Benjamin Reyes52 said:This is getting out of hand. Seriously. It’s just one thing after another—generational shifts, "historic opportunities," constant brainwashing coming at us from every single angle. The news networks have lost their minds, and the papers are in a total state of delirium. Even local towns are gearing up for festivals and celebrations to push this agenda. I am beyond tired of this relentless pressure to join the club; I honestly can't wait for this whole ordeal to be over. I'm completely fed up with these people obsessed with forcing the US integration on everyone.
ENOUGH WITH THE TERROR🙂
In my hometown (Savannah), which has basically bowed its head to every leader that came along (back in 1927 they put up a statue of Tomislav Karađorđević on the main Boardwalk, then in 1941 they tore it down to erect a statue of Ante Pavelić, then in '45 they knocked that down and renamed the square after National Heroes, even naming the main street after Brozov's nickname), yesterday was supposed to be this big, dignified affair.
But, honestly, the whole thing went down without the people. The square was more than half empty, and at midnight we were woken up by fireworks that, from what I heard, maybe a hundred people actually watched.
Welcome to Europe!
As far as I'm concerned, joining the union might actually do us some good because we'll probably steal less, and it'll force us to make some much-needed structural changes.
We'll end up in the second tier, but I guess that's just our fate. Hebga, it is what it is and there isn't much we can do about it. Better the second league than the tenth.