Where can I find posters and shirts with Gotovina's face?

George Morgan3 said:Stop kidding yourself; "they" aren't exactly holding their own, considering they’re just a bunch of college kids after all.😁 😁 😁
I highly doubt Melin would ever end up making the headlines—unless by "headlines" you mean local tabloids—and even then, only if some skinheads decided to stir up trouble there.🤔

😁 It’s pretty obvious you’re quite familiar with what little remains of the "normal" spots left in a city like Chicago.🙄 😁 😁 😁 👋

off-topic
these sudden mood swings I’m picking up from your little emoticons, Sarah Wilson95... don't they ever actually worry you 😕

George Morgan3 said:On a side note,
those sudden shifts in mood I’ve been picking up on through your emoticons, Sarah Wilson95... don't they ever worry you just a little bit? 😕

😁 😠 😁 😠

Not at all.
But what about you? 🥳

Sarah Wilson95 said:😁 😠 😁 😠

No.
How about you? 🥳

Look, I actually care about the greater good—which includes yours, apparently... Are you doing okay?😁

Emily Torres2 said:NoWa, you really let me down here. There are some things you just don't mess with—in a civilized, rational society, you don't wear shirts featuring criminals, butchers, war dogs, or murderers, regardless of whether they’re considered icons by fringe groups or heroes by entire nations. Where do we draw the line on basic humanity and decency? What’s next—making jokes about cannibalism or pedophilia? Honestly, shame on you. 👎

😠 😠 Dammit, and how would you even know that? Since when does an accusation automatically make someone guilty? You absolute degenerates.🙂

Jose Chase2 said:😠 😠 Total jerk. How do you even know that? Since when does an accusation automatically make someone guilty? You absolute frauds.🙂

War profiteer. Thief by trade. A hitman from the French Foreign Legion. Convicted of looting. At the start of the war, just like all the other mercenaries, he smelled money, general officer ranks (not the first corporal to become a big shot), stipends, and the chance to kill with zero consequences... maybe the guy isn't actually guilty of what he's being charged with right now. But he's still a suspect for war crimes. And just like those puppets from Mexico, or the puppets here in America, their own crimes don't count because they belong to "their side." Since when was killing people from other nations or tearing down their fake idols considered a crime? He was just doing God's work. Watch your step, you little puppet!🙂

Al Pacino... I didn't even realize it was you, Emily Torres2—so I guess your answer doesn't really surprise me. Honestly? You're going to have to show me some serious, undeniable proof before I buy into that.

Listen, fat man.🙂 😂 My head hurts just listening to your "convictions." And for the record, I didn't say it—I’m just agreeing with what everyone else thinks. These are the views of the global community, including the International Criminal Court regarding the old Soviet Union territory. Crimes don't just expire. Eventually, someone like Ante Gotovina or even some ancient Nazi like Ashner will have to face a courtroom.

Just listen to those Soviet Union remnants whining. 😁 😁

Emily Torres2 said:Look, buddy,🙂 😂 I couldn't care less about your "convictions." And just to be clear—I’m not putting those words in my own mouth; I’m just agreeing with them when I quote them. These are the sentiments of the global community—including, for one, the International Criminal Court regarding the former Soviet Union. And let's face it, crimes don't have an expiration date. Whether it's Ante Gotovina or some ancient Nazi like Ashner, someone eventually ends up standing before a judge.

You're being ridiculous—that same "global community" was handing out medals to Draža for his wartime contributions! And you're actually listening to them?🙂

Well, if you want to be a sheep, go ahead and let them shear you.🙂