I think I'm beginning to understand why pink is a negative color around here.
Fatpacks’ consulting fees must have gotten too high. This guy is bottom of the barrel anti-America slop.
What does pink represent politically? Like a watered down conservative?
God didn't pull the plug on us for no fault divorce or gay marriage.
i dont give a shit about targeting any industry. i give a shit about removing third world scum.
You’re definitely a Paki. Who outside of South Asia would even have that GIF? I’ve literally never seen that on the Internet in my life. Wtf is ‘India Superpower’? That sure sounds like a Paki meme to me.
Won't happen, none of the other blue waves happened. Its all hype. Dems are ran by rich fag women who love to hype, hype, hype but never perform.
So that's what the silver spoon is for.
That works too. I won't complain if we launch a nationwide series of death camps for jeets. Hell, I can help with the planning if it'd solve some problems.
then don't lol idgaf
He's figured out the super secret Illuminaughty code. Silence him.
Uh lots of folks. I've seen it reposted on /pol a couple times. And to be fair I saw the original gif (the full 15 second "fight" between the jeet and chink) and then edited it after seeing the jeet cower in fear as the medics approached, no doubt blind and frightened it was the chink coming to beat on him some more, which is fiendishly funny to a member of the master race.
You couldn't pour piss out of a boot if the instructions on were on the heel, you spam posting cocksucker. Add something other than seething and retardation, or fuck off, faggot.
Imagine explaining to someone from 100 years ago that things that grow on trees or in their backyard cost 10 dollars.
The product is also cheap because of subsidies. We are already giving farmers tons of our tax money to keep food cost low the least the farmers can do is hire Americans so our tax money stays in the US instead of being siphoned off to Mexico.
Meh. Homeownership rate is over 65%, and the vast majority are there because they want a home. People may own multiple/ successive homes in their lifetimes, but most are not flipping as a business, and small-time flippers are still not the same as the big-time speculators that were the original point. Moreover, the average time in a house doubled from 2005 to 2024, so no, most people are not suddenly treating homes as daytrades.
Okay now you've crossed a line, Paki.