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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 12: Pack your bags!
Vlado 12/12/18 4:22:48 PM #255:	Jakyl25 posted... But this terrorist was in France in accordance with French law That France is far less intelligent about retaining their identity in comparison to Japan is obvious. One just needs to compare today's Paris with Paris in the 50s-early 60s. TheRock1525 posted... The US government, which existed back then and still exists, is to blame. Trump just happens to be the head of it at this moment. I don't expect anyone to actually do anything because our government is cowardly but we should have done right by the people we oppressed and/or killed. Nonsense. That's "sins of the fathers" levels of illogical. Jakyl25 posted... Also you REALLY need to study WW2 more no u And while Japan lost a lot of things in that war, identity was not one. andel posted... a nation is just a collective of people under a general government of some kind. usually a society that shares many basic values and has some kind of collective identity. It's people of shared heritage AND traditions usually occupying a land throughout many generations. A nation is not the government, or the laws. Those change. andel posted... idk much about salvini but i think putin and orban are both very oppressive and not good leaders. we all know about putin's oppressive streak of murdering opposition and enactment of regressive laws like criminalizing homosexuality. his penchant for oppressing the media and stamping out dissent is very troubling to me and i am not a fan of his tactics of meddling in the affairs of us and european nations Yeah, those things about Putin are all lies you have eaten up. How can you say he's "meddling in others' affairs" when the US is notorious for meddling even in their allies' affairs. Obama campaigned for Britons to vote against Brexit, FFS. Even the "criminalizing homosexuality" part is bullshit - that law targets only homosexual propaganda aimed at children. andel posted... orban is also engaging in some suspect tactics like limiting the power of the courts and having the political wing take over stuff like overseeing corruption issues and that is a huge negative as it lowers transparency and gives more room to quell dissent through extra judicial means. You're regugriating nonsense you've read on the globalist press... Sad. Both of them are simply strong leaders who care deeply about their nations, and work to protect their peoples' interests. andel posted... i feel that macron is struggling politically and has definitely made some errors, i dont think he will be imminently ousted though but will probably continue to struggle as civil unrest increases in france though. i really need to read more about that to have a educated opinion though Macron is a globalist puppet (of central banking, to be precise). He works for the interests of his puppetmasters, as opposed to the interests of French people. That's why they hate him. Think Trump has a bad approval rating? His is double that of Macron. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! *Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com* <cite>Vlado posted [p:914014961] in Nationalis... [t:77250918]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jakyl25 posted...</cite> <quote>But this terrorist was in France in accordance with French law</quote> That France is far less intelligent about retaining their identity in comparison to Japan is obvious. One just needs to compare today's Paris with Paris in the 50s-early 60s. <cite>TheRock1525 posted...</cite> <quote>The US government, which existed back then and still exists, is to blame. Trump just happens to be the head of it at this moment. I don't expect anyone to actually do anything because our government is cowardly but we should have done right by the people we oppressed and/or killed.</quote> Nonsense. That's "sins of the fathers" levels of illogical. <cite>Jakyl25 posted...</cite> <quote>Also you REALLY need to study WW2 more</quote> no u And while Japan lost a lot of things in that war, identity was not one. <cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>a nation is just a collective of people under a general government of some kind. usually a society that shares many basic values and has some kind of collective identity. </quote> It's people of shared heritage AND traditions usually occupying a land throughout many generations. A nation is not the government, or the laws. Those change. <cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>idk much about salvini but i think putin and orban are both very oppressive and not good leaders. we all know about putin's oppressive streak of murdering opposition and enactment of regressive laws like criminalizing homosexuality. his penchant for oppressing the media and stamping out dissent is very troubling to me and i am not a fan of his tactics of meddling in the affairs of us and european nations </quote> Yeah, those things about Putin are all lies you have eaten up. How can you say he's "meddling in others' affairs" when the US is notorious for meddling even in their allies' affairs. Obama campaigned for Britons to vote against Brexit, FFS. Even the "criminalizing homosexuality" part is bullshit - that law targets only homosexual propaganda aimed at children. <cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>orban is also engaging in some suspect tactics like limiting the power of the courts and having the political wing take over stuff like overseeing corruption issues and that is a huge negative as it lowers transparency and gives more room to quell dissent through extra judicial means. </quote> You're regugriating nonsense you've read on the globalist press... Sad. Both of them are simply strong leaders who care deeply about their nations, and work to protect their peoples' interests. <cite>andel posted...</cite> <quote>i feel that macron is struggling politically and has definitely made some errors, i dont think he will be imminently ousted though but will probably continue to struggle as civil unrest increases in france though. i really need to read more about that to have a educated opinion though </quote> Macron is a globalist puppet (of central banking, to be precise). He works for the interests of his puppetmasters, as opposed to the interests of French people. That's why they hate him. Think Trump has a bad approval rating? His is double that of Macron. --- Blitzball fan? Try Captain Tsubasa II (in English) for NES! Best game reviews: http://betweenlifeandgames.com</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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