Group of black men praise Hitler
- Thread starter Jaguar93
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Those are those black Hebrew dudes.You recall him ?
While you're at it, prevent catastrophes like Transatlantic slavery, the fall of Timbuktu and warn Mansa Musa not to show off all that gold, because it attracted too many foreign powers.
Time is a relative perspective.
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WTF?Are they so called Tethers?
'Round here any embarrassing and degrading activity by Black people is attributed to so called "Tethers"..
Its not that we are weak we lack real unity with each other and that's by design.
Ricky Fontaine
Superstar
Yeah, this and the word "cracker" will be go straight to jail status. While everyone else would be free to say the slurs toward black people with no repercussions.
Did we forget what country this is??
number21
Strive for rulership not equality, black man.
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Killem all
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
End goal of America
Integrate Black ppl into nasty imperialism
Integrate Black ppl into nasty imperialism
Lord_nikon
Veteran
https://static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2024/10/racc00n-invasion.gif
High quality poster
Veteran
This some Tyler Durden shyt 
Ye really got a cult of dumbasses
Ye really got a cult of dumbasses
Redwood
Superstar
This some Tyler Durden shyt
The novel or the film? I thought he was about destroying capitalism.
Just watched this documentary about the Nazi descendants, in it is a biracial Black woman who has a major German Nazi and African mother.
Jennifer Teege
“Biracial author discovered her grandfather was a Nazi commander”
“The author of "My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me" talks about the challenges she faced after discovering her grandfather was a proud Nazi commander. Jennifer Teege spoke to CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers and Elaine Quijano about her experience.”
“Not all surnames disappeared with the Nazi defeat. For some, it was a curse, for others, an advantage. Today, decades after the collapse of the Third Reich, the grandchildren of its most bloodthirsty leaders still live on. And each has had to decide what to do with the history that carries their blood.
Some cut ties, changed their names, or chose internal exile. Others spoke out, investigated, and denounced. A few even kept fortunes built on slave labor.
How do the heirs of the Third Reich live today? Is it possible to live in peace with a family name marked by crime? And what remains of Nazism in their daily lives?”
Jennifer Teege
“Biracial author discovered her grandfather was a Nazi commander”
“The author of "My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me" talks about the challenges she faced after discovering her grandfather was a proud Nazi commander. Jennifer Teege spoke to CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers and Elaine Quijano about her experience.”
“Not all surnames disappeared with the Nazi defeat. For some, it was a curse, for others, an advantage. Today, decades after the collapse of the Third Reich, the grandchildren of its most bloodthirsty leaders still live on. And each has had to decide what to do with the history that carries their blood.
Some cut ties, changed their names, or chose internal exile. Others spoke out, investigated, and denounced. A few even kept fortunes built on slave labor.
How do the heirs of the Third Reich live today? Is it possible to live in peace with a family name marked by crime? And what remains of Nazism in their daily lives?”