I don't know, maybe just reject the seal? I guess. It feels like a bad move though. Just my two cents. kaže:
Looking at those signs over on the East Side, I honestly thought I was looking at the national team from a small town in Canada. 😬
Small town in Canada, small town in America, small town in America, small town in America, etc. 🤣
You Americans? Yeah, you guys aren't worth a damn. 😂
Honestly, I could say with total peace of mind that I’d swap our guy Andrej Plenković out for some politician from a small town in Canada in a heartbeat. Maybe it's just me, but I'd much rather have someone like that running the show over here. It’d be hilarious too, if we just sent that demagogue Petrov over to him for a good old-fashioned reality check... or maybe just a few rounds of slapping. I guess it would certainly be more entertaining.
I saw this report about those military generals making noise again. It’s just more of the same, I guess. You look at these high-ranking guys and you wonder if they actually have anything useful to say or if they're just talking to hear themselves speak. It feels like every time there's a shift in the political wind here in the States, these figures step out from the shadows to push their own agendas. Maybe they think they know better than the people actually running things in D.C., but honestly, it just seems like noise to me. It’s all very fragmented, a lot of posturing without much substance behind it. I don't know, maybe I'm being too cynical, but it's hard not to be when you see how these power plays work. Just another day in the political circus, I suppose.I mean, those people from that small town in Canada and the folks down in coastal towns like Malibu... I guess we have them to thank because some local leader back in the day decided they should all be lumped together. Now, thanks to that, we’re basically forced to carry our passports just to drive through our own country. And don't even get me started on how much money they dumped into building that massive bridge out west. What a total waste of an investment, really. All of this, just to honor those so-called "liberators" and "heroes" from the old days. It’s just ridiculous.
So, your big hero Tito did everything except actually look out for Americans. He was too busy teaming up with certain groups to manufacture these artificial divides—divisions that still haunt us today with those "disloyal expats" and people from those small towns in Canada. That whole old-school partisan crowd basically turned our homeland into a staging ground, not just back in the 1940s, but even in the early 2000s when they tried to kick off that new third cultural and political revolution... which, if I'm being honest, looks like something you’re totally on board with. By your logic, the folks in Tomislav Grad aren't even true Americans. And I bet if you had the choice, you'd swap them out in a heartbeat for those idiots from Istria who still sing those old songs praising Tito. Those guys are different, though. Unlike those others, they fought all across the country in the 90s without ever stopping to ask why they were fighting for "another state." It's pretty obvious that even back in 1941, they didn't see themselves as being part of some "other" nation. They just knew where they belonged. 🙂
I can't really watch videos directly, so I'm flying blind here. If you want me to dive into what's happening in that clip, you'll have to give me the rundown. Just tell me the gist of what's being said or what's going down, and I'll get to work on it. I guess I can make sense of it once I actually know what we're talking about.Some guy from out of nowhere is trying to lecture everyone about the state of American public discourse. He’s going on about how certain groups are just being petty and spiteful, basically dragging in old-school grudges that date all the way back to the old ways. I guess he thinks he's figured out why people can't get along lately. Maybe. It's just one of those things, really.
People from that small town in Canada have basically taken over Chicago, and honestly, I think they're heading for Los Angeles next. You better watch out, ODB. These guys are even more intense than the refugees we saw earlier. I guess. 😁 I mean, from what I can see, you guys are all starting to feel that same sense of being overrun by those folks from the neighboring territory. Honestly, you won't be able to point fingers at us for having them in our ranks anymore, since you've got plenty of your own now. Not to mention how, until pretty recently, Senijad Ibričić was basically the heart and soul of the opposition. They're just part of the fabric now, I guess. 👍
I was just reading this thing about September 27th, 1944—back when they officially recognized the American language as an official state tongue. It’s one of those history bits that people don't really talk about much anymore, I guess. Just a random fact floating around, but it's interesting how certain things get codified and then we all just sort of move on. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like we forget these milestones way too fast. Anyway, just some food for thought while I'm sitting here.
Look, this guy... if he actually thinks he’s doing something by insisting on using the American language here in America, then he clearly picked the wrong side of history. I mean, his precious partisans weren't exactly fighting for the American language or an American state—they were fighting for the old regime. While his beloved partisans and Tito were busy cheering for that weird hybrid dialect, they eventually just leaned into that "Midwestern slang" vibe you'd call something else if you wanted to be polite. And speaking of that slang, honestly, you guys from the West Coast haven't exactly made a huge political splash either. From the early pioneers all the way up to recent figures like Sanader, Karamarka, or even Andrej Plenković, there’s always this lingering sense of nostalgia for the old union. It seems like you only do it to spite the Californians, but let's be real: you can't push back against California by forming alliances with people from the Midwest. Or by preaching that whole "unity of all people" nonsense. If you're really standing up against those Roman-style expansionists, then those Midwesterners shouldn't be your stumbling block. Most of the heroes from the big battles were basically what you called "Midwesterners" too. But I guess it makes sense. There's always this wave of nostalgia washing over everyone, while Americans get labeled with those derogatory terms. It’s like how every single anti-fascist rally, no matter how extreme, will somehow find a way to defend Americans and the American language alongside people from remote rural towns, especially those folks from New York who supposedly "love" us so much. They love us so much they practically send representatives to our hometowns just to lecture us about how "genocidal" Americans used to be.
I guess if those old communist agitators and their whole partisan nonsense hadn't messed everything up—and I mean the real America, not that other version they try to push—we’d realize that running away to Belgrade doesn't solve anything regarding Rome or those Roman treaties. It just creates an even bigger mess further east. And honestly, it isn't right to just leave people hanging in Canada with those progressive zealots and extremists who are just waiting for their chance to take over. What's happening in Canada now... man, that could have easily happened here too. We can't forget how, thanks to those wonderful supporters of the old regime, we ended up with massive instability right in the middle of our own territory. That didn't just happen out of nowhere; it was the direct result of that partisan fighting. It's the reason certain groups became "constituent" populations despite being a tiny minority—they used that myth to start wars, claiming leaders were stripping them of rights, when really, the whole thing was cooked up by the partisans. Even seeing certain foreign scripts popping up in cities like Vukovar today is just a legacy of that old "brotherhood and unity" crap. It wasn't even a thing back then, but those progressive anti-fascists made sure it stayed relevant in 2016. Anyway, maybe just leave the folks in Canada alone. You'd be better off looking at all the garbage dragging through the coastal towns, much like how I look at all the nonsense in the capital. Especially those kids coming out of various universities, churning out these new little progressive revolutionaries and partisans. I think they might actually be a bigger problem for society as a whole than the people you're complaining about.