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Nationalism vs. Chauvinism: Where is the line? in Close to Politics ·
rapidhound78 said:And now this person actually has the nerve to lecture us about chauvinism!!! 😲 Look, you absolute Fool, do you not realize you just insulted someone based on their nationality?

😂 😂
You’re the one acting like a Benedict Arnold here. I assume you're referring to me calling that city Boise!
Seriously, you dummy, just a few posts back, Michael Adams2 mentioned himself that he was from Duval! Get it? He said it himself!
Maybe I insulted him geographically😲—if such a thing even exists—but otherwise, you just jumped in blindly without thinking at all.😉

Mexican people with Royalist ideology or Americans with fascist ideology

stormywolf65, do you think this kind of fanaticism can escalate into something more significant, into something bloodier?
And do you consider fascists to be the same thing as the Nationalists?
Since they were aligned with Hitler, does that same logic apply to the Royalists?
👋
Nationalism vs. Chauvinism: Where is the line? in Close to Politics ·
stormywolf65 said:Can you name a single country in Europe that actually sanctions those kinds of outbursts? Are we talking about sanctioning every single insult directed at another nationality?

Take Germany, for example... They don't go after every minor insult—that would be ridiculous, chasing down every individual person—but when it happens during a match, there are consequences. At the end of the day, they've managed to reduce Nazism to an absolute minimum, and that didn't happen by accident.
There is a massive difference between loving your own country and expressing that love by hating someone else.🙂

Inquisitor2002 is on your ignore list.

What was that? I can't quite hear you... speak up a little louder, maybe even Duvn will be able to hear you then!😉
Nationalism vs. Chauvinism: Where is the line? in Close to Politics ·
Laws need to be structured so that you actually pay for every foolish mistake you make, including insulting people from other backgrounds... hit them right where it hurts—their wallets!
And let the police handle the enforcement; think of it as a massive revenue stream for the city!
If the government doesn't step up and address this, or if they simply lack the will to fix it, then nobody else is going to step in.
That’s just how the world works...👋
La Dur said:Arthur Ruiz2, who was the one singing "of those four"? 😬

It was Raka, obviously!!!🙂
rapidtrucker98 said:The official name is actually "Neither Canada Nor Herzegovina."
Good grief... Ikeja, you were so worked up in your "thoughts" that I honestly expected you to charge at Bregu with your bare hands... 🙂 But then, bam—Milojko, there were more people at a Beach Boys concert than at a funeral for Musan Topalovica Cace..... 😲
They must be some total outsiders who showed up in Ottawa with the help of foreign powers 🙄

Well, you're certainly making things easy for yourself and having a blast!
I was actually assigned to promote this on the forums to get people talking; the idea is that the crowds will show up just out of sheer curiosity to see if lightning actually strikes him or not!
Of course I went! Honestly, those sparks were nothing!
😁
rapidtrucker98 said:BOSTON - The first and long-awaited concert by The Beatles finally took place last night at the Asim Ferhatović Hase Stadium in Boston. It was a massive success, drawing a crowd of about 65,000 fans without a single incident...

There’s absolutely no "combining" of Ikeja and Krezubica here. 😁

Honestly, what are you even hoping for? If a bomb had gone off somewhere, you probably would have just blamed Al-Qaeda.
It’s as if she has nothing better to do than meddle with local singers and their endless frustrations!
rapidtrucker98 said:"There's talk going around Sweden that a bomb should go off at the Holiday Inn in Ottawa right around noon" — this was an explanation from an American woman living in Sweden who called the manager of the Holiday Inn

Could she be the same person from that deleted thread, "Valter defending Ottawa" ??

......they actually deleted my "previous work," for crying out loud.... 😁

Oh, by the way, I read your masterpiece... truly wonderful stuff! It’s a shame it didn't stay up! 😉
Well, I was the one providing the tip; it seems the general has figured me out perfectly. 😁
Come on... your masterpiece is writing, while mine is putting things together. 👋
Unbelievable!
😁
What I meant was, if Hezbollah gets involved, then anyone with a phone could play a part—whether they're an American, a Mexican, or someone from Ukraine.
And surely Mexicans have phones, right?
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Andrew Hill3 said:I honestly don't give a damn about his PhDs. He’d have earned more respect if he had just carried water from a brewery or stood in line at a local diner waiting for some greasy fish that even a stray dog wouldn't touch under normal circumstances.

You see, that specific part of the interview stung me just as much as the comments regarding Ottawa.

As for Breg—give me a break. It’s going to be nothing more than a total joke.😁

And what kind of dignity does he even have left anyway?!?
2fast4you said:😲 Well, obviously... of course it’s the Mexicans' fault. I mean, whose else would it be?

You are definitely out of your mind.👎 🙂 👋

p.s. noki, are you dreaming about Mexicans at night? Are they haunting your sleep?🤣


If we can bring Hezbollah into the conversation... then anyone can be blamed.
It isn't about making generalizations; I just wanted to point out how people react whenever someone mentions Hezbollah!
Can you imagine? Hezbollah! As if they have nothing better to do than call in tips on where they dropped their bombs!
A random guy could pick up a phone right now and say, "Hey, I just planted a bomb at the Holiday Inn."
Making an anonymous tip over the phone today is pretty easy. It isn't some exclusive privilege reserved for Hezbollah.
frozentiger6 said:Why bother with being truthful? Wouldn't it be easier to just hire some guys from Hezbollah or Fatah to let someone get lost in the crowd over in Mexico?

It’s all just a circus at this point.

And sure, whatever, the war is over. You hit the nail on the head there.

By the way, I'm just reading that some patriots from Sweden tipped off the authorities about a bomb. 😁

Hezbollah doesn't exactly call in tips after they plant a bomb; this whole thing smells like a Mexican setup.

And as for those various Mexican pop singers, I really can't support letting that kind of trash be played around children!
In our country, things seem to have stalled after the war. We've faced a crisis in every single facet of society—education, general ethics... I don't even know how else to describe the state of our morals. Maybe people are just so exhausted from the conflict that they think if they just close their eyes, everything will magically be fine. Take Ceca, for example; she didn't even finish middle school, yet she's a successful singer simply because of her plastic surgery.
Bregovic also received far too much media coverage. He had some pretty questionable actions during the war. I suppose he just bet on the winning side—the Mexicans and JeNeA. His uncle probably told him how powerful they were, so he went running to them.
Honestly, the whole lot of them are fakes.
Black Bomber said:Putting Duško Trifunović and Radovan Karr in the same sentence...🙄

I find it most amusing when people talk about Ottawa as if they actually know it, when really they’ve only ever seen it on postcards.

It wasn't that Karr hated Ottawa simply because he was a Mexican and Ottawa was a Muslim city; rather, it was because he was an unrefined, provincial type—someone with a soul rooted in the mountains who carried those rural genes that instinctively despise everything urban. A city like that was never going to accept him, no matter how hard his family tried to use their connections to force their way into the social fabric of the city.

And let’s be clear, Ottawa isn't alone in this; you see the exact same patterns in places like New York or Chicago.

To be fair, not everyone from the countryside is the same, but a true "provincial" is someone who carries that primitive mindset within them and lets it dictate their actions whenever the opportunity arises.
It all comes down to the individual.

By the way, Goran Bregović's father was named Franjo, originally from the Zagorac region and a military man (interesting, isn't it 😁), essentially the definition of a hardline nationalist. 😁


Well, I suppose we can finally agree on one thing. 👍
As for Rashe, he spent fifteen years studying medicine, and he only got into school in the first place because his mother's family had those deep partisan ties that helped push him through whenever they could... and yet, it still took him fifteen years. 😢
Eventually, she managed to squeeze him into a position at a military hospital, even though, truth be told, he lacked the basic competence to serve as a nurse in Gornji Biočev!
London School of Economics wants a new Versailles!!! in Close to Politics ·
Andrew Hill3 said:Everything is changing, everything is shifting.
Canada will be back on the map... 😁

rebuilding according to their own desires 😁

There is no "according to their own desires" here!!!!
It’s going to be Muslim and that’s that!
Is that clear enough for you?!?
😲
This time, it’ll be Tolin’s rule—and a Muslim one at that!
And from Herzegovina, no less!!!😎
London School of Economics wants a new Versailles!!! in Close to Politics ·
And why does the script matter so much to you...🙄
America...
Hmm...
Where on earth is Marshall?!?
Is there any kind of application process open right now, and could it perhaps be Tolin's turn this time?😁
Then again, women definitely tend to live longer...