YappyMonotheist

I did NOT get the reference. 🤔

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“Ukrainians are expendable serfs, letting them die to ‘protect’ the more worthy French and Germans is just the natural order of things. And also fuck the Russians, are they even people?” - the subconscious of the propagandised Western European man

IIRC, r/worldnews was moderated by Ghislaine Maxwell for a while even… It’s dead, Reddit is dead. 😞

May this man be blessed with incurable testicular cancer soon.

Live by amoral and sociopathic selfishness, die by amoral and sociopathic selfishness. 🤷‍♂️

They already legalized murder, torture and rape, or at least accept it morally, why wouldn’t they be okay with it happening to children?

Criminals “founded” America!

Brother, I wrote “up” and you read “down”, somehow.

Oh, ofc, sadly. They don’t stand for anything besides personal convenience.

As long as you give time to every purposely stupid and irrelevant shit Trump says, you’re not gonna get anything done.

Liberal just means “it’s okay to be gay, atheist and smoke weed”, it’s never meant “righteous”, “humane” or “anti-imperialist”.

Fantastic idea! Many already have American passports too. I’m ready for the renaissance of American Jewish humour, they’ve always been a funny bunch. “So what’s the deal with bodegas anyway?!”

They have a homeland, it’s called Poland/Ukraine/Germany/France… I understand that the white man will go full Hitler even with their own but that’s their problem, and certainly not something that should be paid with (actual) Semite blood.

I’m sure their murderous forefathers who came from Europe and killed and displaced their ways into lands and riches, and their descendants who continued their work, were very moral, empathetic and prosocial people, lol.

Morally, being just another Western genocidal settler project, it never had any “right to exist” (whatever that means for ideas and projects). 😞

Do us a solid and stop posting.

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Obsession was fun, I watched it a couple of weeks ago. My wife and I also watched Kansen/Infection (2004), a spooky Japanese movie set in a struggling hospital that is more about lack of resources and overworked staff than anything supernatural. She liked it more than I expected (it was her first time, but a rewatch for me), said only the ending was weak. 👍

Hopefully as COVID fades in the collective memory, so will antivaxxing. I never even heard of it before COVID, and it seems to be mainly an American problem (although they did achieve a cultural victory a little after WW2 so the rest of the world gets infected as well) so maybe it’ll go away soon?