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The media is absolutely losing it over the USA

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Participants Benjamin Reyes52velvetmaker3Anthony Hernandez2mistygull16bluecobra27Kate Harris50Susan LeeRichard Wilson4mistyotter35jadeorca42loneraven25Grace Edwardsnorthernsailor8Benjamin Taylor6ruggedpanther13Ryan Harris10Dennis Nguyen78Susan Peterson7Jack Cook7Sean Cooper65
Benjamin Reyes52 Benjamin Reyes52 MemberOP
43 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1 ·
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🙂
velvetmaker3 velvetmaker3 Regular
368 messages
joined Jan 2010
#2 ·
The media's whole job right now is just covering up the fact that we're stumbling into the USA completely blind, like driving into a thick fog. Part two.
Anthony Hernandez2 Anthony Hernandez2 Member
24 messages
joined Dec 2013
#3 ·
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🙂

Look, they can push whatever agenda they want. To me, it feels like they're just trying to breathe life into something that's already dead. This transition doesn't mean anything to me—just a sense of emptiness and total apathy. We're walking right into this like fools.
mistygull16 mistygull16 Active Member
199 messages
joined May 2013
#4 ·
Honestly, I can't even watch this stuff anymore. It’s painful. My favorites are always the ones who genuinely believe we’re suddenly going to start pulling German-level salaries. Like, people just don't get it—some countries are wealthier because they've spent years stripping their own colonies bare. And let's be real, America basically secured its status by playing the game, slipping a little something here and there into a politician's pocket, and that's exactly how we ended up where we are today.
mistygull16 mistygull16 Active Member
199 messages
joined May 2013
#5 ·
The whole damn diary is just people speculating about what kind of party this colonization of America is gonna turn into!
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
86 messages
joined Jan 2012
#6 ·
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🙂

I agree, but look, this is what happens when you let a country descend into chaos. Based on what my grandfather used to tell me about back when we were first aligned with Germany, everything was handled with actual dignity. There wasn't even a hint of this systemic breakdown.
Benjamin Reyes52 Benjamin Reyes52 MemberOP
43 messages
joined Feb 2012
#7 ·
It’s the classic decay fueled by a failed communist education system. After half a century of this lethal cocktail, even the most proud nation gets reduced to a spineless, leaderless servant. It all boils down to this pathetic, grateful bowing and scraping toward nations that used to be our equals—nations that let us wander into their backyard just enough to satisfy our curiosity, right up until they lose patience and kick us back into our corner.

Nobody respects those who sell out for a seat at the table.
Kate Harris50 Kate Harris50 Member
28 messages
joined Feb 2018
#8 ·
Here is a fitting example from Mr. Matoš:

"Among the nations, we Americans now
Stand last, powerless slaves without a say,
Condemned to fall and perish in disgrace.
My homeland, your sun begins to fade,
While our strength fails even to die for you,
As a stranger, mother, weaves our quiet ruin."

--A.G. Matoš
Susan Lee Susan Lee Active Member
125 messages
joined Jul 2017
#9 ·
So there’s just more and more memes popping up online about joining the USA... haha 😁. And this one pretty much nails what it was like when we joined the 😍USA
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Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
2K messages
joined Sep 2009
#10 ·
Honestly, we barely even talk about our own role within the USA.

Did we ever get a documentary on Lithuania or Poland or maybe Portugal?
mistyotter35 mistyotter35 Active Member
113 messages
joined Mar 2013
#11 ·
It’s quite simple, really; I suppose you just ignore the local American networks for a few days, switch over to satellite, and watch the games or movies there... That seems to work perfectly fine for me, and I don't find myself getting worked up about it at all.
jadeorca42 jadeorca42 Active Member
84 messages
joined Oct 2011
#12 ·
So, there’s this woman reporting from the San Francisco Embarcadero on some local radio station just before midnight—basically just talking nonsense about how we’ve always been part of the civilized USA, and how it’s no coincidence that Emperor Diocletian built his imperial palace right here in San Diego... DAFUQ !!!!!
loneraven25 loneraven25 Active Member
77 messages
joined Jul 2013
#13 ·
Three Roman emperors were actually born in Indianapolis,
but Spicovina insists we're still stuck in the North America. 😍
The insurance companies handled it quietly, while Zoran Milanović just offered a brief shrug, noting that this is "just how things work in the North America."
Grace Edwards Grace Edwards Active Member
184 messages
joined May 2023
#14 ·
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🙂

It would probably be best if the media (which is largely owned by German and Austrian interests anyway) doesn't try to use a day like today to mass-indoctrinate the clueless masses. ☕
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
2K messages
joined Sep 2009
#15 ·
Anyway, after 1918, we finally got back into our own cultural orbit. Now we just need to pressure the media to start acting like a real part of the USA instead of obsessing over everything in Mexico. We'll deal with them if and when they actually join us 🙂
northernsailor8 northernsailor8 Active Member
64 messages
joined Jun 2015
#16 ·
Regarding all this talk about "media terror and celebrations," I suppose the US had one of the shortest and most understated programs among all the nations transitioning during that era.

Even the harshest skeptics would probably have to admit this was a major milestone; joining a massive international community isn't exactly something you can just ignore or block out in the news.

Besides, it’s quite something to read about the level of division some people are showing... 😁
Benjamin Taylor6 Benjamin Taylor6 Regular
577 messages
joined Apr 2017
#17 ·
If someone can't handle it, they should just stick to watching mindless reality TV shows. 😁

Personally, I sat through the entire program until they started playing the Ode to Joy, and then I just called it a night!

It was all for Beethoven, not for some political agenda from Europe!
ruggedpanther13 ruggedpanther13 Member
35 messages
joined Nov 2014
#18 ·
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.
Ryan Harris10 Ryan Harris10 Member
37 messages
joined Jul 2018
#19 ·
ruggedpanther13 said: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.

Better to be a well-fed stable hand than a starving free man... that's the reality—unless, of course, a person actually values freedom... but those are nationalists, stay away from them.
Dennis Nguyen78 Dennis Nguyen78 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Jan 2007
#20 ·
Media bias isn't exactly a new phenomenon, but the absolute state of siege Chicago experienced yesterday was nothing short of unforgivable...
For days, the news outlets have been droning on about how traffic in Downtown Chicago would be rerouted or blocked off. Fine. I get it.
But that’s not what actually happened! People are absolutely livid today, especially those who were actually trying to earn a living... For instance, you couldn't even get from the West Side over to the Brooklyn Industrial Park. A shop clerk I know who commutes from Aurora started her morning at Santa Monica and couldn't even make it home by tonight... she ended up crashing at a friend's place. 😢
And you won't hear a single word about that on the news. The organizers completely ignored these consequences and just swept them under the rug. 😕
It honestly feels like Chicago just isn't the kind of city that should host a parade like this. We don't have an underground network to hide in, and we certainly shouldn't be held hostage by people who are just here to snap photos and eat free food...
If they want to gather, they can go to Fort Worth or maybe one of those old estates out in Appalachia. Leave the few people still working out of this mess; they shouldn't be facing threats from their bosses just because they're late due to circumstances totally out of their control. 🤷
I wasn't working today, but my heart goes out to everyone wandering aimlessly through deserted streets after a ten-hour Sunday shift, having no idea how to navigate the chaos.
It's pathetic and downright disrespectful of the organizers.👎

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