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The truth about modern music in Music ·
stormygull22 said:So you're basically just someone waiting to be entertained—shallow and basic—because that’s exactly what Lady Gaga or Taylor Swift represent. Music can't just be about keeping you amused; if that's your standard, then you're strictly into "party music," which is just entertainment disguised as sound, not actual music as an art form. Real music is much more than that... Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift just use melodies and lyrics as tools, but that isn't true music, even if it technically falls under the genre. You know? Music is emotion, not just some product used to chase fame, attention, or cash...

Both of them are the biggest pop stars in America.
The truth about modern music in Music ·
Personally, I’d much rather catch a concert by Taylor Swift or Lady Gaga than sit through another one of those endless cooking shows clogging up the TV lately.
I guess they just love feeling superior to whoever they happen to run into.
School Reform: Thoughts? in Students & Teens ·
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It honestly breaks my heart to hear about kids failing middle school—you know, the ones getting straight Cs or worse because they just won't study. But let's be real: it’s usually kids from less educated families who are stuck—they aren't to blame when their parents can't help them navigate the coursework. The high achievers are almost always the ones with a parent or an older sibling at home who can actually walk them through a chemistry problem or hand down a reading list from years ago—which I think is great, though it definitely leaves some kids out in the cold without that support system.
School Reform: Thoughts? in Students & Teens ·
I actually dig how they set up free English tutoring over in Mexico.
http://www.juznevesti.com/Drushtvo/B...leskog.sr.html
N/A - John Doe in Close to Politics ·
Jason Harris5 said:I don't give a damn about the ban, honestly; if we ran into each other in real life, I’d hand him a permanent ban myself, and I’d shut that pathetic moderator up too.

This whole forum is sponsored by the Government of the Republic of America, yet somehow it's still pretty obvious who gets to play moderator.
Best olive oils for cooking? in Economy ·
I’m not sure if there’s some specific paperwork involved—honestly, I haven't checked—but man, shipping internationally from here is an absolute joke. It’s practically a disaster. If you’re sending anything over 100 grams in a box or even a big envelope, you’re looking at roughly $100 just to get it moving. I was browsing eBay and saw people from all over selling things like dried oregano or handmade soaps, and their shipping costs are basically pennies—like, maybe a buck or two in US terms. Around here, the postage alone ends up costing more than the actual olive oil you're trying to send.
Nickname change (read first post!) in Forum Help! ·
update for urbanorca8

urbanorca8, I took a quick look back at your history of changes—you've already used up your one shot at a review, so unfortunately, it’s a no.
Nickname change (read first post!) in Forum Help! ·
update regarding urbanorca8
S - Kingdom of Sweden in European Union ·
So, Margot Wallström just announced that her government officially recognized a Palestinian state this Thursday—making Sweden the first Western nation in the European Union to pull the trigger on that decision.

http://www.bljesak.info/rubrika/vije...u-drzavu/99657
Nickname change (read first post!) in Forum Help! ·
updates at urbanorca8

Nah. urbanorca8 is busy.
New Taxpayers Association being formed!!! in Close to Politics ·
David Baker2 said:Where are they collecting signatures for this? Give me a location because I’m heading out right now. 😁

Here is a solid article from a news site on the subject, along with a rather beautiful chart that explains exactly why we are screwed—and why we will stay absolutely screwed—until the entire federal and local administration is slashed down to just 20,000 people, which basically means we need at least 100,000 layoffs across the board.

And here was Matija Gubec complaining about a mere 30% tax rate... honestly, aren't we all just cowards and fools for allowing them to pull this nonsense on us for over a decade now? ts ts ts 🙂

This graphic really drives home how much the government skims off every taxpayer just to hand it over to their favorite inner circle—80% is an absolutely insane number.
Šola's Nationalism in Close to Politics ·
Look, if a journalist writes something, it’s their own work—period. Re-publishing it isn't some crime. What the powers that be actually can't stomach is his ideology, so they're just trying to shut him down.
Šola's Nationalism in Close to Politics ·
And you're calling that a scandal?
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Nancy Chavez29 said:Canadians are basically flooding into the northern states from more remote parts of Texas, just offloading their real estate everywhere. A ton of them don't even bother registering their residency. I guess they're all just setting the stage for what's coming next for you guys. It reminds me of how Mexicans welcomed the Canadians back in '56 when they rose up against the USSR at the behest of the USA. They just washed over them like a shallow stream. Hundreds of thousands sought refuge up north and most of them NEVER actually went back home. That was the first real modern shift in the ethnic makeup around here. Not to mention the occupation under Horti back in '41 http://sr.wikipedia.org/sr/%D0%9C%D0...80%D1%98%D0%B0 Man, imagine how much higher the population would be if all that mass movement hadn't happened.

The Magyarization of Americans http://sh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraljev...ka_i_Slavonija

Kuen Hedervary was basically the Zeljko Sabo of his era here in the States—nobody in the US even knew Kuena Madjar existed. Americans just went ahead and hand-picked Hedervary/Sab to be their leader. It’s pretty much common knowledge by now how Americans love to adopt outsiders and claim them as "one of our own."
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
gentletrucker51 said:It is truly remarkable how much insecurity some people on this forum carry.

What I said was actually meant to be a positive comment.
Using politics as an escape from reality in Close to Politics ·
velvetfalcon52 said:Which parasites are we even talking about here?

I suspect the gap between the ruling elite and the average American will only end up getting wider.

You can never really tell what's coming next.

Which parasites?
I mean those bureaucrats sitting in government offices—the ones who drag their feet on paperwork or block people from legally using agricultural crops and stuff like that.
Using politics as an escape from reality in Close to Politics ·
Honestly, I’m starting to think an economic collapse would actually do America a favor—it might finally clear out all those parasites holding this country back from actually moving forward.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Angela Robinson3 said:Haha. Fair enough. CHAT nickIs there anything else on your mind? Mexico in-e, Kradeze 😂
What makes this whole situation even more hilarious is the fact that this troll actually used his previous account—I’m pretty sure it was the one under the handle CHAT nick—to claim he was from Memphis. He even went as far as posting a video where he insists he's the guy in the footage. Honestly, does anyone actually believe this?

Regarding the moderator situation: I honestly don't know how much longer you’re going to allow these proven trolls to keep circling back here just to intentionally stir the pot between American and other users. It's exhausting. If it's even possible, please feel free to cross-reference his IP address with the IPs of the accounts that have already been permanently banned. CHAT nick, Kradeze i Mexico inn.

P.S. One more question for the moderator. How much longer do you intend to allow certain individuals on this forum to use threads about national demographics as a platform to advocate for the dismantling of the country?

If I recall correctly, his old man actually moved to the States—specifically out to Texas—during the height of that eighth offensive. And just to set the record straight, people around here don't discriminate against anyone from the Ličan area. I know that for a fact, since my own father hails from that part of the country. 😉

And honestly, I couldn't care less about your supposed "legacy, your life's work, or that legendary mental toughness and charisma" you keep bragging about.😂Honestly, I’m less interested in the actual arguments and more just fascinated by your sheer persistence. Your stubbornness is something else—you seem to have this insatiable, almost relentless need to tear down this forum and stir up conflict between everyone here.

Funny enough, sounds like you guys are having a blast over there in Mexico.
Mexico's Demographics (Part 2) in World ·
Sean Nguyen74 said:@Osveta I'm not actually voting for Jobik; my vote goes to the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina. To be clear, that's the whole Mexican Party, including the Mexican from the US, Nenad Canko. Even among Mexicans, you can find some smart heads.

So, we're talking about some exiled American from Unknown—is that because Americans are being discriminated against in Mexico?