Let's Jam this Bog with Roasts

[Andres]

Originally Posted by Mr Mong

Does almost feel like world elites are trying to get rid of us euros by forcing all these Muslim men on us tbh
Even the immigrants that are already here hate these new arrivals because they act like entitled savages but the media only point cameras at the very few children around lol

what kind of 'world elites' are going to replace white people with muslims?

[Bown]

aw i used to like mr mong, shame he appears to have hit his head sometime in the past few years

[Phil Williamson]

shhhh don't chase him off til he answers Andres's question and elaborates and stuff. this could be fun!

[Slime]

Originally Posted by Mr Mong

I love these strawmen memes they would be funny if they weren't so spot on.

Look at these lol
http://imgur.com/a/Usinq

hahah

[Slime]

[Izak MD]

haha that was my favorite too

[Izak MD]

[Bobby Swisha]

Originally Posted by Andres

what kind of 'world elites' are going to replace white people with muslims?

[Slime]

Originally Posted by Izak MD

[Happyjuice]

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[Happyjuice]

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[Apfigur]

[Samurai Clinton]

[Apfigur]

[Shaun]

man I'm pretty good at guessing what Reddit likes (for threads, not comments). My r/AskReddit thread is number one right now with 4000+ net upvotes. The same question I asked Jamie in her 3dmm.com ama... what would you look up in your life stats page.

The only reason I asked the question is I wanted to see if I was right that it would blow up. I don't really care about all the impersonal answers received.

See if you want a popular thread on r/AskReddit, you need a thread that is both fun to read and everyone can participate. That's why there are always popular threads like, "what do you judge people for," "what's a stupid social custom" "what's your pet peeve." "what's an annoying thing" People just love to complain. But the point is everyone can participate, and if that's the mood you're in, those threads are fun to read too. If not everyone can participate, then the intrigue of the responses has to compensate... meaning it better be a cool question with some rad answers. Examples are like some I saw yesterday, like "creepiest thing seen in mental hospital" or "coolest thing found in the garbage".

tl;dr Reddit's kind of easy to manipulate

[Phil Williamson]

thanks for the rundown, Lamont

[Shaun]

hey at least no one went for years thinking it's my real name Phil

[Gorosaurus]

Phil also has had 3 faces on 3dmm. NONE ARE PHIL.

[Slime]

Originally Posted by Shaun

man I'm pretty good at guessing what Reddit likes (for threads, not comments). My r/AskReddit thread is number one right now with 4000+ net upvotes. The same question I asked Jamie in her 3dmm.com ama... what would you look up in your life stats page.

The only reason I asked the question is I wanted to see if I was right that it would blow up. I don't really care about all the impersonal answers received.

See if you want a popular thread on r/AskReddit, you need a thread that is both fun to read and everyone can participate. That's why there are always popular threads like, "what do you judge people for," "what's a stupid social custom" "what's your pet peeve." "what's an annoying thing" People just love to complain. But the point is everyone can participate, and if that's the mood you're in, those threads are fun to read too. If not everyone can participate, then the intrigue of the responses has to compensate... meaning it better be a cool question with some rad answers. Examples are like some I saw yesterday, like "creepiest thing seen in mental hospital" or "coolest thing found in the garbage".

tl;dr Reddit's kind of easy to manipulate

haha nice job shaun i saw that thread and knew someone had mentioned it on 3dmm but didnt realize it was you there

[Izak MD]

https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3A...iewed&src=typd

amazing

[Izak MD]

when you look at some of what's being published in peer-reviewed journals, zaquis's posts look downright plausible by comparison

[Izak MD]

what amazes me about these articles is how often the "neoliberals" are invoked as the boogeyman du jour. i thought academics were still yammering on endlessly about "late capitalism." but now it's evil, scary, no-good, very-bad "neoliberalism."

which is essentially nothing and has no power over anything

the size and power of government all over europe has grown consistently over the last two centuries, national spending has gone up and up in america, and postmodern leftism has made its bed with state-subsidized corporate capitalism as chiefly an information outlet for its propaganda (see literally anything the MTV network has to say about politics)

[Mr Mong]

Originally Posted by Andres

what kind of 'world elites' are going to replace white people with muslims?

[Mr Mong]

I'm literally getting ready to go to peru right now but by 'world elites' I meant specifically
George soros peter sutherland and his buddies are definitely involved

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18519395

Handbook funded by open society ngo
http://news.sky.com/story/1551853/sk...bound-migrants

http://www.un.org/press/en/2000/2000...v2234.doc.html

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015...ration-crisis/

http://imgur.com/3Q6w8KL

I have an awful lot more links but even if I got a written confession it wouldn't be enough for a lot of you people.
I'm not goose stepping around blaming every event on globalists or anything but it's pretty hard to deny the influence these people have.

[Happyjuice]

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