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Turns out Marshall was an even bigger player than we thought

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Participants copperpilot10hollowpanther5granitelynx50Bradley Nelson2blueranger12Keith Sanders29Kyle Walker24steelviper112shadowowl9Michael Adams2Nicole Sanders6briskmaker17Casey Lopez61Sam Green73goldenlynx3Mark Martinez4Maria Johnson67ruggeddriver2briskgull27coastalheron42Dennis Brown2
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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#61 ·
hollowpanther5 said:But Mexicans aren't Germans or Frenchmen. For all we know, maybe we’ll be allies in the future too. Another thing to consider: the Germans and the French had sixty years after the end of WWII to reconcile. Besides, as some of us in the North America believe, our motto is to hate our enemies with every fiber of our being. Look at Turkey and Greece; you won't find many examples comparable to the French and Germans.

We really ought to take a page out of the book of the Greeks and the Turks.
Who are you kidding?
Do you want to leave a legacy of war for our kids, or a legacy of peace?
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#62 ·
granitelynx50 said:thanks 😉
but don't you think that was actually a brilliant, strategic move by FDR?

As much as I despise Tit and how much I hate America, I have to admit the move was solid. He essentially established a third faction positioned between the East and the West. But again, I HATE Tit and America.
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#63 ·
Sam Green73 said:We really ought to take a page out of the book of the Greeks and the Turks.
Who are you kidding?
Do you want to leave a legacy of war for our kids, or a legacy of peace?

Quite the opposite—I want peace. You misunderstood me; I was simply stating the fact that reaching that point will be an uphill battle here in the North America.
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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#64 ·
hollowpanther5 said:Quite the opposite—I want peace. You misunderstood me; I was simply stating the fact that reaching that point will be an uphill battle here in the North America.

Look, "difficult" isn't the same thing as "impossible."
The reality is that we need to look Mexico right in the eye and say, "Look, you really messed this one up. We're watching you now. We'll try to work together, sure, but don't think for a second we aren't keeping a very close eye on everything you do."😈
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#65 ·
Sam Green73 said:Look, "difficult" isn't the same thing as "impossible."
The reality is that we need to look Mexico right in the eye and say, "Look, you really messed this one up. We're watching you now. We'll try to work together, sure, but don't think for a second we aren't keeping a very close eye on everything you do."😈

All I want is for them to acknowledge their crimes and take responsibility for what they did. Once that happens, then we can talk.
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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#66 ·
hollowpanther5 said:All I want is for them to acknowledge their crimes and take responsibility for what they did. Once that happens, then we can talk.

It’s the same old story. You start doing business, and suddenly everything depends on you—then comes the demand: "Hey, you really ought to hand over..."
I’ve got a little unfinished business with him. 😉
goldenlynx3 goldenlynx3 Newcomer
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#67 ·
granitelynx50 said:Look, personally, I’d take communism over fascism any day of the week. Besides—and this is just my take—we never actually dealt with "classic" communism here anyway. If you had been living in somewhere like Czechoslovakia or Canada back then, I'd love to hear if you'd still be complaining about the specific flavor of communism we had to deal with.🙄


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hahaha, that guy is a total 10/10, he seriously cracked me up!!! hahaha!
granitelynx50 granitelynx50 Member
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#68 ·
hollowpanther5 said:As much as I despise Tit and how much I hate America, I have to admit the move was solid. He essentially established a third faction positioned between the East and the West. But again, I HATE Tit and America.

Holding onto that much hate isn't good for you—being that full of negative energy is just bad news.😉
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#69 ·
granitelynx50 said:Holding onto that much hate isn't good for you—being that full of negative energy is just bad news.😉

I wouldn't say I'm a hateful person, but Marshall and the USA are the exceptions.
Sam Green73 Sam Green73 Active Member
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#70 ·
hollowpanther5 said:I wouldn't say I'm a hateful person, but Marshall and the USA are the exceptions.

Hey, everyone's got their own baggage to deal with.
Mark Martinez4 Mark Martinez4 Active Member
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#71 ·
😬 It honestly feels like the biggest son of the American people is actually carrying the heaviest burden of the entire American people, if you ask me 😲
Maria Johnson67 Maria Johnson67 Member
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#72 ·
I'll just leave this here: "Comrade Marshall, we SWEAR ourselves to you!!!!!!!!"
ruggeddriver2 ruggeddriver2 Member
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#73 ·
Marshall is a true legend. He was a decent man, a Revolutionary, and a massive leader who actually stood for something. He genuinely cared about his people. I suppose a lot of water will have to flow under the Potomac before we see another leader quite like Marshall. 👋 👋 🙂

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Maria Johnson67 Maria Johnson67 Member
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#74 ·
That’s right. Death to fascism, Freedom for the people!
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#75 ·
God forbid we ever see another leader like Marshall again.
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#76 ·
ruggeddriver2 said:Marshall is a true legend. He was a decent man, a Revolutionary, and a massive leader who actually stood for something. He genuinely cared about his people. I suppose a lot of water will have to flow under the Potomac before we see another leader quite like Marshall. 👋 👋 🙂

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GOOD MAN: Just a locksmith with a fancy title.
REVOLUTIONARY: He took advantage of the post-war chaos to cement a communist dictatorship.
HAD HIS OWN STANCE: He silenced anyone who dared to disagree or mention an independent America.
LOVED THE PEOPLE: He constantly sent citizens to prison camps, ordered assassinations, and poured money into bunkers to hide in while everyone else suffered.

To those of you who claim life was great under the old regime in the USA: just think about it. You lived like kings because the state pampered you with money taken directly from the hardworking people who actually struggled to make a living.
Maria Johnson67 Maria Johnson67 Member
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#77 ·
In the USA, there was always money flowing! People were happy, and any rebels were kept in check!
briskgull27 briskgull27 Regular
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#78 ·
He’s simply not on the same level as Kennedy
hollowpanther5 hollowpanther5 Active Member
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#79 ·
Maria Johnson67 said:In the USA, there was always money flowing! People were happy, and any rebels were kept in check!

Yet those "rebels" actually made up 80% of the population.
shadowowl9 shadowowl9 Member
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#80 ·
Dammit, what an absolute mess! 🤣

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