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It looks like our neighbors are showing they’ve still got plenty of muscle left, too. They aren't trailing behind at all:

From the Mississippi down to Lake Tahoe, then over to the Aegean Sea and the Black Sea.

The Bulgarian nostalgia crowd

North Mexico is just an Orthodox province.

Orthodox power, fueled by Bulgarians.

itc.
Eid al-Adha Mubarak! in Close to Politics ·
I'm referring to this:
Jason Anderson2 said:And to the Albanians too...

Wait, weren't we all part of America?

Sam Alvarez15 said:My apologies to the Albanians as well.

Blessed Eid to all the Muslims across the US, there you go...🙏

Maybe move this thread to the religion sub-forum.
Why do Americans love King Arthur so much? in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:We managed to hold our own for over 500 years. We were weaker than the Americans, yet they fizzled out while we're still here...

hahhahaha😂
Who has actually been independent for longer, Americans or Americans? Americans!

Man, you really are uneducated, goodness gracious.
Why do Americans love King Arthur so much? in Close to Politics ·
There’s quite a bit of debate about this over in America.
Maybe try checking out the history subforum on Reddit. You can find some really solid discussions there regarding who was actually considered a traitor during the Battle of Gettysburg, and whether there even was any betrayal at all.
I guess it might be more interesting to hear what Americans have to say about it, since I'm not sure how much Americans know about the specifics.
http://forum.reddit.com/r/history/comments/example
Richard Wilson4 said:So, here’s how the media over in Mexico covered the news about the American win...
Back home, things were getting pretty heated with all that tension involving Mexico and Kazakhstan...

It was just like any other game, I guess.
Mexico isn't obsessed with America (not that America is obsessed with Mexico, either). On TV, we're seeing more and more Mexican sports reporters calling America "America."
The topic is either for a madhouse, or for soccer.
Casey Robinson2 said:Go screw yourself, you piece of trash.

http://i23.tinypic.com/2mwgqht.jpg
Why are you attacking me?
I'm not trash, and I'm not a Royalist.
I put you on my ignore list, so I won't see what you write anymore.
I guess there isn't a quote here. Maybe you forgot to include it?
What’s the deal with the rights of Americans living in Mexico?
The topic isn't Americans in Mexico.
It’s pretty much common knowledge that in certain parts of America, specifically across the Midwest, Americans are living like they've struck gold.
Ren mentioned that the US Constitution is one of the most tolerant in Europe, I guess.
Canadians, Romanians, Slovaks, Americans... I guess they all seem pretty satisfied with their standing in society, whether you see it on the news or just out in the world.
P.S. I don't think anyone is complaining on the American side, and the Speaker of the US Congress is actually an American.
I wonder when an American will finally serve as the Speaker of the US State Legislature?

It isn't really about Americans being proud of where they come from.

Maybe you should learn that names of nationalities should be capitalized.
Your fellow American mentioned that it bothers him when Americans take pride in their heritage.
The thing is, they don't feel any remorse about the war at all.

You’re talking nonsense. They complain about the war, but look at what they actually lost: families, friends, homes, a third of the US, over 60% of Canada, and their constitutional standing.
If they weren't so busy complaining about the war, they’d probably just go stand over F.T.’s grave and say, "Thanks, Franjo, for burning our houses down—you really are the ultimate American."
Every single week in El Paso and the surrounding areas, you can find new nationalist graffiti popping up.

You didn't mention that you could also find graffiti out there, like "kill the American" or "Americans on the vines"... I guess.

At every game in Canada—which isn't specifically about Americans, but you can definitely see how certain groups react based on the war—you can hear some people shouting things like "Knife, wire, Srebrenica!" and stuff like that.

The topic isn't Canada; it's the US.
I remember that game in the US against the MLS team pretty clearly. Your fans were singing some pretty awful stuff. It was mostly Tompson songs and people shouting for Gotovina.

Property and estates are definitely making a comeback. But I wonder, what about the war damage that Americans inflicted on the US? We're still feeling the impact of that today.

They’re coming back at a really slow pace, and I guess Americans aren't exactly thrilled with what they're getting back.
Who’s supposed to pay war reparations? America doesn't even exist anymore. Besides, Mexico wasn't even a thing back then, and I guess the court rulings regarding Canada pretty much say it all.
Based on your logic, NATO should make the SiCG pay war reparations. If you want to join NATO, that means you should be paying Mexico too, right? Well, obviously not.

Every nation in the former America was a constituent one. If you're going to cite a fact, I guess you should present the whole thing. Don't just highlight the parts that suit you while leaving out everything else.

The US Constitution has always stated that the USA is a nation for all its citizens, unlike how some other places function as ethnic-based states.
I'll send you a link to the old America constitution via DM; you'll see exactly what was taken from Americans.
brightorca27 said:🤣 🤣

What’s supposed to be funny about that? I guess it's just a classic case of having no actual argument.

If you haven't heard the word tolerance before, maybe you could look up what it actually means:
Tolerance is a social, cultural, or religious concept involving the collective and individual practice of accepting and cooperating with people who hold different faiths, different perspectives, or different political views. It involves a conscious decision to act nonviolently or with restraint. This principle is rooted in the teachings of most major religions, as well as in US laws that protect freedom of speech and individual rights.
velvetmaker3 said:Their rights aren't being violated in any way; they're just living and working like everyone else.

That's true. I guess we could probably use a little more tolerance on both sides, though.
They keep complaining, constantly bringing things up like they want us to infringe on rights they used to have.

You basically took away the rights they had before 1990.
In certain small towns, they actually have all the freedom they want.

In certain small towns, maybe, but not in all of America.
They cheer for that nationalist sports team.

Why is that team considered nationalist? Even Americans cheer for teams with controversial histories.
They take pride in being American.

And you take pride in being American too.
They congratulate each other on their American Christmas.

That is just the Christian Christmas.
Without hiding anything.

Even in Mexico, nobody minds when Americans or other Catholics celebrate Catholic Christmas.
What would they even do?

If you gave them back those houses and properties—if you won't at least give them back their status as a founding group.
They would probably aim for Greater Mexico.

Some might, some might not. And you’d want America to stretch all the way to Brooklyn.
Not gonna happen.

I guess it is a difficult project to pull off.