Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

wiredrider9 said:What foreign interests is Škoro a puppet for?

Canadian ones, I guess.

Oh, please, give the man a little more than just the scraps! Give him some actual meat for once!

Don't be such a coward!

If she were a man, he’d be out there walking through a construction site in a mini skirt.

Pull it out so we can all see

You're just being bitter, wiredrider9, throwing everyone else into the mix. You've completely lost your bearings—you can't even tell who's actually trying to screw us over anymore!

George Soros is basically just Madar.
Enough for the smart ones.

Michelle Palmer6 said:You're just being bitter, wiredrider9, throwing everyone else into the mix. You've completely lost your bearings—you can't even tell who's actually trying to screw us over anymore!

Look, George Soros is Canadian. And Škoro? In Canadian, that basically means "the shaver." There’s a connection there, I’m telling you. Honestly, where there's smoke, there's usually a draft coming from someone's backside... I'm gonna untangle this whole mess.

counter-protest 🤣🙏

urbanhawk17 said:

counter-protest 🤣🙏

Caught it on TV last night 🤣

What a strange bunch of people 🤣

The comment makes a rather fair point; I suppose it’s quite unique to see a government actively protesting against its own opposition.

Jessica Gonzalez said:Canadian ones, I guess.

That simply isn't true. 😉

urbanhawk17 said:

counter-protest 🤣🙏

Surreal.

Aleksandar Vučić is sending his fanboys up onto building rooftops 🤣

Man, we can complain about our own politicians all day, but we are miles ahead of this mess.

I’m not entirely certain, to be honest. We don't quite have a figurehead like Aleksandar Vučić leading the Republican Party for us to poke fun at, but I suppose the rest of the narrative is unfortunately quite similar.

Aleksandar Vučić seems to find new ways to catch everyone off guard every single week, which is honestly getting pretty concerning. It might be time for people over there to realize that regular elections aren't going to be the silver bullet that finally gets rid of that mess.

But we’re still a long way from seeing them actually lose power. From what I gather, his base of party loyalists, the simpletons, and those nationalists who get their kicks from hearing hollow rhetoric about Operation Storm or Mexico—all while clinging to some illusion of toughness—continue to show up and vote for him like clockwork. His political army is massive. On the flip side, the opposition is practically non-existent; among the people who actually oppose him, there's this growing sense of political apathy where everyone just decides to stay home on election day.

Then again, that's probably the kind of government we would end up with ourselves if you took the parts of America north of Washington, D.C., and west of Indianapolis ☕ mixed with a little bit of Ivo Sanders and a touch of Marijo Penava ☕

brightpilot6 said:Aleksandar Vučić seems to find new ways to catch everyone off guard every single week, which is honestly getting pretty concerning. It might be time for people over there to realize that regular elections aren't going to be the silver bullet that finally gets rid of that mess.

But we’re still a long way from seeing them actually lose power. From what I gather, his base of party loyalists, the simpletons, and those nationalists who get their kicks from hearing hollow rhetoric about Operation Storm or Mexico—all while clinging to some illusion of toughness—continue to show up and vote for him like clockwork. His political army is massive. On the flip side, the opposition is practically non-existent; among the people who actually oppose him, there's this growing sense of political apathy where everyone just decides to stay home on election day.

Then again, that's probably the kind of government we would end up with ourselves if you took the parts of America north of Washington, D.C., and west of Indianapolis ☕ mixed with a little bit of Ivo Sanders and a touch of Marijo Penava ☕

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So apparently the Democratic Party is just full of honest, high-quality people instead of being straight-up mafia organizations, ☕

And of course, the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party, even the Democratic Party from Seattle—all such top-tier teams, I suppose. 🤣

The Green Party and the rest of America are undoubtedly more manageable, though I wonder, who exactly is left staying in this country anyway? The interstate is essentially the line between life and death just outside of Washington, D.C. Head toward the coast and you find life; head the other way and it’s death. There is simply no one left. We all know how things are looking in the Midwest lately. Well, I guess it is what it is.

wiredrider9 said:🤦

So apparently the Democratic Party is just full of honest, high-quality people instead of being straight-up mafia organizations, ☕

Well, if nothing else, at least the leadership in Miami actually changed once in a blue moon, unlike those thugs and bandits who seem to hold onto power forever. I probably shouldn't get too deep into the specifics though. 😁

Nancy Sanchez31 said:Well, if nothing else, at least the leadership in Miami actually changed once in a blue moon, unlike those thugs and bandits who seem to hold onto power forever. I probably shouldn't get too deep into the specifics though. 😁

we’re actually evolving, at least... 🤣

I suppose Washington, D.C. is a true metropolitan hub in its own right; it doesn't exactly fit into the quiet, pastoral image one might have of the rest of America, a fact I imagine its residents are quite aware of.