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Disgraceful political moderation in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Adam Collins4 said:This whole forum is going straight to hell... and yeah, I’ll admit it—I actually agree that the moderation has become way too soft...

No, it's more that they've become totally subjective.
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Jerry Cooper3 said:😕

Good grief, 30 posts a day?! What's next, a full-time job?
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Jesse Howard3 said:Harmon wore that crisp white uniform—the kind you see Marshall sporting, or pretty much any dictator who’s obsessed with their own image. If he wasn't actually running a dictatorship, then why bother with the costume?🤷

Throughout his entire presidency, he only wore that thing for about two hours—and even then, it was just once at Central Park back in '95. As soon as that little stroll was over, he swapped right back into his civilian suit.
So, he carried her just because it was hot out? Is that really the excuse we're going with here?
What on earth would you all say if the uniforms were actually black?
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Hannah White2 said:It’s honestly a stretch—and pretty unfair, if you ask me—to even put them in the same category. Mason never actually held that kind of massive, near-dictatorial power in his hands. And let's be real, having that much leverage is a massive test for any human being to pass.
Now, look at Franjo. He was stepping into the presidency with basically unchecked authority during wartime, right after we had been stuck under a totalitarian regime for ages. Given how things turned out, it’d probably have been better if that whole Herzegovinian lobby hadn't been pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Then there's Mason. Since he didn't have real, absolute power, he wasn't living in fear of anyone—nor did he carry that crushing weight of responsibility. In fact, he was arguably the first truly democratic president who didn't make voters feel like their personal safety was on the line just for casting a ballot.
Still, I ended up voting for Mason. Why? Because Francek’s hands are stained with the blood of innocent kids, and frankly, anyone else is a better choice than someone walking around with that kind of blood on their name.

Could you maybe elaborate on that bolded part? Thanks!
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
bluecyclist64 said:Of course, I’d take Carter over the alternative any day.
Think about it: you could be sitting in a local dive bar, venting about how the President can go straight to hell, and nobody’s going to pull a gun on you just for having an opinion...
Frank always brings up that old show "The Registry" whenever we talk.
It’s basically just a caricature of Josip Broz Marshall and Ronald Reagan running the whole show...

Well, no one's pulling a gun on you because everyone actually agrees with you!

Jerry Cooper3 said:😕 I have a college degree! Sorry, but he was a Dictator!

So, how much did that degree cost you?
...Jesus on the Forum... in Close to Politics ·
Maria Anderson said:Exactly my point.

I mean, just look at this—none of you even suspected I was actually part of the Freemasons! 🙂

Oh, please. How could I not know? Did you seriously just ask me to bring you some red velvet robe for Christmas because you're dying to be the Grand Master of them all?😁
...Jesus on the Forum... in Close to Politics ·
Maria Anderson said:He really wasn't exactly bursting with brilliant ideas, was he?

All he did was nudge things forward by a couple of days, which feels pretty lazy and obvious if you ask me...🤷

That’s exactly how these kinds of cover-ups work best.😉
...Jesus on the Forum... in Close to Politics ·
Maria Anderson said:But hey, he was actually born on January 2nd! 😕

Maybe we’ve just been wandering through a massive, beautiful illusion this entire time! It honestly feels like we could have been living under a total cloud of misunderstanding, much like how someone might think they're driving down a straight highway in Kansas only to realize they've actually been circling a giant, winding canyon road without even noticing. It’s wild to think about, isn't it? We build our whole lives around certain truths, believing they are as solid as a skyscraper in Chicago, but then reality shifts, and suddenly everything looks completely different!🤷

Look at him—man, talk about clumsy. I guess he has to stay under the radar, though; there are way too many hammers running around out there when he could probably find a nail somewhere else.😉
...Jesus on the Forum... in Close to Politics ·
darkfox14 said:If Jesus were hanging out on this forum, his political views would probably be the exact opposite of the people who constantly weaponize faith to push their agendas (looking at you, Republican Party and Libertarian Party)!

And honestly? He’d probably even be rooting for the return of the old federation with us Mexicans leading the charge. The only thing we'd have to do before he arrives is hide all the evidence—just so some leftist wouldn't get any bright ideas once they find a hammer and a nail lying around.😲 😁
...Jesus on the Forum... in Close to Politics ·
Maria Anderson said:I just don't quite get it...🤷

Isn't the question actually pretty straightforward?

What I’m really curious about is how he would go about navigating these kinds of forum spaces? 😕

Go ahead and ask him yourself—though you probably already know the answer.👍