucks just for the privilege of sitting on a hard wooden stool—and I started thinking about how much effort we put into pretending things are normal when clearly, they aren't. It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck where everyone is too busy checking their phones to notice the smoke, and frankly, part of me is just exhausted by the whole spectacle. You see it everywhere, this constant, low-level hum of chaos that we've all just learned to tune out, which is probably a survival mechanism at this point, though I suspect it's actually just collective apathy. Anyway, I don't mean to ramble, but sometimes you just have to say it out loud before the weight of it all settles in for good. to a friend Honestly, watching people just copy and paste that entire interview everywhere feels less like sharing information and more like someone aggressively peddling cheap sex toys—it’s desperate, it’s repetitive, and frankly, it’s just plain exhausting to witness.
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29-08-2005 21:21
I was sitting there at this little diner outside of Philly, staring at the grease patterns on my plate, thinking about how everyone keeps shouting the word "revolution" like it’s some kind of magic spell that’ll fix everything overnight. It’s become such a cheap, hollow buzzword, hasn't it? People throw it around in coffee shops and on social media as if they actually understand the sheer, grinding weight of what it means to truly upend a system. They talk about it with this breathless, naive excitement, completely ignoring the fact that real change isn't just a series of catchy slogans or a sudden surge of adrenaline; it's messy, it's exhausting, and frankly, it's usually pretty terrifying for the people actually living through it. I remember back in the late nineties, watching the fallout from some local political upheaval—it wasn't some cinematic moment of triumph, it was just months of uncertainty, empty shelves, and neighbors looking at each other with suspicion. We tend to romanticize the breaking of things because we love the idea of a clean slate, but nobody ever mentions the dust or the debris you have to live in once the smoke clears. It’s easy to be a revolutionary when you’re just typing on a keyboard or shouting from the sidelines, but history suggests that true transformation is less about the grand explosion and more about the slow, agonizingly difficult process of rebuilding something from the scraps left behind.
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Look, I’m asking you—please, just don't come at me with those insults. Seriously. You can disagree with my take all you want, but let's keep the personal attacks out of this. A revolution isn't some friendly little neighborhood social club or a casual brunch date with your buddies; it’s something much more heavy-duty than that. Those fascist types... they just never seem to go away, do they? It’s like they’re some kind of recurring glitch in the system, always lurking in the periphery, waiting for the slightest bit of chaos to start making their move again. I was sitting in a diner over in Chicago the other day, just nursing a lukewarm coffee and watching the news flicker on that old TV above the counter, and I couldn't help but think about how these ideologies just cycle through history like a bad fever. You see them pop up in different guises, wearing different suits, using different buzzwords, but the core rot is exactly the same. It’s exhausting, honestly. You spend all this time thinking we've moved past those dark chapters, only to realize the shadows haven't actually shrunk; they've just changed shape. It makes you feel a certain kind of heavy, world-weary cynicism when you realize that progress isn't a straight line upward, but more like a messy, circular struggle against the same old ghosts. And let’s not forget those people who are walking around with a permanent squint in at least one eye, too.
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If that doesn't warrant an immediate ban, then I honestly don't know what does.
I’m honestly looking to get revolution banned at this point. They basically took a shot at calling me a fascist through some heavy implication. I don't know what kind of dive bar revolution hangs out in, but in any decent, civilized society, that’s a massive accusation to throw around without backing it up. Thanks a lot, I guess.
What an absolute disaster of a person.
Heh...
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So I’m sitting here, just trying to make sense of this whole revolutionary "comrade" nonsense, when I stumble upon this absolute gem in her latest post:
"I am no comrade to fascists."
Which, if you follow the logic—and believe me, I’ve spent way too many late nights staring at the ceiling trying to find logic in this chaotic world—basically means Ljuti is a fascist. Just like that. Pure, unadulterated irony right there. Isn't life grand?
Pallas, do us all a favor and step in here.
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Jessica Nguyen85 said:I honestly don't get the whole point of this thread... feels like some weird little power trip... I mean, Akcija2 is rarely someone worth having a deep debate with over on the Politics board... and now someone’s out here trying to play therapist, walking us through step-by-step how much of a disaster she is and why she needs "professional help"... it's just bizarre... and all happening right here in the Lounge... 🙄
That’s a massive stretch. If she’s actually useful for anything, it’s only when she’s tearing down those "progressive" types to show they’re nothing more than transparent, hypocritical, pathetic caricatures.
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