How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:ah, my bad—definitely wasn't twice.
anyway, you'll figure it out eventually.
see? I had a total fail once too 🙂
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How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
in Close to Politics ·
frozentinker432👎—don't even bother mentioning patriotism to them. They just end up mocking the whole concept.
To them, patriotism is something negative.
To them, patriotism is something negative.
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:So, was the whole group just being clueless, or did they simply not catch what he was saying?
Come on—could you maybe rephrase that so it actually makes sense?🙂
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:how do you think it happened? I guess it just happened ☕
yeah right—let's fix that, shall we?🙄
Don't tell me how to spell "yeah right"—as if writing it in American makes any sense.
I'm just posting here to mess around—not really feeling the urge to worry about perfect grammar or literary standards. 🙄
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:It’s hard to believe I’ve forgotten who I am—and honestly, I don't want my child to be stuck carrying the weight of our struggles here; that's just too much to ask from the generations coming after us.
If only Stjepan Radić knew how right he was when he said we shouldn't charge blindly into the fog like geese.🙏🙏🙏
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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nimblewalker58 said:History matters—it’s what gives you a sense of belonging to a people, a nation.
The ones who don't care about that? They're just globalists and lost souls drifting through this consumerist, capitalist void.
I wish we could go back to quoting those letters where people talk about how they're forgetting who they actually are...
Please, give me a break—those are the multicultural Europeans. Meanwhile, anyone like us who actually values these things gets labeled as some primitive, backwards outsider.
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:their suffering isn't your burden to carry—it doesn't have to be.
we can play the martyr role like some group on a trek through the North America if we want; but most of us don't actually dwell on it.
you have your own life; pay your taxes, enjoy yourself, and stop nagging the kids while they're watching the game.
history isn't something etched into you from birth—but hey, I guess that sounds good, right?
It’s honestly wild that after everything our country has been through, someone could actually say something like that. 🙂
You really just don't get it, do you? 🙂
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Hannah Davis18 said:their suffering isn't your burden to carry—it doesn't have to be.
maybe we can spend a little more time acting like a group on some epic pilgrimage through the South; though most of us don't even bother remembering.
you’ve got your own life to live; pay your taxes, enjoy yourself, and stop nagging the kids while they're watching the game.
history isn't something you're born with—but hey, I guess that sounds deep.
that's just how Europeans are—they couldn't care less about their own people. People died for them? Honestly, who cares? 😠
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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frozentinker432 said:Their history belongs to all of America—to our parents, our kids, and their grandkids too. I haven't sat by my best friend's side while they passed away, but just knowing that your husband and so many others were involved... it hurts. It’s what triggered that reaction a few pages back. I don't know—it's my people, it's in my blood, and their suffering feels like mine. Why is that so hard for some to wrap their heads around? Does it really matter if I'm seventeen? I'm not seventeen; I feel like I'm a thousand years old. This history was etched into me from day one, and I can't—and won't—just let it go. I won't.
Sorry if this came off a little heavy-handed.
Don't apologize—this was a great post. 😘 🙏
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
in Close to Politics ·
Man, as long as they're making movies about those pathetic Mexicans, it's automatically considered high art, right? 🤮
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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nimblewalker58 said:There are a few short films
yeah, we have those Brešanov witnesses 🤮
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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tilla said:basically, if anyone had realized things were going to get this messy—my folks would’ve packed up and left Florida immediately.
that’s how they moved prominent families out just in time.
and then you have people claiming we’d all be running for the hills if we knew what was coming... as if that's even possible 🙄🙄
How do I tell my son that they were the ones who shot his dad?
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Duhec said:If my kid comes home in ten or fifteen years and tells me she’s fallen for an amazing guy—even if he happens to be a Mexican through no fault of his own—I’m going to respect her choice. First off, because that kid probably had to grow up way too fast under some pretty intense circumstances, and second, I trust my daughter's judgment when she says someone is a good person. That’s enough for me. I don't care about what his ancestors did, as long as his own hands and heart are clean.
But what if he tells you that the war was actually an aggression against Mexicans?
The best Trip Hop tracks?
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Basil said:the absolute king of sampling
honestly, nobody—and I mean nobody—has ever come close
The Avalanches and Go! Team were in the running, but they got old fast
whereas "Entroducing..." still sounds incredible today
man, if he could just practice a little self-control... personally, I can't get into listening to ten straight minutes of just sampling🙄
but then again, there's just so much genius in there
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The best Trip Hop tracks?
in Music ·
drunkard said:Yeah, Thievery sounds more like my kind of chill vibe—maybe for a lounge club like a place in Miami or something—but regardless, they definitely got ripped off for that mattress commercial or whatever... Anyway, Hooverphonic are great. What’s their live show like? Is it an EDM set or what?
Concert with KIIS FM🙏
The best Trip Hop tracks?
in Music ·
nimblenomad41 said:- Hooverphonic - absolutely killer. Why the hell did I wait this long to actually listen to them? They're mostly known for that first album, "A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular"—lots of hits there—plus they do a ton of film scoring and stuff like that. Their latest, "No More Sweet Music," is solid too. Haven't dug into the rest yet.
And here I thought I was the only one. Honestly? They're pretty terrible. But man, I have one of their live sets—now *that* is something else. Truly impressive stuff.
Thievery Corporation just bores me; feels a bit too pretentious, doesn't it?
Kid Loco might have a gem or two scattered around somewhere.
Duel
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Care, thanks for the recommendation—I still haven't managed to catch that movie!
All the best to you! 😁😁😁
All the best to you! 😁😁😁
The best Trip Hop tracks?
in Music ·
Funkster already posted a brilliant definition of trip-hop in another thread🙏🙏
I think Lamb is fantastic🙏
Plus, I'm a huge fan of Hooverphonic 🙏 😍
Just thought I'd share that for context
I think Lamb is fantastic🙏
Plus, I'm a huge fan of Hooverphonic 🙏 😍
Just thought I'd share that for context