@lmauricecpr The problem is that 1 in every 20 niggas become thugs.
1 in 1 million white kids become school shooters.
Let’s focus on improving our communities for now, rather than pointing the finger and seeking to find fault in others.
@EvolutionGlobe@ShitpostRock The nature of my tweet was nonsensical and humorous. Do you really think I’m mad about 2000 year old statues? Enjoy your Sunday my brother, try to find a sense of humor and don’t let the internet rile you up.
@GeorgeP86650105@ShitpostRock More power to you then, little dick.
The purpose of my tweet was to make you laugh. I see I must’ve hit a soft spot.
A permanently limp spot, more rather.
To clarify. I am in no way, shape, or form denying the holocaust.
It happened, and there’s documented proof of SS leader Heinrich Himmler admitting to it.
What I will say however, is that the events are exaggerated to a near unbelievable extent. There has never been any evidence of systematic gassing of concentration camp victims using Zyklon B.
To the extent that people did perish, the true number is closer to 271,000, about 4.52% of the amount we’re told to believe.
Once you learn that both Germans and Palestinians were victims of Jewish oppression, history begins to make more sense.
6 years before WWII, in a time of total peace, the world Jewish Congress declared war on Germany.
Struggling with massive war debt, the bankrupt German nation relied heavily on direct trade of goods in exchange for produce and livestock, bypassing the gold standard and the predominantly Jewish controlled international banks, thus denying them an opportunity to profit.
In order to bring Germany back under the control of the international banks, the world Jewish Congress vowed to starve the Germans into submission. In 1933, the world Jewish Congress declared an international boycott on Germany.
This was the first stone thrown, which eventually led to the Second World War and the loss of over 70 million lives.