Would you help a Mexican?

dakalo said:Why don't you ask how many Americans helped, say, other Americans
when they were being dragged out of shelters
to be executed? Or just look at what happened to
those who actually had the guts to speak up
against those kinds of atrocities. wiredpilot30 is one of the
greatest heroes—a man who spoke out and paid for it with his life.
Is it still a stupid question, or do I really need to explain that an unarmed American caught in the middle of such chaos was in serious trouble?

Don't try to feed me that demagoguery or keep hammering on about war conflicts.

The question is straightforward, and my answer is too.

dakalo said:If you try to bait people by claiming Mexican drivers helped Mikulica
I’d just ask everyone here one thing: would you step up to help a Mexican in need?[/B]

Yeah, I would. Honestly, I think anyone would.

Daniel Patel said:They might be that way in Germany, but they shouldn't call themselves liberals if that's the case.

Honestly, the only people who deserve the liberal label are those who immediately brand anyone with a different viewpoint as a fascist.

Susan Hughes85 said:Honestly? I feel like anyone would step up.

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
You have no idea... You never know what kind of people are actually out there.😲 😲
Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

I wouldn't go out of my way to help a Mexican, an American, or a Turk... I would simply help a human being.
Though, honestly, I might even help someone who isn't even human. Take Michael Sullivan3, for instance. 🙄

Anthony Turner71 said:I mean, you'd even help a person if you could. Like Michael Sullivan3, for instance. 🙄

I'm pretty much the same way, honestly. I'd even go out of my way to help a dog if there was a chance.

Look at all these self-proclaimed Good Samaritans. 😁

In any case, you could certainly use some help yourselves. Unfortunately, there's just no such thing as charity in this world. 😢

So, since we pretty much nailed that first question with an awesome 😁, let's move right along to the next one:

Would you guys buy a beer for a Mexican?

I mean, personally, I’m kind of a jerk,

so I’d probably pay for his drink if he paid for mine first.

It isn't because he's a Mexican or anything, it's just because I'm a jerk.

quietdriver3 said:man, I’d honestly pay him myself if he’d just pay me first.

As for me, I’ll grab a beer, but only if those little punks pick up the tab—and even then, it’s just one round, provided I get to hear one short war story or maybe two longer ones for the price of two.

crimsonorca86 said:I’ll grab a beer, but only if the veterans pick up the tab. One beer per short war story, or two beers if you've got a longer one to tell.

So, you only drink beer with the old-timers?

Do you refuse to grab a drink with anyone under eighty?

dakalo said:...Claims Americans are unbelievably stupid...

😁

It also really bugs me that this specific thread hasn't been swarmed by those usual flag-waving patriots we see everywhere else. Maybe they've run out of things to say... Or perhaps the political playbook for professional trolls doesn't cover this scenario. 🙂

Casey Garcia3 said:😁

It also really bugs me that I don't see any posts from those loud-mouthed "patriots" who seem to be everywhere else on the forum, yet they're nowhere to be found in this specific thread.

Which ones specifically?

Remember those wicked kids and Radeta stuck in the well sketch...😁?

Dado_23 said:Do you guys remember those wicked kids and Radeta's sketch in the well...😁?

Not really.

We're all hanging out on the internet now, which covers a much wider area than just the local New York City scene. 😬

Dado_23 said:Remember those zlocest kids and how Rade ended up stuck in that well sketch...😁 ?

So, we're handing out an "Award for Chauvinist of the Year," are we?😂

Pervan is playing the part of some small-town Midwestern farmer who somehow earns this distinction😁
because of his supposedly "neighborly relations"—relations that reached their peak when he decided to "help" his neighbor, a local cop named Radeta, after the man coincidentally tumbled into a well. Mind you, his version of assistance involved using pitchforks. Meanwhile, his cousin—a guy everyone knows is far too fond of children and carries a reputation for being a predator—was busy "helping" Radetov son... 😬

Chloe Garcia98 said:So, he's being called the "bigot of the year," huh? 😂

Pervan is playing the part of some small-town Midwesterner who somehow earned this title 😁
all because of his supposed "good neighborly relations." Those relations reached a peak when he "helped" his neighbor—a local police officer named Radeta—after the guy accidentally fell into a well. Apparently, he was busy "helping" him with magic tricks... Meanwhile, his cousin, a guy everyone knows is way too fond of kids, was busy "helping" Radeta's son... 😬

Everything makes sense now. 😁
Thanks for the heads-up.

dustypilot22 said:Everything is coming into focus now. 😁
Thanks for the clarity.

It’s all just Pervan playing the part—standing there in some small-town backyard, wearing a wide grin and a straw hat, acting completely bewildered that anyone could possibly label him a bigot when he claims to love his neighbors so dearly... Much like his cousin over there, who apparently has a certain "affection" for young children... And if you look closely behind him, there's nothing but popcorn and a terrified kid running from a grown man... If you can guess who that is, it’s Radeta's son. 😁

Pure black humor, right up the alley of the Pajtonovacs. 😂

Chloe Garcia98 said:The "Bigot of the Year" award, is it? 😂

Pervan is playing the part of some rural Midwesterner who receives this honor 😁
because of his "good neighborly relations," which peaked when he "helped" his neighbor—a local police officer named Radeta—after the man coincidentally fell into a well. To be precise, he was busy helping him with magic tricks. Meanwhile, his cousin, a man widely known for his inappropriate interest in children, was busy "helping" Radeta's son... 😬

Indeed, it's quite something. I suppose a man from the heartland wouldn't dream of failing to help a Mexican, even if he had to resort to magic.

Cheers to my fellow Americans.

go2slep said:I only drink beer if the veterans pay for me, and even then, just one—in exchange for listening to one short war story or two longer ones.

It seems to me that you aren't actually getting much of a buzz from that beer. I doubt anyone is going to be footing the bill for your drinks.