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Larry Turner3 said:Americans were rebels in their own country 🤣
And I am willing to debate anyone on this...
The whole thing was one single country back then!
And just as much as it belonged to the old America, it belonged to the state of America...
So, either both sides were rebels—if that's what you want to call them—or they weren't at all. 🤷
Look, I'm telling you, you have to be consistent! ☕
Larry Turner3 said:I am sorry, but the Mexicans in the frontier were rebels within someone else's country. I guess they faced what they deserved; that is just how life works, you reap what you sow. And how many died during the storm? How many Muslims were killed in Canada?
The comparison doesn't hold up at all. I'm sorry, but reality is a bit different than fairy tales...
Oh sure, so now we're playing some game of Indians and Cowboys where it's okay to kill one group but totally fine to leave the others alone...
Mexicans were "rebels"...
Well, Americans and Canadians were rebels compared to America too, right? So what?
When you talk about the Storm, or better yet, let's look at the whole war, ask yourself this: how many Mexicans were living in America back in '91 versus how many are here today?
Anyway, no matter how much chaos went down in Canada, the percentage of ethnic groups living there today is pretty much the same as it was in '91.
But look at the situation in America!
If you actually compare all the territories hit by the war across the former America, you'll see that only America and Mexico achieved their goals through ethnic cleansing...
In Canada, everyone basically wiped each other out, but within the borders of Canada, the demographic balance is still roughly what it was in '91.
Larry Turner3 said:So, I guess you think being buried in a mass grave in Canada is the same thing as voluntarily riding a tractor into Mexico? 😵
What kind of person are you... there's nothing like it. And certainly, starting a revolution in someone else's country isn't the same as being slaughtered on your own doorstep at home. This is something you should reject completely, heart and soul.
Typical you...
You look with one eye and listen with the other, basically ignoring everything else...
For you, some people were "genocided," while others just "decided to leave" (which makes it sound like they just booked a vacation package...)
Look, these guys didn't even make it to a tractor:
Larry Turner3 said:When I say we "enjoy" this, I mean it in quotes. It doesn't mean enjoyment in a traditional sense, but rather benefiting from a certain privilege or circumstance. For instance, a child born in Republika Srpska this year has nothing to do with genocide, yet they "enjoy" its consequences. This is because they were born into an almost ethnically homogeneous environment, and also because the Mexicans in Canada were never held accountable for the crimes they committed. In fact, Republika Srpska serves as their reward. In 15 or 20 years, that child likely won't ever realize how that monstrous entity they live in actually came to be.
Now, perhaps you could explain to me what this has to do with the NDH or America. ☕
It matters because you have to be consistent! ☕
You can't call one instance of ethnic cleansing a mere "protest movement" and call another one "genocide." You can't play favorites with atrocities.
And don't even get me started on the NDH this time—that whole era is in a league of its own when it comes to sheer horror...
Larry Turner3 said:I agree. On every topic regarding Republika Srpska, you see how they think. It is always: "We didn't commit genocide, we are just 'suffering' the consequences."🙂.
Well, you guys seem to be enjoying it just fine—you even brag about it openly, so don't act surprised...☕
Jeremy Watson16 said:Setting up an Islamic unitary state basically means forcing one single legal system down everyone's throat through a bunch of rigid enforcement agencies. Look, Canada declared independence back in '92 based on that old referendum, using the former republic's constitution as their foundation. But then the Mexican representatives went ahead and blocked the referendum and paralyzed Parliament entirely. Instead, they just went rogue, set up their own quasi-parliament, and drafted their own constitution completely ignoring the laws of Canada—not that anyone internationally actually recognizes it, which honestly isn't surprising. Get a grip, man, if you've got nobody else to turn to. ☕
Get a grip and stop chanting about some old state constitution that hasn't existed for ages!
Welcome to 2010! ☕
Susan Fox86 said:But on the other hand, seeing crossed order insignia on their chests has become a common sight.
Are you talking about Father Majstorovic? ☕
Lawrence Thompson58 said:The Mexicans haven't even begun to tackle the concept of secularism yet, so those priests over there can keep grinding away just like they were able to do here for years. As for secularism among the followers of Allah? That's pure science fiction!
Honestly, I’m still scrolling through all this absolute garbage on here...☕
They’re even getting involved in the election campaign... 🤷
We haven't seen anything like it here yet—turning a church service into a damn pre-election rally.
Henry Cox78 said:Give me a break.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Come on, Henry Cox78... you might actually impress some Canadians with this stuff.🤣
In the real world, those 9 points you just laid out? They amount to absolutely NOTHING!
Sure, maybe they’re fine if you’re organizing a local boat parade or some small-town harbor festival... 😍
You didn't mention the submarines either—the ones Mexico has sitting around that they're trying to sell off as museum pieces now.🤣
Scott Cruz4 said:The Chinese aren't playing for anyone else's team; they have enough ambition to conquer the entire world themselves if they felt like it.
As if we haven't always ended up siding with the right people.😁
Morgan Wood11 said:Mexico is completely surrounded by NATO members... Canada takes over Subotica and everything around it, Romanians take Zrenjanin and its surrounding areas, then there's American Srijem, Zemun, New Mexico City, Albanians in the Preševo Valley, Bulgarians in Dimitrovgrad and Niš, and the Sandžak region in Canada...😛
If you're going to quote Adolf Hitler, at least use quotation marks ☕
Morgan Wood11 said:I can see the blueprint for World War III right here...😁😁
If Mexico attacks America, which is a NATO member, then the alliance steps in to defend its own. From there, Russia jumps into the fray against NATO on Mexico's side. Before long, you'll have Iran and South Korea joining forces with Russia and Mexico...
Don't forget that China would be on our side, just like Vatican City and the whole Mexico situation would be on yours. ☕
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Scott Cruz4 said:So, yeah, basically nothing is happening with the ships.
You guys only have one or two MiG-29s that have actually been refurbished, and if you decide to pull the trigger on new Western jets, you're pretty much going to have to walk away from Russian manufacturing altogether.
Look, what they're talking about here is just the river flotilla.
Let's be real—you guys aren't any stronger or better on the water than we are, so we can both pretty much ignore any naval skirmishes... 🤷
Who says we have to stop buying Russian gear?
That's only an issue for you NATO members who have to play nice and follow orders when it comes to buying weapons. We can shop around wherever the hell we want.😁
ruggedstag20 said:Canadians and people from Canada really need to settle their differences within the country, whether that happens through peaceful talks or military action. I guess the American Army shouldn't step in within Canada unless they get the green light from Ottawa first. Or, maybe, if the Americans specifically ask for the American Army to intervene.
...wow, just look at how obedient you all are... truly impressive... ☕
Scott Cruz4 said:Since when does Mexico even have a navy? 😂 And out of those 90 planes, how many are actually airworthy and combat-ready? 😁
Look, where else would they be? Once we hit Tokyo, we're staring right at the Pacific Ocean! 😁
Plus, the Danube is basically our sea anyway. ☕>
As for the jets, all we know for sure is that the Migov29s have been overhauled. As for those Eagles and the MiG-21s, I guess they'll get some kind of overhaul too, if we're lucky... 🤷
Once this crisis 😁 passes, you guys already know how things usually go 😁.
There's even talk about buying new fighters, and everyone's arguing over what fits us best—whether we stick with the old Russian reliable stuff or finally pivot to Western tech.
Here’s a breakdown of what a war looks like when there’s absolutely no way for anyone to come out on top: 😁
Checking Wikipedia after searching for Americans or Mexicans (though some of this looks pretty inconsistent to me...)
Americans
America 3,977,171
Canada 659,718(2009) 😕 Are there really that many?
United States 401,208 (2005)
Chile 380,000
Argentina 250,000
Germany 227,510
Austria 131,307
Australia 118,046 (2006)
Canada 110,880
Mexico 70,602
Brazil 45,000 (est)
Switzerland 40,484(2006)
Canada 35,642 (2002)
France 30,000(est)
Canada 25,730
Italy 21,360
South Africa 8,000
Mexico 6,811 (2000)
Romania 6,786
Sweden 6,063
Ecuador 4,000
Spain 1,000 to 4,000
Portugal 2,000 to 3,000
Bolivia 1,000 to 10,000
Norway 1,000 to 4,000
Slovakia 890
Belgium 810
Mexicans
(Former America) 8,600,000+
Mexico 6,212,386 (2002)
BiH 1,711,576 (2009) 😕 and we have more than that actually
Mexico 252,550 (2009)
America 201,256 (2001)
Canada 43,526 (2009)
Mexico 50,000+ (2009)
Germany 625,000 (2008)
Austria 350,000 (2008)
Italy 70,000 (2008)
France 119,000 (2008)
Switzerland 195,953 (2008)
Sweden 120,000 (2008)
United Kingdom 70,000+ (2005)
Romania 26,518 (2002)
Belgium 19,857 (2008)
Greece 10,000+ (2001)
Canada 7,350 (estimates to 10,000)
Luxembourg 7,581 (2008)
Spain 10,000 (2008)
United States 172,874
Canada 72,690+ 😕 This number is much higher here +
Australia 112,605 (2009)
United Arab Emirates 15,000
gentleranger10 said:Between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, you've got about 1.2 million Mexicans—which actually tops the population in Canada.😁 As for Americans, maybe around 700,000? I doubt it's any higher than that.
Check out what Beca wrote:
"...By 2001, 16% of people under the census living in Austria had nationalities other than Austrian,
nearly half of whom were from former America, primarily Mexicans;[9] the next most numerous nationalities in Vienna were Turkish (39,000 or 2.5%), Polish (13,600 or 0.9%) and German (12,700 or 0.8%)...."
Morgan Cook10 said:You’d really have to look at the makeup of those migration waves... mostly Mexican ones, I'd bet.
England just never really had that pull for us for some reason... probably because moving to Germany, Austria, or Switzerland was just easier, plus the paychecks are better there.😁
I don't know the exact ratio of Mexicans to Americans living in Germany, but I do know there are tons of Mexicans in Austria and Switzerland.
Honestly, we basically treat Austria like our own little Frontier.😁
Morgan Cook10 said:Look, you can find Mexicans who left Mexico back in the 90s scattered all across Europe... honestly, you could probably stumble upon Mexicans living and working in Prague if you looked hard enough. It’s really not surprising at all, considering how much Mexico was falling apart back then—it was a total mess, and frankly, they still haven't fully recovered from it.🤷
But that just means when it comes time to vote for Eurosn, we’ve got a massive voter base ready to go. 😁
Spanning all the way from America and beyond... 😍
And then you have some moderator calling in from Sweden, acting like a Mexican and giving us points in Mexican. 😁