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!KaleidoscopeDealer May 15, 2008, 4:22:06 PM
Hello my friends. Today I would like to discuss a topic that I haven't talked about before. The United States of America, by some called the most powerful nation of the world. This was once a glorious new nation, where everything was as it should. The white man was in charge, while negroes and spaniards did the manual labour. Church was a central part of the society, decadent behaviour was highly frowned upon, and gentlemen of good racial ethnicity were commonly seen frequenting fine clubs. Lesser races were confined to their own areas and socializing centers.

But then something happened. A racial traitor, Abraham Lincoln, decided that slavery was bad. He was in league with zoinists and negroes, and tossed the nation into a devastating civil war. A strong man oppsed him, Thomas Jefferson. The Zionist organization was very influential, due to high jewish immigration into the USA, most likely caused by corrupt racial traitors in the early days of the nation. This caused the traitorous north states to win the war, effectively enabling a future of race-mixing, decadent lifestyles and a general descent in quality of life for the white man.

Why did things go so wrong? It is time we take back our god-given rights to have slaves and live as we should! KKK! HEIL!

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~RaNdOm-HeRo58 May 15, 2008, 4:25:17 PM
Sounds like someone forgot their ritalin this morning.

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=OuroborosCobra May 15, 2008, 4:28:32 PM
Not you again. Didn't you and I already have some "fun" in the Complaints forum?

Church was a central part of the society

Actually, that hasn't really been true ever in US history, certainly not uniformly across the nation.

Lesser races were confined to their own areas and socializing centers.

How, pray tell, are you going to quantifiable measure "lesser races"?

Abraham Lincoln, decided that slavery was bad. He was in league with zoinists and negroes, and tossed the nation into a devastating civil war. A strong man oppsed him, Thomas Jefferson.

I think you need to recheck your history. First off, Jefferson was himself against slavery. He tried to put anti-slavery language into the Declaration of Independence, for example. Second off, Lincoln was 16 years old when Jefferson died, so in fact Jefferson was not in opposition at all to Lincoln. He was dead.




I could tear apart more, a LOT more of your post. It isn't really worth my time though. I close with the same thing I told you in Complaints. Fuck off, Nazi scum.

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Vive la révolution libertaire, mon ~TBSchemer!

Thomas Paine wrote "The Rights of Man," not "The Privileges of Law Abiding Citizens That Aren't Brown People or Praying to Allah"
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~PinstripeKiwi May 15, 2008, 4:34:06 PM
Just gonna say, Lincoln didn't give two shits about the morality of slavery. The big reason the Civil War went down was to preserve the Union (the Border States who stayed with the Union got to keep their slaves for a long time.) And by freeing the (southern) slaves, it made the Union look like the good guy to Britian and France, who the Confederacy was trying to woo into helping them.

I call for a :lock: on this thread due to its unfunny stupidity.

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~Gazzaf1 May 15, 2008, 4:34:44 PM
hmmm I wonder if you could be arrested in Austria. Then again you are probably some teenage idiot from the US.

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=OuroborosCobra May 15, 2008, 4:37:41 PM
Also, I would like to point out that on a practical level, Zionism as a movement got going in 1897, therefore did not influence Lincoln and the Civil War.

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Vive la révolution libertaire, mon ~TBSchemer!

Thomas Paine wrote "The Rights of Man," not "The Privileges of Law Abiding Citizens That Aren't Brown People or Praying to Allah"
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~Gazzaf1 May 15, 2008, 4:41:17 PM
I don't think he cares about such things as the "truth".

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Mile 20--I thought I was dead. Mile 22-- I wished I was dead. Mile 24--I knew I was dead. Mile 26.2--I knew I had become too tough to kill.
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=OuroborosCobra May 15, 2008, 4:44:45 PM
Indeed, the selection of Austria probably has more to do with Hitler's birthplace than any actual place of residence.

The obsession with Rammstein also would seem to indicate being a US teenage idiot. US teenage Nazi wannabes seem to flock to music by groups like Rammstein, but I doubt the same would be true of Austrians and Germans who can actually understand their lyrics, and realize that they have nothing to do with Nazi ideology.

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Vive la révolution libertaire, mon ~TBSchemer!

Thomas Paine wrote "The Rights of Man," not "The Privileges of Law Abiding Citizens That Aren't Brown People or Praying to Allah"
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~hellshallbemine May 15, 2008, 4:45:02 PM
There, there. Now I know that the preconscious overly-concerned paranoia of the White woman being seduced by the Black Man's larger-than-average penis and the Jewish Man's better-than-average money making skills fuels a lot of you Neo-Nazis. But you shouldn't lack such shame enough to make it public.

:lock: please.
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