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November 27, 2015
Audi is letting you know, old white man, that the future is not you.
You better embrace it. That way you can have some peace in your final years. Otherwise, it’s dog food for you. Or, worse. That’s ultimately why the Left across the West wants to flood your neighborhood with young male Arabs. You’re not just the past. You’re a wilderness, a nothing, into which the vibrant people of the future will arrive and build a new mosque on the hill. In the process, that means slaughtering the locals and pushing them into holding pens, but let’s not notice that and instead pretend our sacrifice will be noted byAllahGod. The Mosque on the Hill | The Z Blog
Posted by gerardvanderleun at November 27, 2015 9:04 AM. This is an entry on the sideblog of American Digest: Check it out.
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"....slaughtering the locals>..."
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That may very well be true in Urbania which has already been taken over by mass pussification. You know, the places where when a violent person appears all of the tattoo'd and pierced males lay down in the fetal position and start openly wailing about their collective pussy's hurting. fucking embarrassing assholes
Out here in the zillions of Ruralvilles we stay locked and cocked all the time and as soon a sand negro touches the ground that 6 pack of whoopass will be instantly opened and poured in place. There's no virgins for them out here, just pulled pork sandwiches from here to eternity.
Bring it, now, we're all tired of waiting.
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at November 27, 2015 9:49 AM
I, even I, noticed a long time ago while finger painting in kindergarten that when you mix all the colors together, you waste your paint and get a worthless, greenish brown.
Then you get yelled at by the teacher.
Posted by: Dennis Myers at November 27, 2015 3:05 PM
Grade school art teachers are the most destructive individuals known to man. Any creativity exhibited will be destroyed by the simple question, "What is that supposed to be?"
Posted by: Vermont Woodchuck at November 27, 2015 3:34 PM
I take exception to that, VW. I taught grade school art, and I never asked that question. I did expect excellence and explained that most art is tedious to produce, if it is good. I did like them to make things of beauty, and not just "celebrate" other cultures. I left the government school after teaching for 2 years. Government school is agenda driven...even in art class.
Posted by: Leslie at November 28, 2015 10:49 AM