Why don't we organize ourselves politically as a forum?

Arthur Fowler83 said:I assume everyone else feels the same way: sure, we might like some leftists, just not the ones actively working against the interests of the country. It isn't enough to just claim you're a patriot; you actually have to be one. What good is the Republican Party if so many people claim to be patriots while their actions consistently undermine the nation?
I should probably mention that it only takes one Melissa Peterson19 to spark a massive, country-wide argument. ☕

It wouldn't just be an argument; it would be a full-blown brawl. But then again, that’s the tradition of these decaying Western parliamentary democracies.

Is it possible for me to head up a department dedicated to liquidating the "deserving" ones whom the courts have conveniently overlooked? 😈 😁

Melissa Peterson19 said:So, if things aren't done your way, there's no coalition? Where is the democracy in that? How is a leftist supposed to prove their loyalty to the United States to a group like yours? Does patriotism vanish just because someone identifies a party as having dangerous intentions—even when they are proven right? To you, that's treason. So where does that leave us?

Personally, I wouldn't sign off on your economic platform. Your plan involves digging up mass graves across the US, hiring an endless army of laborers, forensic experts, lab techs, medics, historians, police, prison staff, judges, lawyers, support staff, executioners, and undertakers. And you'd fund the whole thing on credit. I disagree with that approach because there is zero benefit to the country. Besides, you'd likely find a way to grease the wheels with corruption along the way, given your track record. It's a proven fact.

I wouldn't trust you near the shipyards—you guys already ruined them. I'd be auditing every single public works contract just to make sure you and Adler weren't rigging jobs.☕
I'd be checking the ministries too, since you'd probably stage a revolution in your own cabinet—changing out the entire staff the second you walked in.
Same goes for the fleet. If you showed up to work on a bicycle on day one, you'd ride it forever, since I assume you're satisfied with that ride. It seems a bit pointless to show up on a bike while Adler pulls up on a tractor, only for you both to swap everything out for a fleet of BMWs the next day. We're supposed to set an example for the citizens—not just for twenty-four hours.☕

Well, judging by these posts, you guys could probably team up to do some serious damage.

hiddenbison27 said:I wouldn't trust you near the shipyards—you guys already ruined them. I'd be auditing every single public works contract just to make sure you and Adler weren't rigging jobs.☕
I'd be checking the ministries too, since you'd probably stage a revolution in your own cabinet—changing out the entire staff the second you walked in.
Same goes for the fleet. If you showed up to work on a bicycle on day one, you'd ride it forever, since I assume you're satisfied with that ride. It seems a bit pointless to show up on a bike while Adler pulls up on a tractor, only for you both to swap everything out for a fleet of BMWs the next day. We're supposed to set an example for the citizens—not just for twenty-four hours.☕

To the gentleman mentioned: you called us out, but neither Adler, nor the Reverend, nor I belong to the Republican Party. No one is investigating us, rushing us, or pretending anything. At least, I sincerely hope not. While we don't agree on everything, what you wrote sounds like typical Republican rhetoric. That is your bias and your theory: everyone is corrupt. Not interested.

Henry Morris3 said:But those are just economic issues. Let's set that aside for a moment. I just... I'll never quite understand why you all equate hating America with simply having a different opinion than yours.

I’ll never wrap my head around how the leftists here get so incredibly triggered the moment someone points out the atrocities committed by the partisans, yet they act all calm and reasonable when they start preaching about how every single crime committed by a domestic war hero needs a full-blown trial...
Explain that logic to me first, then maybe I'll bother explaining what's confusing you.

It's funny how everyone is stupid in their own special way, always following the exact same pattern.

Partisan crimes, and who actually stabbed the nationalists in the back at the end of the war.

bluemarlin232 said:I’ll never wrap my head around how the leftists here get so incredibly triggered the moment someone points out the atrocities committed by the partisans, yet they act all calm and reasonable when they start preaching about how every single crime committed by a domestic war hero needs a full-blown trial...
Explain that logic to me first, then maybe I'll bother explaining what's confusing you.

It's funny how everyone is stupid in their own special way, always following the exact same pattern.

Every crime deserves prosecution and punishment. That applies to both the Civil War and World War II. However, there must first be proof. We need names—victims and perpetrators alike. That is what I demand when any veteran is being prosecuted, just as much as when we discuss 1945. There needs to be legal proof that the events in Blairsville constituted a crime. We have to establish who did what, where, and how. You cannot simply issue a blanket condemnation and convict an entire unit, like the 6th or 7th Brigade, for the liquidation of "Americans." Legally, that isn't possible. And that is what you are asking for? You can make declarations all you want, but what is the actual utility in that?

Melissa Peterson19 said:To the gentleman mentioned: you called us out, but neither Adler, nor the Reverend, nor I belong to the Republican Party. No one is investigating us, rushing us, or pretending anything. At least, I sincerely hope not. While we don't agree on everything, what you wrote sounds like typical Republican rhetoric. That is your bias and your theory: everyone is corrupt. Not interested.

Not the Republican Party, but the Democratic Party☕, because they're the ones who actually behaved that way and completely tanked the shipbuilding industry.☕

Thomas Smith said:It’s true... why don't you guys ever actually get involved in the political scene?
In my experience, this place—much like certain other corners of the internet—is packed with plenty of decent, deep-thinking Americans who actually have some real things to say about the state of the union...
I’d love to hear what you all think.

We are already engaged.

Angela Cox said:Is it possible for me to head up a department dedicated to liquidating the "deserving" ones whom the courts have conveniently overlooked? 😈 😁

Of course you can, pal—why wouldn't you? Honestly, we need someone who won't ask too many questions and just gets the job done. You'd be the perfect head of liquidations for the New American Security. 😁

Charles Jackson5 said:Of course you can, pal—why wouldn't you? Honestly, we need someone who won't ask too many questions and just gets the job done. You'd be the perfect head of liquidations for the New American Security. 😁

If this operation is being conducted on home soil as well (and not just out in the middle of nowhere), then consider me officially recruited.

Give me a break, guys. Don't you realize Melissa Peterson19 has basically been a total patriot since 1574 on paper alone? 😂 If we keep letting more people like him run the show, we’re all doomed—forget about anything actually working together or finding any unity. 😂 He and Adler would make quite the duo.

Gerald Ramos4 said:If this operation is being conducted on home soil as well (and not just out in the middle of nowhere), then consider me officially recruited.

Clearly, you're a true patriot. 🙏 You aren't in this for the paycheck or the travel expenses. There will be plenty of work waiting for you, too—we're prepping a massive wave of drive-by attacks. 😍

Count me in too. If you let me restructure the military, I’m renaming it the National Guard. My first law would be a mandatory draft of at least 250,000 recruits every single year 😁.

Then we make a run for those oil fields down in southern Sudan. The Americans have no idea what's coming for them 😉😁!

I do have one small, modest request, though. It's that I be the sole Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces 😁!

I’d like to submit my humble application to the FBI’s diaspora division. I would personally oversee operations in places like Canada, Austria, and Canada, ensuring our patriotic icons face no trouble in prison—or heaven forbid, upon their release!

casualranger32 said:Give me a break, guys. Don't you realize Melissa Peterson19 has basically been a total patriot since 1574 on paper alone? 😂 If we keep letting more people like him run the show, we’re all doomed—forget about anything actually working together or finding any unity. 😂 He and Adler would make quite the duo.

Exactly. 1574. In my home parish, following the peasant revolts, the census recorded over 250 people with my surname spread across seven villages and twenty-six homesteads.

After the era of "brotherhood and unity," your ideology took center stage. It brought nothing but war, death, destruction, persecution, and theft.

Melissa Peterson19 said:I’d like to submit my humble application to the FBI’s diaspora division. I would personally oversee operations in places like Canada, Austria, and Canada, ensuring our patriotic icons face no trouble in prison—or heaven forbid, upon their release!

Exactly. 1574. In my home parish, following the peasant revolts, the census recorded over 250 people with my surname spread across seven villages and twenty-six homesteads.

After the era of "brotherhood and unity," your ideology took center stage. It brought nothing but war, death, destruction, persecution, and theft.

If I recall correctly, you were bragging about being right in the thick of this war too. Based on what you just typed, sounds like you were part of the whole mess.

Like they say, "Lies have short legs."

Your family name could go back 5,000 years, but actually being a decent citizen and respecting your own country? Seems like an impossible mission for you. Honestly, everyone sees right through you. You belong right up there with Adler—maybe you two can try your luck in politics, since that's exactly the kind of talent the world needs today.

Charles Jackson5 said:Of course you can, pal—why wouldn't you? Honestly, we need someone who won't ask too many questions and just gets the job done. You'd be the perfect head of liquidations for the New American Security. 😁

I wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole; you'd be better off running the CIA's field operations instead.😁

casualranger32 said:If I recall correctly, you were bragging about being right in the thick of this war too. Based on what you just typed, sounds like you were part of the whole mess.

Like they say, "Lies have short legs."

Your family name could go back 5,000 years, but actually being a decent citizen and respecting your own country? Seems like an impossible mission for you. Honestly, everyone sees right through you. You belong right up there with Adler—maybe you two can try your luck in politics, since that's exactly the kind of talent the world needs today.

Look, you’re new here and you’re already throwing warnings around. If you keep this up, you’ll be banned from this forum very quickly. Read the rules, actually learn the subject matter you're commenting on, and get to know the people you're calling out. You're years and thousands of posts behind us. We mostly know each other here.

Listen, Ozzy never brags; he just mocks everyone's involvement in the war. Only 1% of those people were in actual combat. The rest was just a drunken, unruly mob dying for nothing or committing crimes—arson and theft. I was drafted and showed up reluctantly to an unnecessary war to defend people from Royalist knives, not to build a nation for harmon and the Republican Party. And yes, I am an American, a Catholic, and I hate this state entity run by a mafia syndicate. I don't recognize it, and I disavow it. But I love my miserable homeland, America!

Apologies for the off-topic tangent! (Not to you, though—get lost!)

I feel like we should just add three new penalty cards to politics:
- Insulting USA 50 points
- gross insult USA 200 points
- spreading hate against USA 1000 points

Might save us a ton of effort and stress, I guess...