Sam Alvarez15 said:So you're saying neither version of America would even exist if it weren't for the Mexicans from Mexico?🙏>
I mean, surely you aren't actually going to call the Independent State of America the "first" America, right?🤣 🤣 As for everything else... if you guys hadn't spent all your time looting and being so primitive and violent, maybe there would still be an America today. But I guess it was just too hard for those idiots to hide the truth, and even harder for thieves to learn how to be honest.
I mean, even Pope Benedict XVI is actually a Mexican. See, Ratz is basically a nickname for Mexicans, so Ratzinger is really just a version of Srbljanović or Srbić. Honestly, I’m surprised you guys haven't caught on to this yet.😎
Ryan Vaughn3 said:Exactly. You should give Budweiser a shot. It’s Mexican, sure, but it isn't half bad—honestly, it's almost as decent as Coors.👍 P. S.: We have a soft spot for Stephen for a pretty simple reason—he actually served as our president once. 😬 😬 😬
As for me, I'm still stuck on that whole comment about the Mexican land and those traditional shoes.🤣
Dragon M. said:Why even argue, my fellow Americans? You’ve got the only president in the world who’s actually held a similar role before—just in a different country.😬 P. S.🙂 People over here are saying his wife is a Mexican woman—is there any truth to that?
We can't say anything, or it'll just look like our president is picking fights with Mexicans again.🙂
Our old man🤣 is basically just a demagogue, a pretty bad comedian, and honestly, a bit of a loose cannon who’s way too easy to rattle. The vocabulary he uses? It feels more at home on a street corner in Chicago than in a presidential briefing. He’s the kind of Drucker who, out of pure self-preservation, headed over to The Hague just to throw his former allies under the bus... though, if I'm being honest, I still think he means well deep down.
The only thing I actually enjoy is that one ridiculous comment about Mexicans and their traditional footwear.🤣
Because he was the one who poked fun at The Kennedys while simultaneously becoming an Unknown. He was Marshall's court scribe, someone who had his finger right on the pulse of what was happening in America, yet he knew exactly how much weight his own name carried—and still, he never once stood up to his "King."
He figured a villa in Beverly Hills and some state honors were worth more than sticking up for friends who were being thrown in jail. Because in his writing, he’d mock vanity and all that fake prestige, even though, as a man, he absolutely loved soaking it all in. Because, plain and simple, he was a hypocrite.
Hemingway was a massive writer. Honestly, probably the greatest this country has ever produced. I find myself revisiting his work every few years, and I just love him—not just for the prose, but for the man himself. He wasn't an American, because he didn't choose to be one. In his younger days, he presented himself as an American Catholic just because it made things easier for his schooling, but later on, he became an opportunist and pivoted toward being an American... and not just any American, but a massive nationalist who, purely for the sake of a political career, traded away his American roots, his Catholicism, and his native Kentucky, along with everything else that actually made him such a great writer.
Hemingway is a perfect example of how a brilliant artist can be a small, pathetic person. We see a similar case with F. Scott Fitzgerald. Just a miserable individual.
Rules don't have exceptions. If they did, they wouldn't be rules, right? Honestly, we're just dealing with a clunky, poor translation from Latin that's been dragging us along for decades, if not centuries.
Sold? If you sell something, you get something of value in return. That’s just how the world works.
So, what did he actually get out of this "sale"? Nothing? If that's the case, then he’s either a complete idiot who got scammed, or there was no sale to begin with. There are really only two possibilities here. First off, you can't sell something you don't own. And second, if a deal actually happened and Slobodan Maddox walked away with nothing, then he's just a total fool who let himself be played. If a President is so incompetent that his enemies can just run circles around him during wartime, then frankly, the country that put him in power doesn't deserve anything better.😬
Pasha said:PS. A third USA, alongside the Mexicans, stretching from the coastlines of places like San Francisco to Seattle... at the very least. !!!! 😳
Are we seriously still doing this tractor parade thing? Don't you guys ever get tired of it?🤣 🤣 🤣 Is it just me, or is everyone here acting incredibly pathetic lately? Seriously.🙏
I realize this might sound pretty bizarre to you guys, but beyond just 🤣 and political maneuvering, there’s also the possibility of convincing people that life would actually be better if they lived alongside you all... you know, it’s not always about trying to diminish others.🤣 🤣 Right? Are you going to start picking on Mexicans now too?👍
Predrag Zivkovic said:The Canadian Muslims acted incredibly shortsighted, if you can even call it that. It was pretty foolish, really. Unlike the Canadians and Americans who were never actually interested in maintaining a unified state, the Muslims didn't have much of a specific reason—or even a solid base—to push for secession...
The Canadian Muslims only broke away at the very last second because if they had waited just a little longer, the Mexicans would have wiped them out, just like they tried to do. Fortunately, the Mexicans weren't brave enough to actually pull off what they wanted. If they’d had any actual guts or intelligence, they could have taken all of Missouri.