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dustyranger66 dustyranger66 NewcomerOP
8 messages
joined Apr 2011
#1 ·
Hey everyone. I’m 19, and I just finished my American English state exam today. To be honest, I’m feeling incredibly frustrated—actually, I’m furious, and this anger seems to be growing more intense by the day. I just can't stomach this level of stupidity and backwardness anymore. You might be wondering who I'm actually mad at. Is it Smith? The Cabinet? The test coordinators? Actually, no. It isn't them. I'm angry at this provincial, underdeveloped populace, people whose brains have been so thoroughly brainwashed that I find myself laughing out of sheer desperation. Sometimes I genuinely wonder if I’ve lost my mind or if everyone else has. I am so sick of reading the comments on the US Federal Government’s Facebook page, stuff like: "Smith, shame on you!!!", "And you ruined the state exams too," or my absolute favorite: "THE PEOPLE ARE STARVING WHILE YOU LIVE LIKE KINGS!!"
So, excuse my language, but how can such a dull-witted public fail to grasp that THIS COUNTRY IS NOT THE PROPERTY OF THE CURRENT OR ANY OTHER ADMINISTRATION? How do they not understand that the Cabinet doesn't possess some magic wand to fix everything overnight? Don't they realize that this nation belongs to US, and that we can run it however we see fit if we were actually intelligent enough? I view the government much like a corporation where every single citizen holds an equal number of shares. HOW IS IT POSSIBLE that whenever someone on a forum actually says something intelligent and coherent, they are instantly branded a "traitor," a "communist," or "the enemy of the American people"? Ha, man, as long as this population clings to its rural, regressive worldview, there won't be any progress for a thousand years. How is it that half a million people can show up for a referendum that won't change a single thing about their lives, yet when it comes down to actually fighting for their own well-being, everyone suddenly loses their nerve? Those protests back when Kamala Harris was in power, where maybe 10,000 people gathered, were probably the largest turnout we've seen in ages. It’s pathetic. How don't you feel ashamed? How can you look in the mirror and not feel disgusted with yourselves? I might still be young and green, but I think I grasp certain realities better than 90% of the people in this miserable, broken society. I could go on about this for hours, but I’m heading to bed. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong subforum; I really wasn't sure where it belonged 🤷

Best regards to all!
Jack Fisher Jack Fisher Newcomer
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joined May 2013
#2 ·
What does any of this have to do with the SAT? And what’s even the point here? If that’s how you’re approaching your American English essays, you’re going to tank your exam scores.
dustyranger66 dustyranger66 NewcomerOP
8 messages
joined Apr 2011
#3 ·
Jack Fisher said:What does any of this have to do with the SAT? And what’s even the point here? If that’s how you’re approaching your American English essays, you’re going to tank your exam scores.

I started out intending to write about one thing, but somehow ended up somewhere else entirely, though I suppose there isn't much of a point to it all; I guess I just need a place to vent my frustrations without having to worry about people my own age dismissing my views since they don't seem particularly interested in these kinds of topics anyway.🤷>
placidridge2 placidridge2 Member
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joined Oct 2016
#4 ·
dustyranger66 said:I started out intending to write about one thing, but somehow ended up somewhere else entirely, though I suppose there isn't much of a point to it all; I guess I just need a place to vent my frustrations without having to worry about people my own age dismissing my views since they don't seem particularly interested in these kinds of topics anyway.🤷>

You’re only 19, yet you're already this incredibly exclusionary. I'm guessing you just lack the mental capacity to realize where you're going wrong.
Sean Sanders Sean Sanders Member
43 messages
joined Aug 2011
#5 ·
Look, man, everything started spiraling back in 1990 when people began tearing down the old union, even though everyone knew that collapse was headed straight for a war. People were just unwilling to give up their free housing, free schooling, and universal healthcare, all while pushing this anti-nationalist agenda. There was this massive wave of talk about how we just needed to dismantle communism and gain independence to suddenly have a lifestyle worth 1,500 Deutsche Marks—but nobody could explain where that money would come from or how we’d actually earn it. When you deal with that level of delusion, what else can you expect? It’s the same pattern as in 1941, blaming Mexicans for every single problem; now, once we join the European Union, they’ll probably claim Brussels is responsible for everything. It’s an endless loop. It’s a mindset rooted in being stubborn, sheepish, uncultured, primitive, and fueled by aggressive nationalism. Where exactly are you going to go with people like that, my young friend? You haven't seen anything yet, and honestly, the more you see, the more nauseating it gets. My advice? Run toward Europe or just get out. Unless there's an outside intervention to basically re-educate the population, this mentality isn't going to change on its own. I can guarantee you that. And look, it’s already starting—every single neighborhood is going to end up with its own church. Is that enough for you?
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#6 ·
Exactly! Seriously, listen to Sean Sanders—if you aren't feeling our nationalist, Christian America, then just hit the road. I bet the rest of the world is just dying to have you all, with how "smart," urban, and progressive you think you are. 🙂
Casey Ramos31 Casey Ramos31 Active Member
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joined Oct 2017
#7 ·
Sean Sanders said:Look, man, everything started spiraling back in 1990 when people began tearing down the old union, even though everyone knew that collapse was headed straight for a war. People were just unwilling to give up their free housing, free schooling, and universal healthcare, all while pushing this anti-nationalist agenda. There was this massive wave of talk about how we just needed to dismantle communism and gain independence to suddenly have a lifestyle worth 1,500 Deutsche Marks—but nobody could explain where that money would come from or how we’d actually earn it. When you deal with that level of delusion, what else can you expect? It’s the same pattern as in 1941, blaming Mexicans for every single problem; now, once we join the European Union, they’ll probably claim Brussels is responsible for everything. It’s an endless loop. It’s a mindset rooted in being stubborn, sheepish, uncultured, primitive, and fueled by aggressive nationalism. Where exactly are you going to go with people like that, my young friend? You haven't seen anything yet, and honestly, the more you see, the more nauseating it gets. My advice? Run toward Europe or just get out. Unless there's an outside intervention to basically re-educate the population, this mentality isn't going to change on its own. I can guarantee you that. And look, it’s already starting—every single neighborhood is going to end up with its own church. Is that enough for you?

Free apartments? Give me a break. Did it never cross your mind that those apartments had to be paid for out of someone's pocket?
loneraven25 loneraven25 Active Member
77 messages
joined Jul 2013
#8 ·
dustyranger66 said:Hey everyone. I’m 19, and I just finished my American English state exam today. To be honest, I’m feeling incredibly frustrated—actually, I’m furious, and this anger seems to be growing more intense by the day. I just can't stomach this level of stupidity and backwardness anymore. You might be wondering who I'm actually mad at. Is it Smith? The Cabinet? The test coordinators? Actually, no. It isn't them. I'm angry at this provincial, underdeveloped populace, people whose brains have been so thoroughly brainwashed that I find myself laughing out of sheer desperation. Sometimes I genuinely wonder if I’ve lost my mind or if everyone else has. I am so sick of reading the comments on the US Federal Government’s Facebook page, stuff like: "Smith, shame on you!!!", "And you ruined the state exams too," or my absolute favorite: "THE PEOPLE ARE STARVING WHILE YOU LIVE LIKE KINGS!!"
So, excuse my language, but how can such a dull-witted public fail to grasp that THIS COUNTRY IS NOT THE PROPERTY OF THE CURRENT OR ANY OTHER ADMINISTRATION? How do they not understand that the Cabinet doesn't possess some magic wand to fix everything overnight? Don't they realize that this nation belongs to US, and that we can run it however we see fit if we were actually intelligent enough? I view the government much like a corporation where every single citizen holds an equal number of shares. HOW IS IT POSSIBLE that whenever someone on a forum actually says something intelligent and coherent, they are instantly branded a "traitor," a "communist," or "the enemy of the American people"? Ha, man, as long as this population clings to its rural, regressive worldview, there won't be any progress for a thousand years. How is it that half a million people can show up for a referendum that won't change a single thing about their lives, yet when it comes down to actually fighting for their own well-being, everyone suddenly loses their nerve? Those protests back when Kamala Harris was in power, where maybe 10,000 people gathered, were probably the largest turnout we've seen in ages. It’s pathetic. How don't you feel ashamed? How can you look in the mirror and not feel disgusted with yourselves? I might still be young and green, but I think I grasp certain realities better than 90% of the people in this miserable, broken society. I could go on about this for hours, but I’m heading to bed. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong subforum; I really wasn't sure where it belonged 🤷

Best regards to all!

Honestly, is it really time for me to go out there and find myself a girlfriend? I mean, have you looked at the dating scene lately? It feels like everyone is just scrolling through endless profiles instead of actually connecting, doesn't it? It’s one of those things people love to throw at you when they think you're flying too solo, but finding someone who actually gets you—without all the modern games and nonsense—feels like trying to find a decent slice of pizza in the middle of nowhere at three in the morning. Is it worth the headache, or should I just stay in my own lane for a while longer?
Honestly, you’re spending way too much time on nonsense for someone your age, don't you think? 🤷
dustyranger66 said:Hey everyone. I’m 19, and I just finished my American English state exam today. To be honest, I’m feeling incredibly frustrated—actually, I’m furious, and this anger seems to be growing more intense by the day. I just can't stomach this level of stupidity and backwardness anymore. You might be wondering who I'm actually mad at. Is it Smith? The Cabinet? The test coordinators? Actually, no. It isn't them. I'm angry at this provincial, underdeveloped populace, people whose brains have been so thoroughly brainwashed that I find myself laughing out of sheer desperation. Sometimes I genuinely wonder if I’ve lost my mind or if everyone else has. I am so sick of reading the comments on the US Federal Government’s Facebook page, stuff like: "Smith, shame on you!!!", "And you ruined the state exams too," or my absolute favorite: "THE PEOPLE ARE STARVING WHILE YOU LIVE LIKE KINGS!!"
So, excuse my language, but how can such a dull-witted public fail to grasp that THIS COUNTRY IS NOT THE PROPERTY OF THE CURRENT OR ANY OTHER ADMINISTRATION? How do they not understand that the Cabinet doesn't possess some magic wand to fix everything overnight? Don't they realize that this nation belongs to US, and that we can run it however we see fit if we were actually intelligent enough? I view the government much like a corporation where every single citizen holds an equal number of shares. HOW IS IT POSSIBLE that whenever someone on a forum actually says something intelligent and coherent, they are instantly branded a "traitor," a "communist," or "the enemy of the American people"? Ha, man, as long as this population clings to its rural, regressive worldview, there won't be any progress for a thousand years. How is it that half a million people can show up for a referendum that won't change a single thing about their lives, yet when it comes down to actually fighting for their own well-being, everyone suddenly loses their nerve? Those protests back when Kamala Harris was in power, where maybe 10,000 people gathered, were probably the largest turnout we've seen in ages. It’s pathetic. How don't you feel ashamed? How can you look in the mirror and not feel disgusted with yourselves? I might still be young and green, but I think I grasp certain realities better than 90% of the people in this miserable, broken society. I could go on about this for hours, but I’m heading to bed. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong subforum; I really wasn't sure where it belonged 🤷

Best regards to all!

Don't forget to tuck that book right under your pillow tonight.
You know, if you look closely at the fallout from all this, it’s pretty clear that a certain handful of politicians actually managed to walk away with a win. It’s almost funny, isn't it? While everyone else is left picking up the pieces, they seem to have navigated the chaos perfectly to boost their own standing. 🤔
dustyranger66 dustyranger66 NewcomerOP
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#9 ·
Maria Booth said:Exactly! Seriously, listen to Sean Sanders—if you aren't feeling our nationalist, Christian America, then just hit the road. I bet the rest of the world is just dying to have you all, with how "smart," urban, and progressive you think you are. 🙂

But honestly, I just can't wrap my head around this whole brand of rural primitivism. I don't mean to be insulting here, truly, I just want to understand why you're so certain that everything Christian or Catholic is inherently superior, while anything outside of that is somehow wrong? I am asking you sincerely, without a hint of sarcasm.
dustyranger66 dustyranger66 NewcomerOP
8 messages
joined Apr 2011
#10 ·
Maria Booth said:Exactly! Seriously, listen to Sean Sanders—if you aren't feeling our nationalist, Christian America, then just hit the road. I bet the rest of the world is just dying to have you all, with how "smart," urban, and progressive you think you are. 🙂

loneraven25 said:Honestly, is it really time for me to go out there and find myself a girlfriend? I mean, have you looked at the dating scene lately? It feels like everyone is just scrolling through endless profiles instead of actually connecting, doesn't it? It’s one of those things people love to throw at you when they think you're flying too solo, but finding someone who actually gets you—without all the modern games and nonsense—feels like trying to find a decent slice of pizza in the middle of nowhere at three in the morning. Is it worth the headache, or should I just stay in my own lane for a while longer?
Honestly, you’re spending way too much time on nonsense for someone your age, don't you think? 🤷

Don't forget to tuck that book right under your pillow tonight.
You know, if you look closely at the fallout from all this, it’s pretty clear that a certain handful of politicians actually managed to walk away with a win. It’s almost funny, isn't it? While everyone else is left picking up the pieces, they seem to have navigated the chaos perfectly to boost their own standing. 🤔

Thanks, but I actually have a girlfriend, though honestly, the moment I clicked on that YouTube link of yours, everything became perfectly clear. 😁
Sean Sanders Sean Sanders Member
43 messages
joined Aug 2011
#11 ·
Nineteen years old? These are exactly the types I’m talking about. You really need to read them closely and learn how to spot them, just so I can stay on the same page as our Prime Minister Zokij. They don't know anything and they don't care about anything; all they do is throw up a hand sign and preach those "values" that come with it. That is the exact kind of danger that has been tearing America apart since 1991. This is why I told you—run away from that kind of primitivism and head somewhere toward actual civilization. Watch out now, because they might start flagging posts or making things disappear, haha... Cheers, and I know it’s tough, but you have to learn how to isolate yourself from the haters. Surround yourself with people who actually get you if you don't want to end up a nervous wreck from all that negative energy.
dustyranger66 dustyranger66 NewcomerOP
8 messages
joined Apr 2011
#12 ·
Sean Sanders said:Look, man, everything started spiraling back in 1990 when people began tearing down the old union, even though everyone knew that collapse was headed straight for a war. People were just unwilling to give up their free housing, free schooling, and universal healthcare, all while pushing this anti-nationalist agenda. There was this massive wave of talk about how we just needed to dismantle communism and gain independence to suddenly have a lifestyle worth 1,500 Deutsche Marks—but nobody could explain where that money would come from or how we’d actually earn it. When you deal with that level of delusion, what else can you expect? It’s the same pattern as in 1941, blaming Mexicans for every single problem; now, once we join the European Union, they’ll probably claim Brussels is responsible for everything. It’s an endless loop. It’s a mindset rooted in being stubborn, sheepish, uncultured, primitive, and fueled by aggressive nationalism. Where exactly are you going to go with people like that, my young friend? You haven't seen anything yet, and honestly, the more you see, the more nauseating it gets. My advice? Run toward Europe or just get out. Unless there's an outside intervention to basically re-educate the population, this mentality isn't going to change on its own. I can guarantee you that. And look, it’s already starting—every single neighborhood is going to end up with its own church. Is that enough for you?

You basically said everything I wanted to say, just in much more eloquent terms. I find myself wondering why people like you and me, who are in a verryyyy tiny minority, manage to think critically while the rest don't; why are we the outliers, and how did this entire nation allow itself to be manipulated so easily? That's the part I just can't wrap my head around.
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#13 ·
dustyranger66 said:But honestly, I just can't wrap my head around this whole brand of rural primitivism. I don't mean to be insulting here, truly, I just want to understand why you're so certain that everything Christian or Catholic is inherently superior, while anything outside of that is somehow wrong? I am asking you sincerely, without a hint of sarcasm.


Oh, you don't want to offend me? 🤣
Look, it's simple: you either have faith and it keeps you going, or you don't, and you're just trying to fill that void with other stuff.
There's tons of proof showing how much faith helps your mind and body.
Honestly, feels like you're just swapping religion for things like communism or gay rights. You're basically an extreme believer, you just haven't realized it yet!
rowdyharbor15 rowdyharbor15 Active Member
78 messages
joined Jan 2013
#14 ·
Based on my own life experience,

I won't even get into whether things are better in other countries; that’s usually just what people say when they actually have some perspective. But I can tell you this: I know people who moved to Australia with nothing and came back loaded. Similarly, most of my customers at the restaurant are foreigners; locals aren't exactly lining up to spend money here... and then there's my sister, who works in the US, making a salary comparable to a high-ranking cabinet official back home.

She says this country is great if you're lazy, love to mess around, and don't have much ambition.

If you actually have big ambitions and haven't built an army to protect your interests... you're screwed.
You have to play the game and look out for yourself. That’s the only way to survive.

The system is a complete joke. It’s sluggish, nobody gives straight answers, and everything boils down to waiting and searching... most of it gets sorted through "who you know."

I remember a few years ago when I totaled my car. I was chasing down a cop just to get a report—the right to have him hand it over to the police, the insurance company, the court, and me... what kind of country is that??!

I could give you a hundred examples of things that are tolerated while completely nonsensical stuff goes unchecked...

My favorite example is this one urban planning office where citizens have to ask the exact same face for help. And their office hours are from 10:30 to noon, twice a week.

Or look at the US Embassy. Their window for consultations is from 2:30 to 3:00? What kind of working hours are those for actual business???

Or when a lawyer tells her that a case might drag on forever, depending on who has more leverage—her or him?! What kind of country is this, where a lawyer gives you an answer like that while the woman is just trying to meet basic requirements to work.

The legalization process is another joke. Everyone who was operating illegally now has a legal house, while the ones who actually followed the law and begged for permits... ended up with nothing.

Do I need to go on? Personally, politics serves no purpose. Everything should be replaced by specialized agencies focused on development, oversight, and so on...

Compare your cluttered closet to this country, and you'll see why there's zero progress. It’s just a pile of people looking out for their own interests; once they get home, they stop working and just go to sleep. These are people who weren't built for growth and have no drive beyond hanging out with their buddies.

If anything were actually happening here, laws would be changing daily. You wouldn't have morality, patriotism, technology, and green initiatives all getting tangled up in everything... instead, resources would be focused and working 24/7.

My advice to the dissatisfied is to find a dollar in your house. Start providing some kind of service, manufacturing something... one dollar at a time until things improve. It's a shame the state isn't open to these micro-entrepreneurs... but that's your only option.

Let the people who actually know how to hustle look for work. The jobs will always follow them.
Sean Sanders Sean Sanders Member
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joined Aug 2011
#15 ·
dustyranger66 said:You basically said everything I wanted to say, just in much more eloquent terms. I find myself wondering why people like you and me, who are in a verryyyy tiny minority, manage to think critically while the rest don't; why are we the outliers, and how did this entire nation allow itself to be manipulated so easily? That's the part I just can't wrap my head around.

Whoa. Honestly, I'm not sure how big of a minority we really are; if we truly were, the Republican Party would be running the show right now. But putting that aside for a moment, let's look at this logically. You can manipulate anyone who lacks knowledge, those who might struggle with intellect, or people who simply weren't taught at home to question things, doubt, and reflect instead of swallowing propaganda whole. Then, you have to factor in a historical tradition where this country has been stepped on time and time again. People only felt truly free during the old days of the mid-century era—though, of course, not everyone was free, especially those who sided with Hitler. Look, most people here don't actually want to fight; they just want to find the path of least resistance and coast through life without conflict. They haven't really been raised to care about one another; instead, they were taught that success comes from cutting corners and playing the system rather than earning an honest living or speaking the truth. That passivity definitely stems from our history. I come from a family with deep roots in the old-school political movements, so I was raised to be a global citizen. To me, fighting over territory is just primitive, especially when it involves killing. I approach everything with skepticism—whether it's the news or what they teach in school (since history textbooks tend to change every time a new administration takes office). I prefer to draw my own conclusions and study the facts myself. I don't just take things at face value. I try to see people as individuals rather than through the lens of nationality or religion, which are essentially human-made cults. Nature didn't invent nations, flags, or borders; humans did. Those things aren't universal laws; they are artificial constructs. When people mistake these inventions for natural reality, they risk creating horrors like Auschwitz. To put it simply: if I believe all humans are equal, I won't go out looking for reasons to kill. But if I start believing in racial supremacy, I'll end up building concentration camps—to use a dark analogy from World War II. My stance is this: true intelligence and awareness mean understanding natural laws over man-made ones. It means choosing kindness over hatred. The only thing worth hating is someone who wants to exterminate others, which is exactly why we stood up to fight back in the 1940s. Now, I fully expect to see people trying to relativize this, attack the post, twist my words, pull things out of context, or spin conspiracy theories. It's the standard playbook for certain institutions... but that's about it.
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#16 ·
dustyranger66 said:You basically said everything I wanted to say, just in much more eloquent terms. I find myself wondering why people like you and me, who are in a verryyyy tiny minority, manage to think critically while the rest don't; why are we the outliers, and how did this entire nation allow itself to be manipulated so easily? That's the part I just can't wrap my head around.


Give me a break, nobody's actually thinking critically here. You guys are all just blindly following the rules of a system that totally crashed out over twenty years ago.
Casey Ramos31 Casey Ramos31 Active Member
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joined Oct 2017
#17 ·
dustyranger66 said:You basically said everything I wanted to say, just in much more eloquent terms. I find myself wondering why people like you and me, who are in a verryyyy tiny minority, manage to think critically while the rest don't; why are we the outliers, and how did this entire nation allow itself to be manipulated so easily? That's the part I just can't wrap my head around.

You guys are probably enlightened by the Illuminati or something. 😁
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#18 ·
Sean Sanders said:Whoa. Honestly, I'm not sure how big of a minority we really are; if we truly were, the Republican Party would be running the show right now. But putting that aside for a moment, let's look at this logically. You can manipulate anyone who lacks knowledge, those who might struggle with intellect, or people who simply weren't taught at home to question things, doubt, and reflect instead of swallowing propaganda whole. Then, you have to factor in a historical tradition where this country has been stepped on time and time again. People only felt truly free during the old days of the mid-century era—though, of course, not everyone was free, especially those who sided with Hitler. Look, most people here don't actually want to fight; they just want to find the path of least resistance and coast through life without conflict. They haven't really been raised to care about one another; instead, they were taught that success comes from cutting corners and playing the system rather than earning an honest living or speaking the truth. That passivity definitely stems from our history. I come from a family with deep roots in the old-school political movements, so I was raised to be a global citizen. To me, fighting over territory is just primitive, especially when it involves killing. I approach everything with skepticism—whether it's the news or what they teach in school (since history textbooks tend to change every time a new administration takes office). I prefer to draw my own conclusions and study the facts myself. I don't just take things at face value. I try to see people as individuals rather than through the lens of nationality or religion, which are essentially human-made cults. Nature didn't invent nations, flags, or borders; humans did. Those things aren't universal laws; they are artificial constructs. When people mistake these inventions for natural reality, they risk creating horrors like Auschwitz. To put it simply: if I believe all humans are equal, I won't go out looking for reasons to kill. But if I start believing in racial supremacy, I'll end up building concentration camps—to use a dark analogy from World War II. My stance is this: true intelligence and awareness mean understanding natural laws over man-made ones. It means choosing kindness over hatred. The only thing worth hating is someone who wants to exterminate others, which is exactly why we stood up to fight back in the 1940s. Now, I fully expect to see people trying to relativize this, attack the post, twist my words, pull things out of context, or spin conspiracy theories. It's the standard playbook for certain institutions... but that's about it.


Watch out, man! You don't want to end up like that—trying to convince some drunk guys at a dive bar that life was better back in America.
Sean Sanders Sean Sanders Member
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joined Aug 2011
#19 ·
Maria Booth said:Watch out, man! You don't want to end up like that—trying to convince some drunk guys at a dive bar that life was better back in America.

I’m not sure I follow the threat here? Honestly, I find myself having those exact conversations at coffee shops all the time. I actually agree with our leader, Zokij, that we need to be able to identify those other kinds of "natural disasters." At the end of the day, he and I both stick to our principles: the Constitution, the USA, the partisans, and the legacy of America—where the current state follows that history, rather than being some successor to the NSDAP. So, I really don't get the jab. Is this a threat against Americans who are simply following their country and its Constitution? Well, we know how to handle people like that: call the police. It's as simple as that. So...
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#20 ·
Sean Sanders said:I’m not sure I follow the threat here? Honestly, I find myself having those exact conversations at coffee shops all the time. I actually agree with our leader, Zokij, that we need to be able to identify those other kinds of "natural disasters." At the end of the day, he and I both stick to our principles: the Constitution, the USA, the partisans, and the legacy of America—where the current state follows that history, rather than being some successor to the NSDAP. So, I really don't get the jab. Is this a threat against Americans who are simply following their country and its Constitution? Well, we know how to handle people like that: call the police. It's as simple as that. So...


You're missing the big picture here. A threat? Nah, it's more like a friendly heads-up, just so people don't end up feeling sorry for folks who are being ridiculous and stuck in that old communist propaganda mindset.

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