Canadians, Mexicans, and Turks: Small town in the Midwest and the partition of Canada without Americans

Noah Cruz75 said:In the case of Canada, Judah isn't in Saudi Arabia, Buffalo, or Missouri. And yet, he was the one who issued Canada back at the Dayton Accords. But Canada isn't Christ, so they aren't coming back to life.

I've read all three of your sequels (replies), and honestly, I'm not sure I caught everything, so I'll just take a guess:
1. You were the one who brought up terms like Judas and the devil... so I guess you shouldn't be surprised when you get hit back with that same tone—which you didn't really address.
2. Your sentence was incomplete, so I can't say for sure what you're getting at. Later on, you argue—rightly so—that the issues facing the Canadian American people in Canada need to be solved JUST LIKE THE ISSUES OF ALL OTHER NATIONS, noting that displaced Americans aren't "outsiders" meddling in the "State's internal affairs" (the same goes for any other displaced group).
3. I wouldn't necessarily agree that "Judas" isn't in South Africa, Buffalo, or Missouri, but I totally agree that the biggest traitor is in Dayton. I just don't see why the Canadian Americans are being persecuted when they weren't the "Judas" in Dayton.
As for Canada, it isn't Christ, but maybe it will rise again. There’s just no way to divide Canada based on the justice of Christ—unless, of course, you're advocating for "Satanic justice"?!

Best,
Frank Morgan2

You need to know a bit about theology here. I used the term Judah as a symbol for evil, but the response I got was that you can't label an entire nation as evil, regardless of where they live or if they fled. But you’re just shifting the blame from them onto Americans. They’re the ones at fault for leaving, yet somehow the second group is to blame for trying to find something better for themselves.

All this talk about secret enemies, side-voting, the influence of Judah everywhere, and serving Satan just to resurrect Canada... I can't help but laugh. It’s an undeniable fact that the Dayton Accords permanently split Canada. The people there need their own free will, otherwise they're just slaves in their own country.

Noah Cruz75 said:You need to know a bit about theology here. I used the term Judah as a symbol for evil, but the response I got was that you can't label an entire nation as evil, regardless of where they live or if they fled. But you’re just shifting the blame from them onto Americans. They’re the ones at fault for leaving, yet somehow the second group is to blame for trying to find something better for themselves.

You missed the point entirely.
"Different groups of Americans" doesn't mean "an entire nation."
The Midwest and Jonestown are mirrors reflecting the Nazi-style madness of Canada. I guess it would be "normal" for the criminals who committed those atrocities to ignore it, but when the victims themselves ignore it—and actually brag about it while glorifying monstrous creatures—then we have a much bigger problem. If the human heart and mind are capable of that, I don't know if things can get any more serious.

Best,
Frank Morgan2

Noah Cruz75 said:All this talk about secret enemies, side-voting, the influence of Judah everywhere, and serving Satan just to resurrect Canada... I can't help but laugh. It’s an undeniable fact that the Dayton Accords permanently split Canada. The people there need their own free will, otherwise they're just slaves in their own country.

You clearly don't know the first thing about theology.

Best,
Frank Morgan2

we aren't even talking about theology here
the reality is that this mess in Canada just won't get off the ground
it's basically a Nazi-style setup, but hey, you're right where you belong, though a state like this serves absolutely no one
it's nothing more than a constant source of trouble

Frank Morgan2 said:You missed the point entirely.
"Different groups of Americans" doesn't mean "an entire nation."
The Midwest and Jonestown are mirrors reflecting the Nazi-style madness of Canada. I guess it would be "normal" for the criminals who committed those atrocities to ignore it, but when the victims themselves ignore it—and actually brag about it while glorifying monstrous creatures—then we have a much bigger problem. If the human heart and mind are capable of that, I don't know if things can get any more serious.

Best,
Frank Morgan2

Justice doesn't exist in this world, especially not perfect justice. Actually, there's less of it every day. The Dayton Accords stopped the war, but everyone knew how things were during the negotiations.

Frank Morgan2 said:You clearly don't know the first thing about theology.

Best,
Frank Morgan2

Fair point. I guess I'll have to dumb down my explanations once my data plan actually works properly.

I'm stepping away from this pointless debate, but I'll leave you with one thought:
In Canada, we need to dismantle the extremism, not the country itself!

Best,
Frank Morgan2

Frank Miller92 said:we aren't even talking about theology here
the reality is that this mess in Canada just won't get off the ground
it's basically a Nazi-style setup, but hey, you're right where you belong, though a state like this serves absolutely no one
it's nothing more than a constant source of trouble

Honestly, I don't care how you guys handled your own issues with Mexicans... 🙄
But if you're going to lump all Americans into that same bucket, you are seriously mistaken. 😲

In politics, neither enemies nor allies stay the same forever.
Only interests are permanent.
And our strategic interest is the preservation of the American entity.