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You're deliberately highlighting the extremism while deliberately ignoring that of the Left.

Their love for any Muslim terror organization and terrorists. Take Hamas, for example. The Left calls them freedom fighters and anybody who disagrees is an Islamophobe.
So now you're going to either convince me
1. That is a very small number of vocal people who make that claim.
or
2. They're actually freedom fighters born out of tough conditions.

That response is way too big for me to respond to.

So how is this mentality different from a Muslim terrorist's, who claims that he is right bc the Quran dictates certain things to a certain, and everybody else who believes otherwise is an infidel bc they don't believe what he believes?

The thing is, I wouldn’t have been 'canceled' if I’d known that person was a total 'soy boy'—a granola mom crybaby with tantrums that make today’s seem mild by comparison.

At least we don’t have to start our feud all over again, because it could get worse—almost like a Hell in a Cell match. I’m not trying to make you feel guilty, but I can agree with you at least on one point: calling me a prick was fair enough.

Honestly, I’m sick of politics and everything else, so when we met, I was already feeling hostile towards everyone. I just can’t find people to talk to who can understand that there have been some big misunderstandings.

I just don't want America to start using my country's politics to make themselves feel better. Because most of my reasons is just to make push away both the democractic and liberals out of my life over whatever happen back in 2015 or now.

Long story short: I was cancelled back in 2015 for being an asshole towards some LGTBQ person who was a liberal and hated my opinion on Yugioh 5d's mostly because I can't even remember what happen since I forgot most of it.

I don’t mean to sound negative, but I want to be clear: America's economy over the past four years, particularly under Biden’s administration, has declined significantly. Issues like immigration, war, inflation, and rising taxes have contributed to this. I've seen people there complain about jobs, yet neoliberals often can’t distinguish between unemployment and genuine issues with job availability versus laziness.

I was once criticized by someone with left-leaning views who tried to insult my country. But when I countered with facts, I told them that at least my country isn’t facing the same problems America and Germany are when it comes to this kind of economic nonsense. In 2023, because I wasn’t working full-time or part-time; I was online until 3 p.m. daily because, honestly, finding a decent job or even landing an interview has become nearly impossible with the state of the economy.

Now, you might be wondering—how does all of this relate to the issues with America and Germany I mentioned?
Here’s the thing: America wants people to believe that everyone—regardless of background—can get a job there. But they’ve accused my country of preventing people from finding work and being xenophobic. The reality is, America’s wealth is rooted in war, manipulation, and lies. Their media promotes "woke" left-wing politics that has affected how many people think. America’s middle and upper classes became wealthy partly by not holding their government accountable for wars and exploitation in other countries, including colonizing regions like mine.

Did I mention that Bulgaria was stripped of its independence, essentially colonized for American interests? This happened as part of America’s larger scheme to weaken Russia, which is seen as a global competitor with greater wealth and resources. The U.S. is in panic mode because if Trump wins in 2025, it could drastically alter the world.

America has become hypocritical about its own values. The "American Dream" was invented to attract people to the country, only for them to find that greed and division dominate the society. There’s even a real chance of civil unrest, but with American citizens increasingly indoctrinated, it's as if they’re losing the ability to think independently. I’ve seen firsthand how vulnerable many Americans are to these influences.

The 2020s seem to highlight why humanity desperately needs to awaken from its chains of limited self-awareness.

If you want an example of how misguided America can be (though not entirely stupid), just look at how its citizens reacted when Trump was first elected. They had plenty of reasons to explain their dislike, yet many ended up embarrassing themselves instead of presenting meaningful arguments. I remember someone telling me they hated Trump simply because he was...rich, not for any substantial reason. Then, when another person said it was because he was white, it became even more cringe-worthy—enough to make you want to turn off the TV or computer.

It feels like, since 2015, people have been having these constant meltdowns, showing a side of human culture that’s painfully irrational. I can’t even understand why America seems to have a collective panic attack every time I log into TikTok, reacting over anything their government tells them to.

Or to put it bluntly: when you have too much money, too much freedom, and an overly "open mind" that refuses advice from anyone—even your own government—you’re likely a liberal who’s more focused on being "woke" in your own life than on actually finding peace or real self-awareness.

So.... anybody who has moderate Left-wing views is right but anybody with any Right/conservative leaning views is an idiot who has no political understanding whatsoever?

I agree with 100%

Btw, what type of loath do you have for the Hollywood elites who are just too stuck in their own farts 24/7?

It seems like much of the general public is either misled or too indifferent to recognize war crimes until other countries become involved in conflicts — then they suddenly care at the last minute. And America keeps sugarcoating its image, using lies to prevent its people from understanding what’s really happening in other countries, including mine, all to cover up its own actions.

Right now, America seems more focused on what feels like its millionth case of "Donald Trump Derangement Syndrome" this week than on actual issues. People are either too wealthy or overwhelmed by paranoia, making the country feel like a toddler glued to its smartphone. This is why America seems to be collapsing bit by bit, with "woke" individuals making themselves look foolish as their egos are finally being exposed.

Also, those Hollywood elites are the real enemy, as they can’t see that America itself has become authoritarian. America has damaged itself with a mix of xenophobia, “woke” agendas, and issues around pronouns. Have you noticed how sensitive the country has become to anything dark or edgy? Even a single offensive joke can lead to someone getting “canceled” — like what happened to Hulk Hogan in 2015 for using racial slurs. It feels like America is more interested in gatekeeping its own political agenda and sensationalizing it rather than addressing serious issues.

If I were president of America, I'd probably make bold statements every day that would drive liberals into a frenzy. I’d be outspoken enough that social media, like Twitter, might go into overdrive just trying to keep up. I'd challenge the current narratives and push back against trends, maybe even with a bold promo to shake things up more than Trump ever did.

Blame America for one thing. War Crimes agianst humanity.

I feel like America atm is starting to collpase

America is just so-centered too much and way too much rich to even find out that it's collapsed due it's own problem.

I think Freedom and Demoncracy are it's biggest problem.

The comments told me he's a Democrat. That's why I was listening to his opinions.

Correct link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsRWhAYm-a8

That's definitely one of the longer walls of texts I've received in my time on MAL.

Since you feel so passionately about this topic, I thought I'd share a current video I was listening to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsRWhAYm-

I'm guessing you have many opinions to share on Trump's victory after the US elections.