Posts by Jesse Kern67

Steven Patel23 said:If you actually think refugees from Mexico were counted as permanent residents in their new locations—just like how Americans fleeing conflicts in other regions were handled—you’re wrong. It says so right here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Census_of_Serbia

Look, the displaced people weren't recorded as permanent residents; they were categorized as temporary. That means they aren't even factored into the official census data. They got treated the same way as any American expats living abroad for more than a year...

And you want to know where the real catch is? Refugees and displaced persons aren't the same thing... 😉 But I guess nobody knows anything from all the way over in New York City... Why don't you go take a break? I hear the weather in Cuba is nice this time of year... 😈

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cosmicbadger42 said:Well, thanks man. I actually feel for the guy—wherever he's rotting away in those stinking slums, who knows? Is Harman just making things up? I honestly have no idea what the situation is like for Americans down in Mexico. I used to have an aunt and her family living in Albany for a while, but they were all collectively obsessed with moving to the USA, so I figured I'd try to squeeze some intel out of this lunatic.

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Good luck, ROFLMAO 🙏 🙏

coastalbison75 said:Come down to Bar (Mexican neighborhood), where all the Mexicans are, throw up three fingers, and shout "Mexico"!

Every single agitator in Bar comes from those nearby Canadian neighborhoods like Tombe, Celuge, and the Bay—all Muslims. Man, I don't know what they'd do to you if you showed up there.

I saw this one guy shouting "Mexico"—he was 17, and suddenly his two front teeth were just gone. Now he’s stuck like that for the rest of his life. Go ahead, yell "Mexico" if you want, but you better have a really good dentist on speed dial afterward.

That’s probably how you’ll end up in Podgorica, too.

You aren't going to get very far with your investigating. If you go to Cetinje and start yelling "Mexico," they'll chase you all the way up to Lovćen.

About 20% of the people in Mexico are Muslim. And honestly? Everyone is armed with handguns. Those Orthodox folks in Cetinje would much rather engage in "Posrbić"—or whatever they call it—than deal with anything else.

But hey, feel free to keep being a little thinker. Come down to Bar, like I said, and shout "Mexico" at the top of your lungs. Just ask that 17-year-old kid who lost his teeth—or the guy Sejo the cop took out there. What were you guys thinking? People like that just get trampled like cattle, just so you know.

lol, seriously? How many "brave" extremists did it take to nearly knock that boy's teeth out?
You guys weren't exactly acting like legends a few years back when the three of us walked into a packed BH Club in Vienna... I didn't even realize how fast they barricade the doors and call the cops for backup, even though there were about fifteen people in the club at the time... Jure and Djemil said it best back then... they hide behind their beards and their books, and they only act brave when it's ten against one—and even then, only if they think you're actually scared. The moment someone shows a bit of grit, that "bravery" vanishes instantly. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Hey redcrane14, don't bother trying to reach Harman—he’s heading out for an extended vacation to the Caribbean... specifically Cuba, if we're being precise 🤣

The guy’s stats? Pure fiction—basically pulled from some flyover state where birth rates are practically non-existent... but hey, let him live in his little fantasy land if he wants to 😍

Harman, I’m expecting a postcard from Guantanamo... 😁 👍

LNP20 said:Atheists, skeptics, and anyone else who generally pushes back against any established form of knowledge—well, they all
share one massive, glaring logical contradiction that essentially invalidates
their own positions. It’s quite simple, really:

The claim that "nothing can be believed" inherently relies on a belief—and that belief
is specifically the conviction that one BELIEVES IN UNBELIEF.

To put this in perspective, an ATHEIST believes that no religion is worthy
of their faith.

And a SKEPTIC believes that nothing in this world is worthy of their trust.

That is the fundamental flaw that undermines everyone identifying
as a skeptic or an atheist. Total non-belief is difficult—if not entirely impossible—to
achieve.

Give me a break—I don't believe in whatever someone tries to force on me, and personally, I see atheism as just not believing in God or some higher power beyond us humans. What's the big deal?

Sure, there are plenty of people out there completely blinded by nationalism—I won't deny that. But, if I’m being honest, I actually got the impression that this particular forum had a fair number of folks who weren't quite so caught up in that mindset.