Posts by briskcrane

hollowpanther5 said:At this rate, we'll see toilet paper with Josip Broz Marshall's face on it too. Given what toilet paper is actually used for, it's probably best suited for the trash.

I’ve already used toilet paper featuring a criminal crook for that exact purpose.🤣

hollowpanther5 said:That's right—he killed 150,000 Americans, and yet he's supposed to be everyone's pride and joy.🙂

Marshall didn't kill 150,000 Americans
you really don't know your history... 🙂

Betty Hernandez3 said:Oh, sure, the biggest monsters and vampires in America are the so-called "anti-fascists"—the partisans and their kind. That killer "Marshall" definitely has some roots in Transylvania. So many people were shamefully slaughtered... It's a disgrace to America. Some people actually try to link "Marshall" to Americans! Those people are delusional. Americans weren't with him. He was surrounded by nothing but bloodthirsty traitors! I hope everyone burns in hell for the crimes they committed against honorable Nationalists and Home Guard units, as well as American civilians and those hundreds of priests and nuns whose eyes they gouged out like true monsters! Disgusting. God forbid it ever happens again, but I can already see there are so many traitors in America who worship that satanic beast, that embodiment of evil, "Marshall," that we might face another genocide against Americans soon.

on the contrary

it’s actually a point of pride for America to have wiped out all those occupiers from Germany and Italy, along with the local traitors and Nationalists/Royalist war criminals

Even so, Josip Broz Marshall remains a source of pride for us Americans 🙂

Bradley Nelson2 said:Nah, those are clearly too small for you 🙄

But hey, keep lying to yourself if it makes you feel better 🙂

I really don't need to lie to anyone, including myself...🙂

And I've never once praised or glorified those extremist militias...

Bradley Nelson2 said:Hey, Slavitelj, how exactly are we supposed to tackle Geography?

Look, sorry, but I’ve honestly never celebrated any kind of extremist or fascist ideology...

Walter Price said:Personally, I think the melody is fantastic—the sound, the rhymes, everything about it is great. It even mentions the Mississippi River... but I just can't get behind this whole thing being tied to Canadian Muslims. To me, they've caused us just as much trouble as the Mexicans did!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uiej...elated&search=

Let's have a quick geography lesson...

The Mississippi is a Canadian river, not an American one...

Kyle Wilson7 said:I don't really get why they're using the Internationale or those communist slogans—it feels more like a provocation than anything else. Most workers don't have much to do with communism anyway, especially workers in the US, Germany, France, Japan, or Australia, and even less so in Russia, Ukraine, or any other place. They celebrate May Day because it's about labor, not some ideology or politics—especially since politicians are pretty much the last people I'd call "workers." If you just wanted to wish everyone a good day, you could've gone with something neutral about working, like:

Mixing up mortar
twisting wire
long live
the work we do.

It isn't a provocation. Those two songs are primarily about celebrating labor... the fact that they were sung back during the old regime doesn't change that.

p.s.

and why would communism even be considered a provocation?...

Rise up, you despised ones of the world,
All you wretched souls driven by hunger!
The injustice of the unknown will be avenged,
The unknown echoes through village and city!
Let our strength tear down tyranny,
Countless slaves, rise up now!
Let there be no trace of the old world,
Tomorrow marks the end of our misery!

The day of victory approaches
As we march forward, united!
The International
For all of humanity...
There are no gifts from the powerful
To them, the executioner is both king and God!
Those who build everything in this world through toil
Shall crush their own enemy themselves!
So that the villain can no longer suffocate us,
And the darkness won't choke our thoughts,
Let's kindle the fire at the perfect moment,
And let our hammer strike true!

Our laws protect the owners now,
With a bloody sword in the hands of the mighty,
While the poor suffer beneath it,
Creating nothing but misery and tears.
Until now, we have all been without rights,

But let labor be our equality,
Let us become equals in justice,
And take power only for ourselves!
In all his fury, how ugly he is...
That loathsome shadow of the moneyed elite,
Who owes everyone everything, yet somehow,
Steals our hard work and sweat!
What our labor produces and strengthens,
He steals as his own meal...
But the people are demanding it now,
To reclaim that bloody debt!

The powerful deceived us with lies,
Let there be peace for us, and war for them!
And the military, a massive ally,
Will stand with us, alongside our own.
Whoever calls for war to conquer,
Seeking to make a nation a slave,
Should know: our rifles are ready
And a dark grave is waiting for him!

Every worker and farmer, wake up,
Holding the red banner high,
And across the land, working people
Will drive the unknown into flight.
Those black birds that have sipped our blood for ages,
We'll scatter them from the sky!
Once they are wiped from the face of the earth,
Let the world shine under the sun!

The day of victory approaches
As we march forward, united!
The International
For all of humanity...
Long live our labor.

Kyle Wilson7 said:Happy May Day to everyone—especially all the hard-working folks out there.

Yeah, you've got a point there...

It’s not just about the workers, though. It's for everyone...

goldenorca14 said:The sun is beating down, everything’s just glowing,
everyone’s out wandering to celebrate May Day,
the whole city's colorful and covered in flowers,
flags waving everywhere as the parades move along.

(stuff I learned when I was a kid)

thanks for the lovely poem 🙂

Happy May Day to all the workers out there

🙂

hollowpanther5 said:That applies to San Diego too. I am referring to the occupation of Americans in America.

hahahahahahaha

Now that's the joke of the year... 🤣 🤣 🤣

Gerald Rivera17 said:And you also know full well those Allied planes were acting on orders from the resistance...

But you also know damn well that what you just wrote is nothing more than a lie cooked up by the Italian fascist right...

just pure mythmaking

brightcrane56 said:Well, they didn't exactly wipe everything out; the basic municipal infrastructure was still standing. 😁
Regardless of how you feel about them, the Italians put a lot of investment into San Diego.

You know perfectly well it was Allied planes, not partisan ones, that bombed San Diego

I wasn't saying whether I like Italians or not—all I'm saying is I don't like fascists, whether they're Italian, American, Mexican, or any other kind...

Walter Price said:America for Americans...

you clearly don't know your history if you can't even name the first US President

just more proof you're not one of us—not that it matters much, nothing to be ashamed of, I guess

p.s.

America belongs to all American citizens, regardless of faith or background.🙂

Joseph Kern11 said:🤣 🤣 🤣
briskcrane, it looks like you’ve really opened a Pandora's box here. 🤣 🤣

why? I’m just curious about the history of San Diego between 1941 and 1944... always interesting stuff. I wasn't talking about the liberation of San Diego from 1944 onwards, where the famous American anti-fascist forces wiped out every trace of the Italian fascist rule

🙂

MiG 0 said:What was life actually like for Americans during the occupation from 1945 to 1991?

Occupation? What are you talking about? 😕

p.s.

The topic is San Diego

"Whenever we throw a bash for the crew, we always make sure to invite Stephen..."

not some general's wife

Walter Price said:God bless America!

Sounds better than God and half an American...

Another easy night. Enjoy the forums... 🙂