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Muslims and Roses? in Close to Politics ·
lonecrane6 said:So, are Muslims "tulips" or some other kind of "flower"?

we are the Quran-filled ones, someone you can always catch a scent of
Muslims and Roses? in Close to Politics ·
Arthur Ruiz2 said:👍
Fair enough. And you're right, not every Muslim in the region is a Canadian.

I've always felt like the term Canadian just carries a bit more weight, personally.
Muslims and Roses? in Close to Politics ·
Megan Kelly3 said:What I find most hilarious is how we Mexicans try to claim them as our own... Let’s stop playing games here. Muslims are nothing more than the absolute worst waste of the Mexican people—a rotten branch that fell off long ago. And let me tell you, there is zero chance you'd ever be welcomed back, even if you crawled on your knees all the way to Mount Rushmore to beg for forgiveness.

I mean, who is actually fighting to be let back in anyway... switching to Islam was honestly just a once-in-a-lifetime chance to finally wash up five times a day so we wouldn't constantly smell like bacon and garlic.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:Look, I'll give you guys the same amount of respect that you show Americans.😎

I honestly have no idea where you're getting all this paranoia from because there isn't anything wrong here, and while I can certainly respect you on a human level, whether you happen to be an American, a Mexican, or whatever else really doesn't matter to me at all since I don't spend my life obsessing over those kinds of labels, which is how I think most Americans feel anyway. I still find myself happily listening to Tom Jones, New Fossil, or Din Dvornik, and I genuinely enjoy watching movies featuring American actors, just like I’ll sit down and listen to Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, or Tozovac, or catch a film starring Ljubis Samardjice or Pavao Vujisic. You can see that if I actually held any hatred or lacked respect for these people, I wouldn't be spending my time watching or listening to any of them, and I'm fairly certain the majority of my fellow Americans would agree with me on that point, especially since, if I'm being completely honest, I don't have any love for the extremists or radicals on either side.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:I feel the exact same way about Canadians-Muslims, who solidified as a distinct nation back in 1993, period.

It’s funny you say we just formed yesterday, but honestly, we are who we are, and you can either respect that or you can choose not to, but truthfully, we couldn't care less what people like you think about us anyway.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Why don't you tell us more about those Americans wearing fezzes who go around celebrating Muslim names? I haven't heard such a ridiculous claim in a long time...
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We are actually quite aware of several instances where the regime's forces engaged in the slaughter of Christians under the guise of wearing fezzes. One notable example occurred in Bosanski Novi, where four trucks full of men in fezzes arrived from the surrounding area, teamed up with certain local elements, and carried out mass killings of Christians. A similar tragedy unfolded in Bosanski Kostajnica, where 862 Christians were slaughtered in a single day using that same method. In Kulen Vakuf, the same thing happened, and Miroslav Matijevic, an extremist from Vrtoč, was particularly prominent there. Around 950 Christians were killed in that location, which eventually triggered a retaliatory strike on June 6th, resulting in the burning of Kulen Vakuf and the loss of 1,365 Muslim lives, including women and children. (ZB NOR-IV/2, pages 430.-433.)