broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so your argument is that if a Christian does not adhere to contemporary modernity, they are all neo-Nazis

Yeah, I don't think that deserves a merit of response; it's offensive and beneath me. But I'm glad that's what I've reduced you to.

Sorry, I missed this meme in your post earlier.

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Capgros [2088627]

You don't get it lol

"the Kekistani community relies on the affordances of social media like Instagram and Twitter to spread their sarcastic and heavily-coded memes. In order to ensure these posts reach their community members, they often use targeted hashtags and usernames that suggest alliances with Donald Trump and the alt-right movement. Irony is frequently deployed to mask the real meaning of the messages; posts often superficially look critical of conservative views but carry completely opposite meanings. For the Kekistanis, these activities are all part of a war of memes that started before the 2016 US election as a sort of fun game to elect Donald Trump. These users often call themselves “virtual soldiers” or “cultural warriors” who see it as their duty to spread supportive and funny memes to influence the minds of other users,or normies, especially young and impressionable ones. The major themes the Kekistanis discuss and the tropes they deploy include political correctness, anti-LGBTQ, anti-feminism, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, anti-liberal, and anti-immigration"

You don't dare to speak out fully, you keep hidden behind a mask (your stupid memes), that's it, you're weak and fragile.

broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so if someone uses a political meme you disagree with, they are a Nazi or apparently one of these 'Kekistanis' or something fascinating. Now, what does that have to do with the countless posts I've made using logically constructed arguments utilizing the English language?

Is this not the age-old tactic: when someone loses a debate or argument, they often resort to attacking the individual's character?

Capgros [2088627]

No, Is attach your character, people live together, black, white,Asian or whatever, because nowadays most people realize it's the right thing to do. You don't stand it.

Collete [1389080]

assimilation is fine when people actually assimilate when they don't and form enthic enclaves and cling to the 6th century people like Geert get elected

Capgros [2088627]

They got there, because they were taken into the country as a cheap workforce, that's not their fault, there never was any incentive to assimilate them, I know better than anyone having lived many years in an immigration neighbourhood in the Netherlands. They literally build separate neighbourhoods for them.

Capgros [2088627]

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broleaf [3140943]

Good, you admit you're wrong and can't think of an argument to counter. Next!

Capgros [2088627]

Ok Nazi. The argument was already made, and you've never replied to it. Next

broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so your argument is that if a Christian does not adhere to contemporary modernity, they are all neo-Nazis

Yeah, I don't think that deserves a merit of response; it's offensive and beneath me. But I'm glad that's what I've reduced you to.

Sorry, I missed this meme in your post earlier.

Capgros [2088627]

You don't get it lol

"the Kekistani community relies on the affordances of social media like Instagram and Twitter to spread their sarcastic and heavily-coded memes. In order to ensure these posts reach their community members, they often use targeted hashtags and usernames that suggest alliances with Donald Trump and the alt-right movement. Irony is frequently deployed to mask the real meaning of the messages; posts often superficially look critical of conservative views but carry completely opposite meanings. For the Kekistanis, these activities are all part of a war of memes that started before the 2016 US election as a sort of fun game to elect Donald Trump. These users often call themselves “virtual soldiers” or “cultural warriors” who see it as their duty to spread supportive and funny memes to influence the minds of other users,or normies, especially young and impressionable ones. The major themes the Kekistanis discuss and the tropes they deploy include political correctness, anti-LGBTQ, anti-feminism, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, anti-liberal, and anti-immigration"

You don't dare to speak out fully, you keep hidden behind a mask (your stupid memes), that's it, you're weak and fragile.

Madgod [1733719]

I just find it really funny that who ever the hell wrote that uses the term kekistanis unironically

Capgros [2088627]

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broleaf [3140943]

Good, you admit you're wrong and can't think of an argument to counter. Next!

Capgros [2088627]

Ok Nazi. The argument was already made, and you've never replied to it. Next

broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so your argument is that if a Christian does not adhere to contemporary modernity, they are all neo-Nazis

Yeah, I don't think that deserves a merit of response; it's offensive and beneath me. But I'm glad that's what I've reduced you to.

Sorry, I missed this meme in your post earlier.

Capgros [2088627]

You don't get it lol

"the Kekistani community relies on the affordances of social media like Instagram and Twitter to spread their sarcastic and heavily-coded memes. In order to ensure these posts reach their community members, they often use targeted hashtags and usernames that suggest alliances with Donald Trump and the alt-right movement. Irony is frequently deployed to mask the real meaning of the messages; posts often superficially look critical of conservative views but carry completely opposite meanings. For the Kekistanis, these activities are all part of a war of memes that started before the 2016 US election as a sort of fun game to elect Donald Trump. These users often call themselves “virtual soldiers” or “cultural warriors” who see it as their duty to spread supportive and funny memes to influence the minds of other users,or normies, especially young and impressionable ones. The major themes the Kekistanis discuss and the tropes they deploy include political correctness, anti-LGBTQ, anti-feminism, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, anti-liberal, and anti-immigration"

You don't dare to speak out fully, you keep hidden behind a mask (your stupid memes), that's it, you're weak and fragile.

Madgod [1733719]

I just find it really funny that who ever the hell wrote that uses the term kekistanis unironically

Capgros [2088627]

You don't get it lol

"the Kekistani community relies on the affordances of social media like Instagram and Twitter to spread their sarcastic and heavily-coded memes. In order to ensure these posts reach their community members, they often use targeted hashtags and usernames that suggest alliances with Donald Trump and the alt-right movement. Irony is frequently deployed to mask the real meaning of the messages; posts often superficially look critical of conservative views but carry completely opposite meanings. For the Kekistanis, these activities are all part of a war of memes that started before the 2016 US election as a sort of fun game to elect Donald Trump. These users often call themselves “virtual soldiers” or “cultural warriors” who see it as their duty to spread supportive and funny memes to influence the minds of other users,or normies, especially young and impressionable ones. The major themes the Kekistanis discuss and the tropes they deploy include political correctness, anti-LGBTQ, anti-feminism, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, anti-liberal, and anti-immigration"

You don't dare to speak out fully, you keep hidden behind a mask (your stupid memes), that's it, you're weak and fragile.

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broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so if someone uses a political meme you disagree with, they are a Nazi or apparently one of these 'Kekistanis' or something fascinating. Now, what does that have to do with the countless posts I've made using logically constructed arguments utilizing the English language?

Is this not the age-old tactic: when someone loses a debate or argument, they often resort to attacking the individual's character?

Capgros [2088627]

No, Is attach your character, people live together, black, white,Asian or whatever, because nowadays most people realize it's the right thing to do. You don't stand it.

Collete [1389080]

assimilation is fine when people actually assimilate when they don't and form enthic enclaves and cling to the 6th century people like Geert get elected

Capgros [2088627]

They got there, because they were taken into the country as a cheap workforce, that's not their fault, there never was any incentive to assimilate them, I know better than anyone having lived many years in an immigration neighbourhood in the Netherlands. They literally build separate neighbourhoods for them.

Collete [1389080]

Who was in power when this happened the left ?

broleaf [3140943]

Good, you admit you're wrong and can't think of an argument to counter. Next!

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Capgros [2088627]

Ok Nazi. The argument was already made, and you've never replied to it. Next

broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so your argument is that if a Christian does not adhere to contemporary modernity, they are all neo-Nazis

Yeah, I don't think that deserves a merit of response; it's offensive and beneath me. But I'm glad that's what I've reduced you to.

Sorry, I missed this meme in your post earlier.

Capgros [2088627]

You don't get it lol

"the Kekistani community relies on the affordances of social media like Instagram and Twitter to spread their sarcastic and heavily-coded memes. In order to ensure these posts reach their community members, they often use targeted hashtags and usernames that suggest alliances with Donald Trump and the alt-right movement. Irony is frequently deployed to mask the real meaning of the messages; posts often superficially look critical of conservative views but carry completely opposite meanings. For the Kekistanis, these activities are all part of a war of memes that started before the 2016 US election as a sort of fun game to elect Donald Trump. These users often call themselves “virtual soldiers” or “cultural warriors” who see it as their duty to spread supportive and funny memes to influence the minds of other users,or normies, especially young and impressionable ones. The major themes the Kekistanis discuss and the tropes they deploy include political correctness, anti-LGBTQ, anti-feminism, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, anti-liberal, and anti-immigration"

You don't dare to speak out fully, you keep hidden behind a mask (your stupid memes), that's it, you're weak and fragile.

Madgod [1733719]

I just find it really funny that who ever the hell wrote that uses the term kekistanis unironically

Collete [1389080]

Imagine living in fear of the power of Kek

broleaf [3140943]

Ah, so if someone uses a political meme you disagree with, they are a Nazi or apparently one of these 'Kekistanis' or something fascinating. Now, what does that have to do with the countless posts I've made using logically constructed arguments utilizing the English language?

Is this not the age-old tactic: when someone loses a debate or argument, they often resort to attacking the individual's character?

Show post

Capgros [2088627]

No, Is attach your character, people live together, black, white,Asian or whatever, because nowadays most people realize it's the right thing to do. You don't stand it.

Collete [1389080]

assimilation is fine when people actually assimilate when they don't and form enthic enclaves and cling to the 6th century people like Geert get elected

Capgros [2088627]

They got there, because they were taken into the country as a cheap workforce, that's not their fault, there never was any incentive to assimilate them, I know better than anyone having lived many years in an immigration neighbourhood in the Netherlands. They literally build separate neighbourhoods for them.

Collete [1389080]

Who was in power when this happened the left ?

Capgros [2088627]

Off really, it was up and down, left and right, this happened over the course of many decades, guess Dutch white people where never really interested in having these people live in their neighbourhoods.