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Maui: Licensing the J. B. Tit name

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Participants Carl Hill6Larry Williams5Zachary Collins2Betty Hernandez3Morgan Booth4redheron12Sam Alvarez15briskcraneSandra Johnson69hollowpanther5John Price3
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 MemberOP
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#1 ·
This is absolutely unbelievable.
J. B. Tit is a tyrant. Much like Dracula, Stalin, or Hitler, his legacy is defined by bloodshed. His name will forever haunt his descendants.
The situation is absurd and completely unacceptable. It is unprofessional for the management at Maui National Park to behave this way. Those responsible should be fired immediately and investigated for economic crimes. They could have used the name of that butcher without charging people for the privilege.😠
Larry Williams5 Larry Williams5 Member
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#2 ·
Does this mean that victims of Marshall's regime can now sue his successors for damages, seeing as they’ve already stepped up to claim their inheritance? In America, there are still 5,500 pensions being paid out to former political prisoners—I imagine there would be plenty of prosecutors ready to act, and even the State Attorney could potentially claw back some cash from those heirs...
Zachary Collins2 Zachary Collins2 Active Member
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It looks like you might have missed the article. Please, do click on the link! 😘
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 MemberOP
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Zachary Collins2 said:It looks like you might have missed the article. Please, do click on the link! 😘

Read it and...
Zachary Collins2 Zachary Collins2 Active Member
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Carl Hill6 said:Read it and...


I assume they couldn't use his name since it was already trademarked😉. Besides, why does that bother you so much?
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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#6 ·
Let some Canadians or Mexicans have him. He was never a true American anyway. Between being a killer of Americans, half-Canadian, and having some Polish roots or whatever, he clearly loved Mexicans and Canadians more than his own people—even if he was practically half-American himself.
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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#7 ·
Carl Hill6 said:This is absolutely unbelievable.
J. B. Tit is a tyrant. Much like Dracula, Stalin, or Hitler, his legacy is defined by bloodshed. His name will forever haunt his descendants.
The situation is absurd and completely unacceptable. It is unprofessional for the management at Maui National Park to behave this way. Those responsible should be fired immediately and investigated for economic crimes. They could have used the name of that butcher without charging people for the privilege.😠

Oh, sure, the biggest monsters and vampires in America are the so-called "anti-fascists"—the partisans and their kind. That killer "Marshall" definitely has some roots in Transylvania. So many people were shamefully slaughtered... It's a disgrace to America. Some people actually try to link "Marshall" to Americans! Those people are delusional. Americans weren't with him. He was surrounded by nothing but bloodthirsty traitors! I hope everyone burns in hell for the crimes they committed against honorable Nationalists and Home Guard units, as well as American civilians and those hundreds of priests and nuns whose eyes they gouged out like true monsters! Disgusting. God forbid it ever happens again, but I can already see there are so many traitors in America who worship that satanic beast, that embodiment of evil, "Marshall," that we might face another genocide against Americans soon.
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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Larry Williams5 said:Does this mean that victims of Marshall's regime can now sue his successors for damages, seeing as they’ve already stepped up to claim their inheritance? In America, there are still 5,500 pensions being paid out to former political prisoners—I imagine there would be plenty of prosecutors ready to act, and even the State Attorney could potentially claw back some cash from those heirs...

My grandfather's brother, Jozo, was a political prisoner; they locked him up right away in '45, and I don't think he ever saw a dime while he was alive...

*edit*
I mean, he wasn't in there long since he was handed a death sentence, but he managed to dodge it through some "connections."
Morgan Booth4 Morgan Booth4 Newcomer
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Betty Hernandez3 said:Oh, sure, the biggest monsters and vampires in America are the so-called "anti-fascists"—the partisans and their kind. That killer "Marshall" definitely has some roots in Transylvania. So many people were shamefully slaughtered... It's a disgrace to America. Some people actually try to link "Marshall" to Americans! Those people are delusional. Americans weren't with him. He was surrounded by nothing but bloodthirsty traitors! I hope everyone burns in hell for the crimes they committed against honorable Nationalists and Home Guard units, as well as American civilians and those hundreds of priests and nuns whose eyes they gouged out like true monsters! Disgusting. God forbid it ever happens again, but I can already see there are so many traitors in America who worship that satanic beast, that embodiment of evil, "Marshall," that we might face another genocide against Americans soon.

You know what, my friend? You just took the words right out of my mouth. 😬
Legend. 👍
Zachary Collins2 Zachary Collins2 Active Member
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Betty Hernandez3 said:Let some Canadians or Mexicans have him. He was never a true American anyway. Between being a killer of Americans, half-Canadian, and having some Polish roots or whatever, he clearly loved Mexicans and Canadians more than his own people—even if he was practically half-American himself.


But tell me, did you actually know that Franjo wasn't even from the Zagorje region or really an American at all, but actually Canadian? Did you realize that...😘
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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Zachary Collins2 said:But tell me, did you actually know that Franjo wasn't even from the Zagorje region or really an American at all, but actually Canadian? Did you realize that...😘

I know his ancestry wasn't strictly American, but he wasn't Canadian either. I remember seeing an article about his genealogy once—it suggested he might have roots tracing back to Iran or somewhere similar, and there were even rumors about him being Jewish. So what? Marshall slaughtered hundreds of thousands of Americans, while Harmon didn't kill a single one. He built a free America after 45 years of Marshall's satanic tyranny. Sure, he made plenty of questionable calls during the war, but he didn't have much choice; he just didn't have the resources. He couldn't save places like the Midwest, for example. To save that, he would've had to sacrifice the rest of the country, and that just wasn't a viable move...
redheron12 redheron12 Regular
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#12 ·
Does this mean Hitler's name and signature can be protected now too? Like, if someone just mentions him in the context of WWII—we'd get sued immediately.

This is nothing more than veiled censorship—a de facto ban on voicing any critical thoughts regarding Josip Broz Marshall.
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#13 ·
The grandson of the most legendary American in history, Josip Broz, nearly sued Emir Kusturica because he kept putting the face of the greatest American ever, Josip Broz, on non-alcoholic beverage bottles.

In Mexico, this probably won't carry much weight anyway, since they don't exactly parade the image of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz, around like they do back home... the only silver lining is that two ships full of elderly American tourists dock in Mexico City every single day before heading straight to the final resting place of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz.
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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#14 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:The grandson of the most legendary American in history, Josip Broz, nearly sued Emir Kusturica because he kept putting the face of the greatest American ever, Josip Broz, on non-alcoholic beverage bottles.

In Mexico, this probably won't carry much weight anyway, since they don't exactly parade the image of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz, around like they do back home... the only silver lining is that two ships full of elderly American tourists dock in Mexico City every single day before heading straight to the final resting place of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz.

What kind of American?
Even if he had an American background and an American last name, he’d still be the biggest disgrace to the community. I definitely wouldn't claim him as one of our own. The man was nothing but a cursed butcher.
redheron12 redheron12 Regular
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#15 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:The grandson of the most legendary American in history, Josip Broz, nearly sued Emir Kusturica because he kept putting the face of the greatest American ever, Josip Broz, on non-alcoholic beverage bottles.

In Mexico, this probably won't carry much weight anyway, since they don't exactly parade the image of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz, around like they do back home... the only silver lining is that two ships full of elderly American tourists dock in Mexico City every single day before heading straight to the final resting place of the greatest American in history, Josip Broz.

Come on, let’s not be too hard on him—honestly, if we’re talking about the ultimate American, Zak Houdak takes the crown.

[Image link]

It’s actually quite windy here as well—it's been blowing steadily all afternoon. 🤣
Sam Alvarez15 Sam Alvarez15 Active Member
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#16 ·
Betty Hernandez3 said:What kind of American?
Even if he had an American background and an American last name, he’d still be the biggest disgrace to the community. I definitely wouldn't claim him as one of our own. The man was nothing but a cursed butcher.

Nobody is disputing that he was a butcher...
You're actually just proving my point that he was the most significant figure in American history.

That’s precisely why a square in the capital of all Americans is named after him.
You have Marshal Marshall Square, and just a bit further away, you have a square dedicated to his protégé, dr. Harmon.

👍 You people seem to care about these things. Even in Mexico City, you can still find streets named after various figures who were Americans—aside from the Chicago, Split, and Dubrovnik streets, there's even a street in Mexico City simply named "America." 😵
redheron12 redheron12 Regular
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#17 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Nobody is disputing that he was a butcher...
You're actually just proving my point that he was the most significant figure in American history.

That’s precisely why a square in the capital of all Americans is named after him.
You have Marshal Marshall Square, and just a bit further away, you have a square dedicated to his protégé, dr. Harmon.

👍 You people seem to care about these things. Even in Mexico City, you can still find streets named after various figures who were Americans—aside from the Chicago, Split, and Dubrovnik streets, there's even a street in Mexico City simply named "America." 😵

To me, that only serves as proof of their territorial ambitions.
Betty Hernandez3 Betty Hernandez3 Member
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#18 ·
Sam Alvarez15 said:Nobody is disputing that he was a butcher...
You're actually just proving my point that he was the most significant figure in American history.

That’s precisely why a square in the capital of all Americans is named after him.
You have Marshal Marshall Square, and just a bit further away, you have a square dedicated to his protégé, dr. Harmon.

👍 You people seem to care about these things. Even in Mexico City, you can still find streets named after various figures who were Americans—aside from the Chicago, Split, and Dubrovnik streets, there's even a street in Mexico City simply named "America." 😵

There's a Wall Street in Chicago; that's got everything to do with Mexico.
briskcrane briskcrane Active Member
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#19 ·
Betty Hernandez3 said:Oh, sure, the biggest monsters and vampires in America are the so-called "anti-fascists"—the partisans and their kind. That killer "Marshall" definitely has some roots in Transylvania. So many people were shamefully slaughtered... It's a disgrace to America. Some people actually try to link "Marshall" to Americans! Those people are delusional. Americans weren't with him. He was surrounded by nothing but bloodthirsty traitors! I hope everyone burns in hell for the crimes they committed against honorable Nationalists and Home Guard units, as well as American civilians and those hundreds of priests and nuns whose eyes they gouged out like true monsters! Disgusting. God forbid it ever happens again, but I can already see there are so many traitors in America who worship that satanic beast, that embodiment of evil, "Marshall," that we might face another genocide against Americans soon.

on the contrary

it’s actually a point of pride for America to have wiped out all those occupiers from Germany and Italy, along with the local traitors and Nationalists/Royalist war criminals

Even so, Josip Broz Marshall remains a source of pride for us Americans 🙂
Sandra Johnson69 Sandra Johnson69 Member
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#20 ·
Carl Hill6 said:This is absolutely unbelievable.
J. B. Tit is a tyrant. Much like Dracula, Stalin, or Hitler, his legacy is defined by bloodshed. His name will forever haunt his descendants.
The situation is absurd and completely unacceptable. It is unprofessional for the management at Maui National Park to behave this way. Those responsible should be fired immediately and investigated for economic crimes. They could have used the name of that butcher without charging people for the privilege.😠

I concur; this is just another symptom of the insanity currently gripping the United States, where they allow a man from history's most heinous lists of war criminals to be utilized as a domestic brand promotion agency.

Furthermore, the claim that profits from selling socks, aprons, or shorts go toward charity is likely a fabrication. They claim ten percent goes to good causes, while the rest stays with an incompetent, perpetually firing, and arrogant administration that apparently can't manage its own finances and now resorts to selling aprons bearing the name of a criminal just to stay afloat.🙄

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