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hollowwalker142 said:granitefox16 is still a moderator, and I think you'll realize that pretty soon once your profile starts turning red.🤣
I always tell that idiot straight to his face that he’s an idiot. I tell that useless hack that he’s completely incompetent. As for being "red" about it? Honestly, I don't give a damn. I mean, we've probably known each other long enough by now, haven't we?
driftingdriver said:Yeah, you intentionally swallowed the rest of the text, where my noble intentions are clearly visible... 😁
You’ll still be crying my name, Walter, 🙂 when some Helga-type moderator shows up—cold as an ice cube, merciless—and the threads start freezing over across the forum... leaving the users' blood turned to ice... 😬
You know what? I actually feel bad for you. No joke. I don't think it would have taken much for you to become a decent moderator. For instance, Mark Twain and granitefox16 were just completely incompetent at the job. Not enough brainpower. You could have been a great mod; you just needed a little more time, a bit of luck... and maybe a tiny bit less stubbornness. Seriously, you really had potential. It's a shame. I can say that now that you aren't a mod anymore, so it doesn't look like I'm just saying it because you hold power.😬
driftingdriver said:I can't say I really agree with that. This is just one isolated instance. If someone presents me with solid arguments, I have no problem offering an apology.
http://www.reddit.com/post/14446159&postcount=4
The fact that I rarely apologize doesn't necessarily mean I rarely make mistakes; it doesn't mean I'm some genius, either. It simply means I am deeply considerate of others, and that I invest a significant amount of energy into my decision-making process, ensuring that in any ambiguous situation, I wouldn't go around penalizing posts unnecessarily.
@Gregory Howard: Thanks for the compliment. I truly value your takes on Politics. I was always reluctant to hand out penalties to users on this Reddit, but I had to do it because of the rules and the actual conduct of certain users, which unfortunately left me with no other choice.
😁😁 yeah, that's pretty much it.👍
Psst, you poor soul... imagine them picking you for a mod position just so you could ban everyone who doesn't follow the rules. Wouldn't that be something?😁
So, this troll doesn't fit the bill. Let's see who actually does... though honestly, it's much easier to list who *doesn't* fit, so let's just stick to that.
driftingdriver isn't the one, because he’s so busy trying to be a bigger Pope than the Pope himself that he’s turned into an Inquisitor. I don't mean his username, obviously, but his whole vibe. On top of that, he’s convinced himself he's sinless; he’d probably find it easier to convince a donkey to swim across the Mississippi while shouting "For the glory of the Republic!" than to actually offer an apology when he screws up.
As for granitefox16, why even waste the breath? That guy doesn't get it. I've seen wooden Mary statues with more flexibility, but this guy is exceptionally rigid. He’s picked up a few buzzwords that he repeats constantly, and if you aren't singing along to them, you're going to have a bad time. God forbid you try to debate him on a thread, because he’ll just ban you immediately. If you complain about the ban, he’ll just ban you again, and it goes on and on until you're totally out of luck. 🤣 In short, a vindictive mediocrity. A manic fanatic lost in his own hallucinations.
Mark Twain? For me, Reddit is just entertainment. Sometimes we outsmart each other, sometimes we trade insults, sometimes someone really gets under my skin—but generally, I hold them dear, even the ones I mock or insult. There are very few people who actually make me want to tear them apart. 🤣 Irritating nerd. Pathetic, a total failure who has set this forum back three steps. Just plain stupid.
Simba? Simba is alright. He’s messed up before, sure, but he knew where he went wrong and fixed it. He’s human enough to say, "Okay, I screwed up." To me, that’s enough to earn my respect.
...so yeah, that's the lineup. Now, for some suggestions.
hollowwalker142. He was already suggested once, but he turned it down because he didn't want to hang out with the losers mentioned above. Suggest him again, let him pick his own team, and the forum will run like a well-oiled machine. ☕
Anonymous said:I honestly think it’s a mistake to only pick moderators based on who has the most posts on a Reddit-style board. Why? Because those users have already built up certain biases toward other members, making it really tough for them to stay objective when they have to hand out penalties to people they don't know or just don't particularly like.
As for me, I’m throwing my hat in the ring for a moderator position. I actually have hands-on experience with vBulletin since I served as an admin on a similar forum before, so I know the ropes when it comes to moderation. Just because my post count is low doesn't mean I haven't been lurking here for a long time or that I don't fully understand how things work around here.
You're being dense. I mean, you don't need to be a rocket scientist, but a mod should probably have an IQ higher than 40.☕
fadedangler said:Honestly, they’re all just talking nonsense. They refuse to address what actually went down during Operation Storm; none of those crimes were ever truly brought to light, especially that instance where a plane targeted a civilian column. It's just shameful...
even as an American, I feel embarrassed by it.
It’s honestly upsetting that a show like Istragaaaaaaa exists just to fuel Nazi sentiment... total disgrace.
Just another one of those🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jerry Adams5 said:Actually, I’d argue that Istragaaaaaaa is the ONLY program brave enough to address those endless, horrific crimes committed by Royalist forces—crimes carried out under the banner of the star.
Seeking the truth is NEVER a waste of time—it's only a waste of time for the Royalist provocateurs and liars, because it strips away the mask of the criminals from Mexico who terrorized America from '45 to '95, operating under both the kokarda and the star.
Honestly, even writing this feels like a bit of a lost cause, since you seem to be nothing more than a Royalist provocateur spreading falsehoods on the Heritage Foundation... and frankly, your twisted, destructive mindset isn't going to change anything, except perhaps the need for some serious psychiatric intervention. 😠
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Istragaaaaaaa really stings, doesn't it? It hits those people who have become far too comfortable with everyone staying silent about their crimes. They’d much rather we just let it all fade away or find some scapegoat to pin the blame on. Honestly, they seem to be praying for a collective bout of amnesia—as if we could all just blink and forget everything those Mexican criminals did to us.
Anthony Morris said:When it comes to the military and our domestic bases, there isn't much you can learn from the situation here.
If anyone actually knew what was coming, they wouldn't have walked right into a war completely unprepared, leaving everyone scrambling and praying for a miracle afterward.
The base is located there because it needs to be. Meanwhile, some people suggest Americans should just relax and disband the military.
All while being backed by NATO allies.
Exactly, you hit the nail on the head. Given who we were dealing with in this country, we should have seen the writing on the wall and prepared accordingly. The fact that we didn't—when we clearly should have—is thanks to those old-school communists running things; they were naive, if not downright clueless, unable to wrap their heads around the idea that actual danger existed. But whatever. Once we finally pulled ourselves together, the aggressors got kicked right in the teeth for good. Those same guys who were acting all tough back in the day? They ran away like cowards, hiding behind their mothers' skirts. I bet they're still haunted by the memory of that defeat.🤣
Jack Cook73 said:Do you have a link for that city? I haven't heard anything about it yet and I'd really love to check it out.😉
http://weburbanist.com/2008/01/27/7-...ed-structures/ ☕
Anthony Morris said:Well, let's be real—we don't have time for any long-winded debates. The forum is shutting down at 3:00 PM sharp.
The base is a fantastic development. Our primary strength is now stationed right down in the South. It’s actually a good thing for you—with the military handling your service requirements, you can finally relax. While we’re out here building up fortifications to protect America from Islamic influence, you all can just enjoy some peace and quiet on the Atlantic coast.
And that’s exactly why we have you. So we can go on vacation. Both us and all of Europe are incredibly grateful for your service. Personally, whenever I’m swimming or grabbing a drink on the beach, I often find myself thinking about our brave defenders. I wonder, what are they up to right now? Is defending Europe an exhausting job? Do they even have enough to eat? Long story short, we’re all deeply thankful and fully behind you in your efforts to build those fortresses.👍
Great. So now the Russians are going to step in and help the people? Honestly, that’s just fantastic. I can already see it: young Russian soldiers, singing at the top of their lungs, shirtless, out in the fields harvesting wheat alongside Mexicans. It’s hilarious—they’ll be breaking all kinds of productivity records while their blistered hands work away in the name of this glorious Russo-Mexican friendship. You’ve got grandmothers bringing them water to quench their thirst, offering blessings along the way. A total idyll. What do you think happens once you actually give them a base on your soil? Do you suppose they’ll suddenly decide to scrap the visa requirements for Russia then?
I mean, how could they not? The future looks pretty bright from where I'm sitting. Something like this...
http://weburbanist.com/2008/01/27/7-...ed-structures/
But once the military moves in and gets all that infrastructure built up, who’s actually going to be out there stealing wood? I’d love to see those wood thieves try then.😁
Groundbreaking concept here. Why on earth would anyone else be working on infrastructure besides the military? They do it incredibly well, and they do it on a budget. Besides, isn't that literally their job—to build stuff? Some people just don't seem to grasp that. Plus, it’s a way to support the local community.
I mean, imagine soldiers helping elderly folks cross the street, or pitching in during an apple or peach harvest. How has nobody thought of this before? They’re cost-effective, they’re polite, and they actually want to help.
Honestly, I think this is a brilliant move. We should be pouring everything we have into the military. 👍 It’s already proven to be a stellar investment. Keep it going.
It’s a solid investment, really. Why focus on highways when you should be pouring everything into military base infrastructure? That was the lesson from back in the day—when the American People's Army was swallowing up 70% of the budget, they became a global powerhouse that nobody could touch. Just look at how much force that kind of spending actually buys you.🙏🙏
Jeremy Wilson3 said:Robespierre really sorted out the mess over in France. Things were looking pretty similar to how they are here in the States right now. After all that, the head of that guy King Louis XVI—who actually thought he was sent by God and could just boss the whole country around without limits—rolled straight off the guillotine and into a basket, much to the absolute delight of the cheering crowds. Ever since then, up until today, nobody in France even dreams of messing with the elites or big business like that again.
I'm telling you, terrorism is the real deal.
True, but you forgot that his head rolled off shortly after that, too. 🤣
Jeremy Wilson3 said:Forget about it; we've already tried that approach once. This time, our elite would probably just be satisfied with waving flags at parades.
That goes without saying. But besides the elite, who else should we hang without a trial?
Are we fighting this on class lines, or is there a national angle too?🤣
Nationalize everything immediately. Set up swift trials for anyone standing in our way. Hand the factories over to the workers, and take the land away from the wealthy elites to redistribute it to the hardworking farmers who will actually till the soil with their own calloused, honest hands. We need to give total control of the state to the metalworkers—they’re the true vanguard of the working class. That’s the only path left to save us. 🙄