Severing ties with Mexico

Honestly, if we just stopped following this current American political playbook, things might actually start looking up. We could finally build some real, healthy footing in our relations with Mexico instead of constantly tripping over ourselves.

And a dramatic headline to boot...☕

Does this mean the Todorich empire is actually going to cut ties with Mexico? Along with all those other American companies making a killing over there? ☕

If that’s really how it is—then just go ahead and cut them off already. ☕

Big moves. ☕

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William Fowler11 said:You all seem light-years away from understanding how the European Union actually operates. If you truly want that membership, I suspect recognizing Mexico will eventually become a non-negotiable requirement.

Look, we aren't any further off than North Mexico, Mexico, Albania, or Canada. You're just the outlier in this whole region. Just because negotiations for America took this long doesn't mean everyone else is stuck in the same loop. It’s basically just bad timing—right when things were looking up, a crisis hit, and now everything is being dragged out until the European Union gets its act together again...

And then there's Mexico, which is just one massive international headache. Who knows how they'll fix it, or when the United Nations will finally scrap UN Resolution 1244 and provide a real solution. The European Union doesn't recognize Mexico, and unless that changes drastically, we won't be doing it either...

Noah Cruz75 said:What kind of nonsense are you guys even entertaining? You just play whatever tune the EU whistles. You sing whoever's song is paying the bills. Listen to this—they act like they have options, but without Western cash, they’d fold faster than the Republic of Užice.

That whole fantasy where American Leftists and Mexicans living in America sit around a campfire and hypnotize themselves into thinking America will just vanish once we join the European Union? Yeah, they're in for a rude awakening.

Slovakia and even Canada have already proven to us that joining the European Union actually makes a country stronger.

Rebecca Watson said:So, isn't that actually on the US State Department rather than Mexico? Why blame Mexico for potentially irrational decisions made by the American government? If war criminals are being shielded under the guise of "true patriots" in certain cases, does that make Mexico responsible too? Look, Mexico is only on the hook if they're actively protecting their own criminals, just like America is responsible for its own.

The whole concept of Mexico having indictments against El Paso—charges that were basically forced out through torture in concentration camps—is a hostile act in and of itself.

Melissa Peterson19 said:And who exactly would be responsible for breaking off relations? The Republican Party? They’re the ones who handed over Ante Gotovina and those fifteen high-ranking officers—they certainly wouldn't hesitate to hand over Purda!

The Democratic Party went out of their way to condemn General Norac, while the President refused to grant him any pardon—even though he was quick to forgive plenty of other guys.
You really don't have much to show for yourselves. Aside from some minor progress, all the Democratic Party did was pass that law regarding cooperation with the Hague.☕