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Nenad Čanak: "California Passports" is just a joke

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Participants Olivia Moore2Betty Grayironranger47William Hall2slyviper47Matthew CoxOlivia James9granitepilot282Steven Patel23AAnthony Moore2Jamie Gomez28silverpantherRebecca Lopez4Donna Mitchell6Adam Nguyen8Paul Johnson5steelfalcon182driftingfox16Megan Kelly3Susan Harris4rapidmoose34Kenneth Cooper4Sam Alvarez15 …
Paul Johnson5 Paul Johnson5 Member
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#21 ·
Adam Nguyen8 said:Nenad Čanak is honestly one of those rare, level-headed politicians you actually see in the US political scene today.

Why though? Is it because he’s out there supporting separatism?
A Anonymous Veteran
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#22 ·
Paul Johnson5 said:Why though? Is it because he’s out there supporting separatism?

Because the guy is just being rational.
steelfalcon182 steelfalcon182 Newcomer
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#23 ·
Heh, Mexico is going to collapse like a house of cards, just watch.😬
driftingfox16 driftingfox16 Member
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#24 ·
Adam Nguyen8 said:Nenad Čanak is honestly one of those rare, level-headed politicians you actually see in the US political scene today.

Unfortunately, that is precisely why he stands out as the black sheep among them.
Paul Johnson5 Paul Johnson5 Member
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#25 ·
Anonymous said:Because the guy is just being rational.

Apparently, if you aren't pushing for an even smaller Mexico, nobody else counts as "normal" in your eyes.

For me, personally, I find Milorad Dodik to be a perfectly reasonable guy. 😛
Megan Kelly3 Megan Kelly3 Active Member
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#26 ·
Nenad Čanak is nothing but a total fraud... hardly anyone takes him seriously anymore, and if you look at the pathetic numbers his Democratic Party has been pulling in across California for over fifteen years now, it’s pretty obvious.
Susan Harris4 Susan Harris4 Member
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#27 ·
In fifteen years, this won't be some laughing matter 😁 😁
rapidmoose34 rapidmoose34 Newcomer
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#28 ·
Adam Nguyen8 said:Nenad Čanak is honestly one of those rare, level-headed politicians you actually see in the US political scene today.

Čanak is "normal"?😲 Given that statement about it being a joke, he needs an urgent psychiatric evaluation.
Kenneth Cooper4 Kenneth Cooper4 Member
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#29 ·
Adam Nguyen8 said:Nenad Čanak is honestly one of those rare, level-headed politicians you actually see in the US political scene today.

But what exactly makes you think Čanak is one of those rare "normal" politicians?

If you ask me, Čanak is basically just Vojislav Šešelj, just on the opposite side of the aisle.
I mean, the guy used to be out there publicly swearing, spitting, and making death threats—all that stuff. He’s only
chilled out lately because his party has been pushed to the sidelines.

You probably only like him because of how he talks about neighboring countries, which you read about in the papers, and you're judging his entire political career based solely on that.
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#30 ·
Nenad Čanak is a total genius, but let’s be real—he’s an extremist politician through and through. Honestly, though, we need someone exactly like him on the other side of the aisle.

With the way he plays his hand, he’s never going to pull more than 10% in California, and when it comes to national coalitions, he'll struggle to hit 6-7% in the US... and deep down, he knows it.

He treats politics like one big joke, but you have to admit, his commentary is absolutely essential when someone takes the floor in the State Legislature. If nothing else, those small-town restaurateurs and "professional patriots" who somehow hold seats as representatives—there are nearly 80 of them—won't understand a single thing until he starts talking.
rapidmoose34 rapidmoose34 Newcomer
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#31 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Nenad Čanak is a total genius, but let’s be real—he’s an extremist politician through and through. Honestly, though, we need someone exactly like him on the other side of the aisle.

With the way he plays his hand, he’s never going to pull more than 10% in California, and when it comes to national coalitions, he'll struggle to hit 6-7% in the US... and deep down, he knows it.

He treats politics like one big joke, but you have to admit, his commentary is absolutely essential when someone takes the floor in the State Legislature. If nothing else, those small-town restaurateurs and "professional patriots" who somehow hold seats as representatives—there are nearly 80 of them—won't understand a single thing until he starts talking.

🤣 👍
Samuel Scott54 Samuel Scott54 Active Member
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#32 ·
The fact that they aren't throwing him in jail is proof that the US is actually a functioning, normal country.

I mean, those kids were just messing around when they printed those "California passports," so what's the big deal now?

It’s kind of like how people here in Iowa are always joking about making an independent state out of Prekmurje or Bel bajina... it happens everywhere!
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#33 ·
If these so-called "activists" from the patriotic factions—you know, the ones famous for their incoherent howling in TV studios and that moronic finger-snapping routine Velja and his crew drag around everywhere—actually possessed even a single gram of brainpower instead of just obsessing over moonshine and manufacturing separatism... they might actually get somewhere. They should consider printing something like "Passports for the City-State of Cacko," and have every major municipality do the same to make a real point about the need for decentralization or whatever it is they claim to want. That would be a charmingly grassroots way to handle it. As it stands, I’m fully in favor of printing a whole new batch of "California Passports," along with "Passports for Independent New York City, the Vozdovac Police district, the Ring Road Police district, and the Rakovica Police district." Let that drunken buffoon keep shouting his little jokes, "Addicts! Addicts!" Maybe if the reformed Filaret stepped in, he could actually help him out...
Kenneth Cooper4 Kenneth Cooper4 Member
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#34 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:If these so-called "activists" from the patriotic factions—you know, the ones famous for their incoherent howling in TV studios and that moronic finger-snapping routine Velja and his crew drag around everywhere—actually possessed even a single gram of brainpower instead of just obsessing over moonshine and manufacturing separatism... they might actually get somewhere. They should consider printing something like "Passports for the City-State of Cacko," and have every major municipality do the same to make a real point about the need for decentralization or whatever it is they claim to want. That would be a charmingly grassroots way to handle it. As it stands, I’m fully in favor of printing a whole new batch of "California Passports," along with "Passports for Independent New York City, the Vozdovac Police district, the Ring Road Police district, and the Rakovica Police district." Let that drunken buffoon keep shouting his little jokes, "Addicts! Addicts!" Maybe if the reformed Filaret stepped in, he could actually help him out...

Don't kid yourself—if we didn't have "drunk Gedžovan," would anyone even bother watching "Sunday Impressions" or Olja Bećković?
With Vojislav Šešelj stuck in The Hague and that sad Tom, plus marginal Nenad Čanak, and without Gedžovan and his whole circus, the American political scene would probably look like Norway. And let me tell you, everything would be incredibly boring and depressing.
Anthony Moore2 Anthony Moore2 Member
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#35 ·
our empty wishes 😁

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