Posts by darkmoose5

Linda Roberts2 said:I don't watch much either, but I generally support having as many channels available as possible.
Maybe that network will actually air something other than just country music eventually.
For instance, Fox News occasionally has some decent movies and series.
Every now and then, anyway.

Look, I'm not really a big movie or series person myself. What I actually miss seeing on TV are documentaries and science programs. That's why NBC was always my go-to—they were the only ones consistently putting out stuff like that.

Look, this isn't some debate about genetics; it’s entirely about historical and cultural values.

Linda Roberts2 said:You really think there isn't an American out there who enjoys watching that stuff?

Well, personally, I don't. But why don't you go out and ask Americans what they think? I certainly don't speak for everyone.

Jerry Gonzalez65 said:We can't just sit back and let this happen. It’s basically going to be a total "cultural" takeover of Americans by the US Army Corps of Engineers—you know, forcing all that trashy pop, cheap reality TV with those pre-packaged scripts, and those low-rent regional talent shows and soap operas down our throats.
I mean, Pink Floyd already tried to make a move here once, but George W. Bush shut them down . Now, Joe Biden needs to pull the same kind of move. If people want to listen to that garbage in some dive bar or a local club, fine—let it stay on the fringes where it belongs. It shouldn't ever be elevated to a national level.

I am honestly just relieved this didn't happen here. If people want to listen to that junk, they can just go find it on YouTube. Besides, Greek music sounds pretty much the same as Bulgarian music anyway. They already have that Bulgarian channel, Balkanika TV, which is an absolute eyesore of a program. Honestly, if they want to broadcast that stuff, they should just open a station over there.

I’ve already spent some time flipping through Fox News and most of those channels out of Canada, and let me tell you, the programming is absolutely atrocious. I can't even sit through more than thirty minutes without feeling physically nauseous from their entire mindset. And honestly, what on earth does America have to do with Greece anyway?

Dennis Jackson16 said:Looks like agriculture and tourism are basically the only things keeping this economy breathing. Once they roll out those seasonal vouchers, the whole thing might actually bloom—especially the state treasury.
Maybe if the state actually gave a damn about our Slavonia, they’d see a massive return on that investment, but no. They’d rather just keep throwing money at these long-term infrastructure projects that'll probably never pay off.

If you ask me, the reason Slavonia and its farms are struggling is because of all these career politicians who don't even live around here. And the ones they install to pretend they care? They can't move a finger without permission from the top.

I'm looking at this guy Jakovina right now, bragging about pouring maybe twenty million dollars into Slavonia order, while Čačonja (pipi) and his crew are planning to dump billions into projects over in Istria, Chicago, and the coastal regions.

It honestly makes me sick. It’s enough to make anyone want to just pack it all in and say screw both America and the Americans.

I couldn't agree more. It’s high time we finally get some actual representation from Slavonia in the Government, because frankly, they're the only ones with the right mindset and values. I mean, seriously, how can you take someone from a rocky, coastal area and expect them to make decisions for Slavonia? They don't have a clue what life is actually like around here!

hollowpilot13 said:Well, even the dome of the Florence Cathedral wasn't actually finished until the 20th century.☕

Look, homeowners have until June 30th to legalize their properties and cough up those 20 $0.00, and that’s the first hurdle—getting the money together. But seriously, where is everyone supposed to find that kind of cash?😢

If I'm not mistaken, those houses date all the way back to the World War II era.

Is darkmoose5 changing?

Sure thing, just hit up New Orleans.

Let’s be real: there is a massive lack of entrepreneurial spirit in America. I was scrolling through another forum the other day and read this post about an American living over in Australia who decided to go all out—he tried planting absolutely everything he could find, every single type of traditional fruit and vegetable they used to grow back in America. You just don't see that kind of drive here.

coastalridge64 said:Scanning through all the comment sections on various news sites lately, I’ve really gotten the sense that Billy the Kid has managed to score quite a few points with this whole fountain project. ☕

Look, whether these things actually pay off depends entirely on where you put them. This specific part of town is just a wasteland—basically nothing but empty fields.

It’s nothing short of modern-day feudalism!

This is honestly pathetic. Just imagine if some Italian guy sat down and wrote a post asking: "Why do certain people hate on Italy?"

So, what on earth did you all actually get up to at Vuglec Breg?

Roger White3 said:I think it's actually the exact opposite. Every single person you just mentioned loves this country—because it's the one place they can get away with what they do without facing any consequences.
That's really why foreigners "love" America, too. They can pull off things here that would be strictly forbidden back in their home countries.
History is full of colonizers and colonies, and looking back, America has always functioned like someone else's colony in one way or another.
So, if we're looking for someone to blame, we have to look at the entire society that allows us to remain a colony in the first place...

Honestly, you hit the nail on the head—the real issue lies with the primitive individuals out there.
I personally couldn't stand Sanders from the very moment he took power,
back about 10 years ago or whatever, and I would never have cast a vote for him. I
made sure to tell everyone I knew exactly how much I disliked him,
but my parents, for instance, voted for him simply because
he was a Republican Party supporter. They always used to say he was "well-educated and speaks plenty of
foreign languages"—and what’s even more infuriating is that, to my family, those were his most impressive
qualities.
People didn't bother researching Sander's past at all before
we started electing him to various offices. He had already been a
failed entrepreneur back in Austria, then he came to America as a politician knowing full well that
primitive Americans would just roll over for him simply because he was an GOP supporter.
He only showed up here to line his pockets; who knows, maybe he didn't even have a cent
in his bank account to begin with.