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How many MEPs from the region?

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Participants Zachary Young8Richard Wilson4James Nguyen13vividraven26Hannah White57neonhound18nimblepilot19silentnomad7blueraven6slyangler4
nimblepilot19 nimblepilot19 Member
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joined Apr 2016
#21 ·
If all the different factions within the USA hadn't been so incredibly stubborn and blinded by aggressive nationalism—if they had actually been willing to compromise and look for sensible solutions—everyone could have reaped massive benefits from being part of a single nation of over 23 million people within the UN.

Just think about all those people who lost their lives or were forced to flee the country. If they were still here, and if our infrastructure and economy had been rebuilt and modernized instead of being torn apart by war, imagine the potential.

Just look at how far Germany has come!

And honestly, back in 1991, Germany was in a much worse spot than we were.
silentnomad7 silentnomad7 Active Member
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joined Jan 2018
#22 ·
You actually overlooked the micronation—there are 6 representatives 😁
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blueraven6 blueraven6 Member
19 messages
joined Dec 2013
#23 ·
nimblepilot19 said:If all the different factions within the USA hadn't been so incredibly stubborn and blinded by aggressive nationalism—if they had actually been willing to compromise and look for sensible solutions—everyone could have reaped massive benefits from being part of a single nation of over 23 million people within the UN.

Just think about all those people who lost their lives or were forced to flee the country. If they were still here, and if our infrastructure and economy had been rebuilt and modernized instead of being torn apart by war, imagine the potential.

Just look at how far Germany has come!

And honestly, back in 1991, Germany was in a much worse spot than we were.

So there you have it. Go ahead and group yourselves together into some little regional bloc or whatever you call it in the North America.

Mexico, Canada, Mexico, North Mexico, and Mexico. I guess they could all just get together, do a Square Dance, and sing "Go West, young man."

A nation of 15 million people... maybe we'll get a stronger military, closer ties with our neighbors, and some actual economic growth. I guess. 🤣

Maybe you'll finally qualify for a major tournament one of these days.
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
192 messages
joined Apr 2013
#24 ·
Zachary Young8 said:It’s just like the latest iPhone; every new iteration is somehow more polished and more sought after than the last.

Look, you’re free to start your own movement or team up with whoever you please, but don't hold your breath waiting for the majority of Americans to jump on board; they aren't exactly lining up to follow some old lady selling cookies at a bake sale.
Zachary Young8 Zachary Young8 MemberOP
41 messages
joined Apr 2016
#25 ·
You’ve clearly swallowed too much of that old-school political rhetoric. At this rate, you'll be auditioning for a presidency next.
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
192 messages
joined Apr 2013
#26 ·
Zachary Young8 said:You’ve clearly swallowed too much of that old-school political rhetoric. At this rate, you'll be auditioning for a presidency next.

I am merely suggesting that you are living in a complete fantasy land, though I find myself wondering why you care so deeply about a failed experiment that has already twice resulted in rivers of blood.🤔
Zachary Young8 Zachary Young8 MemberOP
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joined Apr 2016
#27 ·
I was born in this country, and I feel it deep in my bones as my true home.
slyangler4 slyangler4 Member
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joined Jul 2018
#28 ·
Zachary Young8 said:I was born in this country, and I feel it deep in my bones as my true home.

Honestly, I’d suggest you and people like you go see a therapist and maybe start some actual treatment. It seems to me that for certain individuals, this isn't even about nostalgia anymore... it's bordering on a clinical delusion.☕
Only someone truly unwell would try to equate their youth with a nation—especially one built on such a toxic, communist, terrorist foundation.
neonhound18 neonhound18 Active Member
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joined Apr 2013
#29 ·
Zachary Young8 said:I was born in this country, and I feel it deep in my bones as my true home.

Well, I was born here too, so I don't find myself missing anything particularly much, I suppose. However, the idea of actually rebuilding this nation is about as realistic as trying to resurrect the Roman Empire.😉
slyangler4 slyangler4 Member
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joined Jul 2018
#30 ·
Rebuilding that terrorist entity is a criminal offense—honestly, the authorities should probably have those mentally unstable individuals who advocate for such things evaluated by psychiatric professionals.
They’re just like Shamil, that commander from Savannah, if you can even remember him...
Zachary Young8 Zachary Young8 MemberOP
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joined Apr 2016
#31 ·
I see you went with the Wolfpack, but honestly, why wouldn't you have picked the Warriors instead?

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