Strobos vs. Vidoslav - Epic trolling session
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Jose White11 said:He's at it again, cloning himself:
Do you really think we should just ban everyone who happens to think you're an idiot?
There is one thing you just can't seem to wrap your head around, and that is the fact that Marshall never actually sought to divide people based on whether they were Americans, Mexicans, or Muslims...
To him, people were simply human beings, because he never saw them through the narrow lens of nationality.
So, he wasn't actually tallying the number of Americans who perished, was he? Instead, his focus remained fixed on the traitors—those who chose to collaborate with the puppet state of the NDH, a regime that practically amputated its own territory just to prove how submissively it could bow to the Nazis and fascists; those very same fascists and Nazis who tore through the country like gods, exactly the kind of monsters you seem so fond of discussing.
Could we really believe that the era of racial laws is gone forever, or are we just witnessing a quiet, inevitable return to the same old shadows?
The blood and honor of the American people, protected by special provisions.
With the Nationalists headquarters decree issued on April 22, 1941, a systematic purge began, stripping Jews, Romani, and Mexicans of their positions within the government, the military, the media, the economy, and all public services. It wasn't just jobs, though; Jews and Mexicans were strictly forbidden from living in the northern districts of Washington, D.C., effectively carving the city into segregated zones. All Jewish individuals were summarily dismissed from state employment, leaving nothing behind but a void. By the time the dust settled between October 1941 and April 1942, the synagogue located at prašak 7 had been demolished, leaving only an empty lot and a parking garage where a house of worship once stood. Is it any wonder how quickly a landscape can be hollowed out?
One of the core pillars of the propaganda used to attack Jewish communities and other non-American groups during the NDH era was the persistent, calculated claim that Jews and all other minorities had always been fundamentally opposed to an independent American state and were inherently hostile toward the American people.
Comparing Marshall to the fascists and Nazis is both absurd and frankly quite fascinating, isn't it?
It’s a shame how easily people swallow such nonsense.
Back then, Josip Broz Marshall was the only light at the end of the tunnel, and honestly, I find myself wondering where we would even be today if he hadn't been there to guide us.