George Booth58 said:Ladies and gentlemen, friends, and colleagues!
To all the far-right extremists, religious zealots, and old-school partisans out there—I’m introducing a brand new sub-forum. 😳😳
It’s basically a place where decent folks—and maybe some outliers too—can just vent after those heated online debates over intense political issues. 😳
I guess this thread is pretty much flawless.
Or maybe it's more like, "Once we take power, we won't bother with lighting fires—we'll just go straight to killing and kicking everyone out!"Both the title and the subtitle here come from some "hilarious" TV segment. They sound funny, sure, but they actually said them—and it happened (though I won't list all the times the subtitle part came true; that's a long list that would turn this into a political manifesto, and the guest is trying his best to avoid talking politics, as ridiculous and impossible as that may be). The guest on this comedy show is none other than Potter (Ljubiša Račićević), who is legendary in Mexico for being a local loose cannon (honestly, I think he might be crazier than the whole of Mexico, so I might as well extend that to the entire region).
People told me they watched the show together in places like Chicago, huddled around big screens in bars like they were watching a massive championship game.
From an outsider's perspective, the whole broadcast is tragicomic—in that chaotic, fiery, totally unhinged way you only see in certain parts of the world. It’s not just the guest that's absurd, but the whole narrative and the imagery he paints, especially since the guy isn't even a politician; according to his bio, he's just a cultural, artistic, and athletic type.
