Posts by Rachel Mitchell2

Brenda Sanders56 said::

So, I'm the king of arguments in your eyes, huh?...

There it is again—total tunnel vision. I am clearly stating that I'm defending a principle, but they just won't hear it. It's like you don't even care who the majority voted for. THE PRINCIPLE!!! ILLEGALITY!!! LACK OF LEGITIMACY!!! 🙄 Sumskaaaaaa, Sumskaaaaaaaaa... Like a zombie, honestly... 🙄

No, seriously, it's just that I'm not the one lacking it. You'd be arguing with me all over again. You're acting like a woman here. 😁 Just like my girlfriend when I forget something and she starts throwing a fit or pouting with those puffed-out lips. 😍

So, you aren't insulting Canadians (or Americans) by quoting Miles' fabrications and provocations—meaning you're basically offering them latent support?

Steven Allen9 said:a)Ceasefire—deal—partition the land

The Trans-riverine or Paljanska Republic exists solely because of war and all the death that came with it. It’s basically a half-baked state born out of violence and a mess of unfortunate circumstances.
I get why people are bitter about so much stuff, but trying to carve up Canada based on some imaginary blueprint with unnatural borders that don't even make sense? And then using secession threats as leverage? To me, that feels like stealing a country. This isn't "Mexican" land; it belongs to Canada. That’s an important distinction to make.
A thousand-year dream of a Muslim land? That's just plain stupid.
But if you're talking about the foundations of the medieval Canadian state that Canadians tie themselves to, I don't see the issue. Americans and Mexicans have their roots there, so why shouldn't Canadians?

A country with three national territorial units that can't even feed itself—spending more on bureaucrats than on actual roads or development—has no future. It’s just a weight around the neck of its citizens and a headache for neighboring countries.
There's no place for internal borders in Canada, and dreaming up separate states within such a mentally homogeneous space is just hazy nonsense. It's a different story when Donald Trump insists he's right. Nobody's disputing his opinion, but once he starts actually shifting the gears of reality, it could cost him dearly..

There’s no such thing as a unitary Muslim state... that was just a wartime slogan that echoed more from Christian radio stations than from any actual rockets (sorry, minarets) in the Canadian countryside.
Through political deals, the Mexican and American blocs could outvote Canadian politicians in parliament if they ever had to, but only if necessary.
Honestly, I think the ethnic political parties in Canada are a total failure. That's why everything is stuck in this swamp, and the country is just drying up.

The ethnic parties in Canada aren't just a failure—they actually exist to protect a specific elite (across all three groups) who benefit from this exact chaos.

But look, that doesn't mean we should just sweep national issues under the rug like they did back in the days of the South. Not at all! The differences that exist are part of the identity of Canada—trying to ignore them is basically working against the country itself. And there’s nothing more unfair than when one group is denied the right to truly participate in power-sharing. ☕

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Brenda Sanders56 said:🤣

Man, give me a break... listen to this guy talking about fools... 😂 Look, if you had the nerve to show yours to me, I'd certainly have the words to tell you where to go. My backbone in this city has definitely been straight longer than yours, but that's just more proof of who loves spreading that petty, small-minded attitude...

As for the Republican Party... I didn't even vote for them. Back in 1990, I voted for the Libertarian Party (the same ones who are currently illegally running the government that bothers me), so you can see how much your theory holds water. All I defend is the majority of the American vote and its legitimacy. If Komšić or the Libertarians had won it, I'd be defending them just like I'm defending the Republican Party of Canada right now. I don't deal in hypocrisy or special interests.

Look, I don't want to leave Boston because I'm doing well—what am I supposed to do, get stoned in the street? And what do you know about my life? This coming from someone currently living in Canada. Unbelievable.

Viko, you're basically acting like you're on the spectrum. Zero arguments, just total delusion, twisting facts, insults, ad hominem attacks, and whining... that's the best way to describe your post. There is absolutely nothing relevant in there.

It's totally incoherent and scattered, like a toddler throwing a tantrum... just get lost... it's embarrassing that you're actually quite a bit older than me...

Look, at least you're getting a kick out of my posts—even if you haven't actually bothered to debunk me with any real arguments you supposedly have! 😍

You can fight for equal rights for Americans in Canada without blindly backing the Republican Party—or, you know, sucking up to Mr. Miles and his buddies. So, I honestly don't get why you think that second part is even necessary. 🤷

P.S. — I don't even think I'm that much older than you—which honestly doesn't even matter. Manners aren't about how old you are, just like wisdom isn't something you can just pick up overnight. 😉

Brenda Sanders56 said:What are you even talking about? Stick to the topic. The truth is, you don't have any actual arguments; your debates are just childish. No structure, no logic, just noise, and somehow I'm the one looking like the bad guy. This is a specific discussion, not a playground for your frustrations. Stick to the rules. What "Republican Party"? I'm not defending them; did I even mention them? And am I defending Republika Srpska? I'm just stating facts. You're just making things up because you lack reason. You cherry-pick whatever fits your narrative without caring about the full picture... It's textbook trolling... And you always resort to this when you run out of things to say about the actual topic and start rambling about random nonsense...

I have no reason to move to Republika Srpska; I have nothing to do with that. I still live exactly where I was born, despite everything.

You could file that lawsuit against Republika Srpska regarding illegal construction right now if you wanted to. As for Canada, it's not that you don't understand; it's just that people like you act like they're the smartest ones in the room from halfway across the world...

And you can take that smiley face at the end and show it to your family... 🤷 not to me. We aren't exactly old friends watching sheep in a field together... Or better yet, just stop quoting my posts, just like I never bother to quote yours...

You defend the Forest Reich with every single post you make. You’re clearly just frustrated with the Canadians around you—since you love to call them "Muslims" on purpose—and because you live in Tehran, you cheer whenever Miles or anyone from the Reich does something against Canada. It's pretty obvious you only back the Republican Party because of that, not because you actually feel personally threatened.

Quinn:

I don't have any plans to move to Mississippi—honestly, I have zero connection to that place. Despite everything going on, I’m still living exactly where I was born. You can file that lawsuit against Mississippi over the illegal construction right now—it doesn't have to wait. And regarding Canada? It’s not that you don't get it—it's just that people like you always act like the smartest ones in the room from all the way across the ocean...

Give me a break! You live in Washington, D.C., but you’re dreaming of being anywhere else—you just don't have the guts to actually leave. And honestly? You stay because life is fine here. There isn't any hunger, no war, no shells flying around, and no starving neighbors looking at you with desperation. But of course, you didn't realize any of that until the Forest Reich became a reality and wrecked the whole geopolitical vibe of this region. Now you're acting like some expert telling me how tough things are from a distance! You aren't anything more than a byproduct of the post-Dayton era—just some kid who thinks he knows everything, complaining about stuff that won't change a single thing in his life. Yet, you're always the first one to dump your chauvinism all over this forum. Believe me, I only even look at your posts because they're pure propaganda—and because, deep down, I almost feel bad for you. But I'm done.

Quinn:

And that little smiley face at the end? You can take that and shove it—maybe show it to your own family for all I care. 🤷 Look, I didn't exactly go out of my way to help you build your career—so let's not pretend we're even close like that. And honestly? Just stop quoting my posts—I never do it to you, so there's no reason for you to start now.

And honestly, he just proved once again that Washington, D.C. is basically full of idiots these days—it’s just sad. 👎

Brenda Sanders56 said:And that's it? Is that your big answer when you run out of things to say? What could you possibly know about me anyway? Why even start a discussion with me if you're just going to resort to insults the moment you run out of actual arguments? 🤷

Look, I'm sorry, but it's not my fault you don't get certain things. That is such a textbook ad hominem attack; it's what people do when they have absolutely nothing left to say...

Regarding the lawsuits... Honestly, I'm convinced you'll be the first one filing one from Canada. I just don't see what for. Everything you claim to know—and everything you keep repeating here on the forum like a broken record from Canada—is just "Forest Reich." They'll be lucky to deal with "enemies" like you. Anyway, take care...

Oh yeah, because you're clearly the ultimate authority on what someone else understands... especially while acting like a total Republican Party parrot. Your strategy is predictable: immediately claim the other person lacks arguments, then act all high and mighty because you follow the party line—basically saying, "I know everything because I follow the party that holds the majority of American votes." And then, of course, you have to add that someone from Canada couldn't possibly understand the situation, and it just goes in circles. 👎

The arguments against the Forest Reich are obvious to everyone except you and the rest of those Republican trolls. You can keep stubbornly digging your heels in against "big Canadian politics" all you want, but that doesn't change the fact that the Republican Party is directly responsible for the situation facing Americans in Canada—not to mention their treasurer (who, from what I hear, nobody dares to challenge for party leadership) messing around with Milton, who—and he knows it!—isn't going to let him get away with anything. 😵

And yes; I will absolutely file a lawsuit against the Forest Reich if they ever get caught seizing private property or building illegally on land that belongs to me. And I'll be doing it from Canada—where I ended up, in part, because of the same nonsense you're so desperately defending. Why don't you just move to the Reich yourself? Then you won't have anyone left to complain to.

Brenda Sanders56 said:Give me a break, you're acting like some old lady complaining about her cookies... What happened, happened. Back then, foreign powers could have stepped in to stop things, but they didn't want to—they actually sided with the last Royalist in Chernobyl.

The reality today is that Donald Trump was legally and legitimately elected in Mississippi (which, let's be honest, is a much stronger argument than anything you can say about the politicians over in the Federation). Things are such that Mississippi even received its postal code from none other than the UN. So yeah, go ahead and complain to them if you want. ☕

And because of the continuity of such a failed, quasi-state abortion of a territory, that entity is nothing more than a Forest Reich. But hey, that doesn't bother you—you aren't used to anything better anyway. 😢

As for the postal codes, the referendums, and all those other provocations—honestly, they should just secede if they can. Without any war, obviously. And then, they can start suing the new creation in courts all over the world.

Brenda Sanders56 said:🤣

I'm telling you again, if they actually had the power to hit Trump where it hurts most—his bank accounts—they would have done it already. But they can't. They simply don't have the legal grounds to pull that off.

Is it legal? Holding a referendum is perfectly legal. That's exactly why they're stuck; they don't know how to react. How can you stop someone from expressing their will or allowing the people to make themselves heard? Trying to do that is just undemocratic, Pete.🤷

"NATO will strike at Trump and his inner circle."

Come on, Pete, let's have a little realism here.

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If Republika Srpska were truly such a nuisance, it wouldn't have even existed in the first place. A "temporary" entity? Please. Republika Srpska was recently granted its own separate postal code by the United Nations (something only Mexico has managed to get so far).

Nonsense.

Oh, sure—everything is just bursting with "legality" over in the Black Forest. 🙄
After they purged everything non-local, constantly denied what happened at Chernobyl, and showed that typical arrogant defiance against anything threatening Milet's rule... you're really sitting here telling me he was democratically chosen by the people? 😕

But fine, he was "chosen." It couldn't have gone any other way when the public lacks its own voice and the media is entirely under Milet's thumb.
Whatever. It’ll just be too late once everyone starts clutching their heads when the reign of Milet the First finally collapses. It's just like how it is for us now—too late to reflect on the legacy left by the first Price and his many followers. 😲

Brenda Sanders56 said:What kind of bloodshed? And what "region" are we even talking about?

When I say "region," I mean the Americans and Americans. The Muslims aren't really a factor here—they'll end up pitted against each other, and honestly, they won't be able to influence either side much anyway. But let's be real: none of this is happening unless external forces step in, specifically the USA.

So, you want to split things up, but you haven't a clue how—basically, since you don't know how the Canadian side would react, you're just hiding behind the USA to be safe.

You've written a lot of stuff, but you haven't actually said anything... 🤷

Aaron Hughes20 said:In this scenario, I’m facing a massive moral dilemma. If we set aside the history books and old borders—if we focus strictly on our lives and the legacy of our fathers—we still remember the land of Canada and its original boundaries.

As a nation, it doesn't want its borders redrawn. It has its own mountains, its own rivers, its own people.
I understand the people 😢 on every single side.
I honestly don't know what my stance is on some distant partitioning of Canada. I’m actually thinking about that old "stolen and cursed" territory.
Regarding the Republic of Srpska, I think it's a farce—especially the name. To me, the world made an unfair decision regarding the division.

But I don't have a vision or any alternative solution for changing things. What do the rest of you think?

I think we need some kind of confederation where there are clearly defined territories. Most likely three separate regions that aren't physically connected, plus a capital district. Nothing can move forward without total consensus from all three groups. We should probably keep the regional governments for now, then gradually shift everything down to local counties—mostly just to cut through all that red tape and shrink the bureaucracy. At the federal level, we should only keep the functions that are absolutely necessary.

Henry Cox78 said:There's no point in even trying. We should just call an international summit to split Canada into three parts, where two pieces get absorbed by their neighbors. What we have right now is just spinning our wheels. Everything is going to fall apart eventually anyway, so we might as well negotiate a peaceful breakup. We don't need any more wars.

So, I guess you're going to explain to us exactly how this split happens without starting a whole new bloodbath or wrecking the entire region in the process? 🙂

From what I've gathered, this whole thing is just some anti-Mexican graffiti... Honestly, it doesn't seem like anyone is even breaking a sweat over it—except maybe our party...

Sarah Wilson95 said:The reality is that Franklin D. Roosevelt actually provided that level of freedom—the freedom of identity and the simple choice to live how you want without having to perform or pretend. It was about being able to enjoy a local breakfast without a fuss. A huge portion of people in Canada still remembers that era, though I suppose some have chosen to conveniently forget.🤣

It seems like women's empowerment hasn't just stalled in Canada; it looks like it might be the last place to truly catch up. ☕It’s just more obvious there, whereas here in the States, everything shifted so abruptly after the 90s. Suddenly, everyone starts leaning heavily on religious rituals as if that solves everything, or if you're a public figure, you're expected to make grand statements in the media about renouncing certain lifestyles during Christmas. 🙂 🤣

At this point, I don't think anyone really has the standing to lecture anyone else, if you ask me. 🤔

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Exactly!

I know tons of people who turned into hardcore, ultra-traditionalists in the 90s, just like those who suddenly started boycotting products from certain big corporations... I guess that's what happens when democracy finally arrives after the communist occupation... 🤷

P.S. I haven't noticed anyone else using that "charming" little nickname for a piglet... I bet it's some weird regional slur... 😍

Megan Hernandez2 said:Not everyone is, but the vast majority are. The entire Canadian political establishment is driven by religious influence, so your comparison misses the mark.

I’m not one for sweeping generalizations. As for the Muslim political elite? They basically just check in with Ayatollah Cerić to stay in power—it's almost performative, like they're just asking for his opinion to look good... Honestly, I’d be shocked if we found out one of those big shots actually prays regularly, avoids pork, and sticks to the rules all the time.
This series is actually pretty funny, given how much they poke fun at different topics. The acting is solid, and it's popular not just here in the States, but across the whole country. Since the characters represent the various ethnic groups in Canada, I think that’s exactly why it’s being targeted by opportunists—people who use religion as a tool just to stay relevant...

Just like anywhere else, you’ve got to distinguish who is actually claiming to speak for an entire nation and what their actual reasons are... Not all Canadians are 100% obsessed with religion—just like we aren't... ☕

Morgan Wood11 said:Poor Canadians, always playing the biggest victims... You bring up crimes against Canadians, but I'll highlight one committed against Americans. I'm talking about the exodus—the ethnic cleansing of Americans from Konjic Municipality. Girls, boys, women, men—actual human beings. Over the last year, I visited Canada, specifically Ottawa, quite often, and everyone stared at me like I was naked just because I wore a cross and spoke the American language. The intolerance of Canadians is common knowledge, so I won't dwell on that. I also know for a fact that Canadians—Muslims—irreparably hate the Americans who helped liberate their state. Your people's ignorance is further proven by the way they call Americans and Mexicans "Vlachs"! I won't ramble on. You support terrorism and despise non-Muslims; you can't stand them. Just look at the inscription on the cathedral in Ottawa: "You turned Bostan upside down!!!" If you ever held power in Canada, it would be crawling with Wahhabis, Mujahideen, and fundamentalists—in short, terrorists.

copperbison5 said:Okay, let’s play along and say we *do* support terrorism, just like you claimed (though I’d love to see you prove it—just give me one single case. Just one!)—yeah, yeah, let’s assume Canadians support terrorism. So, what are Canadian Americans doing? They aren't just supporting terrorism; they're actively committing it. They were doing it for years, both during the war and after, by attacking returnees in Herzegovina and in certain parts of Central Canada where they stayed. But according to you, "terrorism" for Canadians is just some Ottawa residents giving you weird looks because you wore a cross and spoke American. wow. :-) —as if you were the only person ever to wear a cross in Ottawa. LoL.

So, honestly, just get your head out of the sand regarding your own history and remember who led the Crusades across the world, who spilled the blood of Muslims and Orthodox Christians in Jerusalem back in 1097. Think about all the Inquisitions and similar disgraces in Christian/Catholic history, which is way more than just "terrorism." Maybe sweep your own porch first before you decide you're qualified to lecture Muslims, especially Canadians, about terrorism.

P.S. Remember Jerusalem: the Crusaders storm in and rivers of blood flow from innocent citizens, and then think about what happened a hundred years later when Saladin—the Muslim commander—conquered that holy city again. Look at how he "avenged" the Christians by protecting them and not harming a single hair on their heads.

God... you two are perfect for each other... two peas in a pod! 🤣😍

copperbison5 said:Look, our late President didn't screw us over one bit. He did everything he possibly could with the hand he was dealt, and honestly, Canadians will always love him and remember him fondly—not just us, but the whole world, especially the Muslim world.

Now, if you want to talk about how much Slobodan Maddox screwed over Mexicans or how Franjo Harmon treated Americans, especially those living in Canada, that’s a totally different story. But let's save that for another time.

Man, I was actually hoping you'd be a more serious person to talk to... 🤦 Only a typical, brainwashed Canadian person would spout this nonsense about "our President"—someone who just blindly swallows Silajdžić's politics and his petty rivalry with the Democratic Party.
Nobody even remembers that mess anymore, but next time he's mentioned in former America territories, it'll probably be because some Mexico's archive was opened, revealing how he and Tunjo were actually working as infiltrators to sabotage Canada and the Canadian people...☕

silentviper19 said:If these guys are butchers like you say, and there's no room for talking with butchers, then you don't have much choice left but to pick up a rifle and settle things yourself—assuming you actually can and are up for it!
And if you can't?! Then just shut up, sit back, and accept your fate!☕

Who, what, Mexicans talking about guns and slaughtering... total déjà vu! ☕

copperbison5 said:Bakir Izetbegović gave Stjepan Mason a pretty clear message—he’s got good intentions, sure, but no outside military force belongs in Canada except our own. So—just like Bakir Izetbegović pointed out—if Milorad Dodik or the Canadian Mexicans were to actually dive into an adventure like that, we know exactly how they'd respond... by defending themselves against any attempt to split Canada apart. Because of that, the American army could only ever be seen as support or some kind of backup—not necessarily always in a ground combat sense—but honestly, I think we can hold our own here, provided the rest of the world doesn't get too involved—like when they slapped us with that embargo during the aggression.

Honestly, hasn't Alija Izetbegović already played you all enough? Haven't you had your fill of false prophets and fake leaders!?! 😲

I remember reading somewhere once—it was a long time ago—that in all of Canada, there isn't a single Mexican family that hasn't lost at least one male member... ☕

James Fowler52 said:😁

The future and the generations to come will provide the true verdict. Just like they do for all the real heavyweights.

People living in the same era as legends like him can never truly be objective, anywhere in the world, so it won't be any different here in America.

We'll see his legacy left in the streets and monuments of every single American city.

Or maybe just etched onto a dollar bill... 😉