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The Sisak Uprising: Europe's first revolt against Nazism? in Close to Politics ·
bluecyclist64 said:No matter how you slice it, the state is always the entity that ends up screwing you over.

You're right about that. Honestly, anarchy sounds pretty good to me. It makes me think of Boris shouting "down with the king, down with the government, long live anarchy!" while Roko was out in the woods with Cicibel.😁
The Sisak Uprising: Europe's first revolt against Nazism? in Close to Politics ·
Austin Barrett5 said:But who actually tipped off the Gestapo? Hate really does destroy everything. Is there any way I can help?

Everyone was basically a servant, including the Frenchmen—those self-proclaimed "greatest anti-fascists" in occupied Europe. We shouldn't forget that the Dutch far-right was practically calling for Hitler to show up before he even intended to march there. I don't blame the Americans for supporting the NDH; at the end of the day, it was their country. A regime is one thing, but the nation is another. Isn't a nation's primary priority always its own statehood? Regimes pass, but the state remains.
The Sisak Uprising: Europe's first revolt against Nazism? in Close to Politics ·
Douglas Williams96 said:GIVE ME A BREAK. WHAT A JOKE.

Of course I'm free this week. You really think I’d prioritize some local precinct in Chicago over my hobbies😁 when there's football to watch!😁

Sorry if that sounded dumb 😁 regarding the reply 👍
The Sisak Uprising: Europe's first revolt against Nazism? in Close to Politics ·
graniteowl88 said:The fact remains: the establishment of the American state itself was a positive reality and it happened because it was the will of the people, which must be respected regardless of whether one supports democracy or not!

How can June 22, 1941, be considered the start of the anti-fascist struggle when there weren't even any German units in America at that time?

The Italians were there, and they were fascists just like us.😁 Meanwhile, the Germans were essentially socialists, much like the Soviets.😁

And our people, acting on the orders of British spies on the ground, didn't revolt against the Italians, nor did they rise up against the Germans.😁

Drop all that, graniteowl88, and tell me straight: are you actually doing anything? Forget the bickering and the semantics. When you strip everything away, it all comes down to one thing.