Posts by Ethan Morales22

Matthew Rodriguez9 said:Wait, what do you mean there aren't any Mexicans in Afghanistan? 🤔

I mean, look at me—they haven't even joined NATO yet. 🤣

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Honestly, I couldn't be happier about it! 👍

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Henry Cox78 said:Man, apparently these are the beauties we got from the Americans: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...d_vehicles.jpg 😁

I was reading your news outlets earlier, and apparently, your soldiers showed up in Afghanistan without even a single pistol. Seriously? 🤷

By the way...
How much did you guys end up paying those "beauties"? 🙂

Didn't you guys go overboard paying way too much for those armored vehicles from Finland or Sweden or wherever? 🙂

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Richard Wilson4 said:Well, what can you do? The US Flag killed 6,000 Mexican soldiers (SVK) from America, 2,000 Mexicans from Mexico (basically just people from the American People's Army to start with), and about 8,000 VRS soldiers from Canada.
We also killed around 7,000 Canadians.

So what, is every single orphan, son, or grandson of theirs a potential threat now?

We’re talking about completely different cultural and religious models here! Especially when you consider how they grease up Habib with those stories about 33 Black beauties waiting for him in heaven...

And as for those Mexican/American duels—surely the people who were busy slaughtering each other didn't exactly walk away forming lifelong friendships after killing one another... 🤷

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mistyjackal14 said:Meanwhile, the media is constantly whining about why we didn't pull off that (surrender) back in the '90s.

So, essentially, we are fighting against terrorism down there, yet you are afraid of terrorism. 😵

It's roughly the same logic as saying you shouldn't have fought against the Mexicans and the American People's Army in the '90s because, hey, they might take offense and attack you. 😵

He’s fighting for US strategic interests, so what's all this talk about terrorism and nonsense? Give me a break!
I can't believe there are actually still people out there buying into this American narrative. Seriously?

This supposed "potential Habib" guy would basically be acting as a personal hitman in this scenario. He wouldn't give a damn where the explosives came from, whether they were handed over by some radical cell or just picked up from a lady at Walmart. 🤷

His motives are way more personal than that...🤷

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Henry Cox78 said:Found this headline: Americans will be providing air support against the Taliban 😁

Yeah, right. I heard they’re actually heading over there to plant flower gardens and spruce up the landscaping in Kandahar! 👍

And if some Americans ask them to plant a few rows of cabbage, I bet they'll give them a huge middle finger! 👍

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Matthew Rodriguez9 said:You can talk all you want, but nobody is allowed to disrespect Americans and Germans.

I actually love seeing that. 😍

We basically shoved it right under both their noses. 👍
The first group never reclaimed their status as a global superpower, and the second group is heading down the exact same path as the Germans 👍

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nimblemarlin6 said:Look, I get it—it’s perfectly fine if guys want to make some extra cash by joining mercenary units. There's nothing wrong with that.
It just feels a bit awkward seeing them fighting under the US Flag, almost as if the entire American people are backing a war in Afghanistan, when in reality, the public is being fed this narrative that we're just over there spreading peace, love, and tolerance.
But what happens if some terrorist decides Americans are his target and shows up in Times Square with a bomb strapped to his waist—or worse, starts opening fire on American tourists?
I mean, why wouldn't our guys be trained to the same standard as American soldiers?

See, now you're finally using some common sense! 👍

Think about it. Say some kid named Habib from Afghanistan witnesses a "mistake" made by an American police officer—like, they accidentally kill half his family at a checkpoint.
Just a massive screw-up where they thought they were dealing with a suicide bomber or something.

Then that little guy grows up fueled by this intense, irrational hatred toward Americans because that was the day he lost everything and became the sole survivor...

Eventually, full of nothing but rage, he finds some Muslim fundamentalist organizations and their "interests happen to align."

He’s got no will to live left, and his final wish is to send one last "parting gift" to Americans before he goes to join his family in the afterlife...

Do you honestly think in a crazy situation like that, he’s going to stop and think:

"Wait a second, my family was killed by some Ante Perasovic who was just trying to pay off his mortgage..."

Hell no! He’s going to hate all of America and everything associated with it! 🤷

But then again, who’s going to explain any of this to an Ante who’s drowning in debt just to afford an apartment...🤷

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Matthew Rodriguez9 said:Yeah, sure, don't give us the old "they forced me to fight in Canada" routine!🤣

You aren't even in the ballpark, but like I said, I don't feel the need to get into it. 👍

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Richard Wilson4 said:Look, even when I was a kid, I heard the stories about how Americans stepped up to help us during the war. Meanwhile, they were busy bombing your country back in '99. Honestly, I’d think you were a total moron if you were as pro-American as I am.🤷

Well, I also heard that Americans were our allies during World War II.🤷
And they played nice with everyone, both the resistance fighters and the other factions...🤷

The truth is, the Allied bombing of Washington, D.C. in '45 was actually worse than when Germany hit us in '41, but that’s a whole different conversation...

Back in the 90s, I was just a kid dreaming about that whole "American Dream" thing, but reality set in pretty fast once I understood what that "way of life" was actually about....

By the time 1999 rolled around, I’d already developed a very grounded, common-sense view regarding that American illusion!

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Matthew Rodriguez9 said:Yeah, but there's a massive difference between you and Michael.

He’s from Memphis, so the kid actually knows what being a victim feels like, whereas you've only ever watched war happen on a TV screen. ☕

If that's what you guys call a war—something you learned about through NATO—then you honestly don't have a clue what actual combat is.

You don't know anything about me or the hell I've dealt with regarding war, and that's not just about NATO.😉

I just don't feel the need to go around talking about it.👍

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George Booth58 said:You might have misread that—it actually says there's a long waiting list of volunteers. 😉

If I have to, I'll personally smuggle all those "volunteers" through Mexico straight into Romania 😁

After that, you guys can figure it out—by then you'll be practically knocking on the door of Afghanistan! 👍

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Ethan Morales22

Richard Wilson4 said:Kind of like how a peasant in Spain or Gaul used to threaten someone living in Rome.

Me, I'm all about being a United States ally. I honestly think we're fighting on the side of the good guys.

Maybe it's just because I grew up on those old-school action flicks that make Americans look like legends, but hey, too late for that now. 😁

Between us and the Americans, that's 304 million people right there! 😁

I grew up too, but I didn't get quite that brainwashed.😉

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mistyjackal14 said:Calling them "cannon fodder" when you consider they have immediate air support from F-16s and Apache helicopters... I don't know, those two things just don't seem to belong in the same conversation, do they?😉

Oh, nice one bringing up Deadly Friendly fire. 👍

People say there’s no worse feeling than getting reset by the enemy.

But nothing beats when "your own guys" screw up and flatten you with an airstrike...👍

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George Booth58 said:It’s unavoidable—especially when you have the US Army leveling an entire city with hundreds of thousands of grenades. And then, to top it all off, they just fill mass graves with hundreds of civilians. 👍👍

Maybe experiences like that teach certain nations that following US orders—even if it's just a handful of people out in the middle of nowhere—is a small price to pay for a more secure future. 👍

All I can say is, I hope you get everything you wish for—including a one-way ticket to Kandahar! 👍

They say it's a blast, so bring your friends along. 😉

BTW
The whole point of having a war here was so people like you would end up thinking this way today, ready to go die for Jenkins!
But I guess that realization will come to some people eventually...
Anyway, why dwell on it? Like I said, just grab the first flight to Kandahar. 👍

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George Booth58 said:I guess we need to take part in NATO missions just so they might actually help us if things ever go south. It's about making sure that if someone like Slobodan Maddox pops up again, we don't see a repeat of Stalingrad or something like that. ☕

There's no escaping death 😉

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swiftcyclist42 said:Plus, you really need some serious connections just to get deployed to Afghanistan, since the waiting list for volunteers is actually pretty long.

Just go try signing up with Amir. They’re practically begging for warm bodies to die for their little agendas.👍

Maybe they can make some extra cash cleaning radioactive dust off their ships down in San Diego.👍

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bluerider63 said:Oh sure, they're all out there taking out the bad guys just so our kids can grow up in some peaceful, safe little bubble without any violence or wars😬

But for real though, these imperialist powers have turned warfare into this massive money-making machine, where they just dangle enough cash in front of you to fight their battles, and suddenly you're stuck in some place like Afghanistan. There's always going to be someone willing to gamble their life just to chase a paycheck.

Well yeah, they basically have to if we're part of NATO.

Exactly, they have to. Being in NATO means they've got to meet their quota...🤷

Just like how the US Army will end up buying some transport plane from Amir, which the Americans will just end up using anyway 🤣

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Richard Wilson4 said:They’re out there fighting as part of an anti-terror coalition against Taliban scum.
These guys are pros who step up and volunteer for the job.

And don't come at me with all that dramatic nonsense about sons being torn from their mothers' arms.

Taco, they choose to go, sure, but that doesn't change the fact that they're just basic American cannon fodder.☕
And save all that talk about some "anti-terrorist struggle" and whatever else for those trashy reality shows.☕
As if some barefoot peasant in Afghanistan is actually threatening anyone in Washington, D.C....☕
If anything, since the Americans showed up, maybe the threat is just the massive spike in heroin exports...
And get this—that export volume is actually way higher now than it ever was under the Taliban.

It'll also be interesting to see how the public in the States reacts when a coffin comes flying back from Afghanistan...
People will be like, "WTF? Why is an American dying in the middle of nowhere in Afghanistan? For what?!" 🤷

For world peace, maybe? 🤣
Give me a break. That "peace" crap is just stuff Melissa says during election season...☕

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And a dramatic headline to boot...☕

Does this mean the Todorich empire is actually going to cut ties with Mexico? Along with all those other American companies making a killing over there? ☕

If that’s really how it is—then just go ahead and cut them off already. ☕

Big moves. ☕

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Chloe Palmer2 said:I’d say she’s just uneducated and, frankly, pathetic when it comes to global affairs.🤷 For instance, I look at a map and see that Mexico is its own republic.🤷

Which really brings us to a much larger issue: how could the Democratic Party possibly lead this country if they don't even grasp what's happening in our own backyard?😕 That seems like a far more significant problem to me.😢

Go ahead, try searching for so-called Mexico in the UN records. If you actually find them, let me know. ☕

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