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... and he shall have only crows for company.
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I'm just so sick and tired of people.
I can't believe how many people fell for all of the racial equality and tranny nonsense. And covid. And every other retard nonsense thing.
There are regular people walking around with serious emotional commitments to making everybody call men women and pretending like blacks are not dangerous and stupid. I don't want to share schools and restaurants with these people.
Even if we somehow fixed everything, how are you supposed to like people after that?
If people ever go back to normal, now we all know that it's just because they got a "normal" programming NPC download. And if anyone weird ever gets a hold of them again, they'll have weird programming again.
There's just nothing inside of most of these people.
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No one is born racist, but you can learn to be. During the famous Kellogg experiment, a human boy was raised together with a female chimpanzee:
- the boy started barking for food like the chimp
- the boy started walking on all fours like the animal
- the boy started biting like the chimp
- the boy's development of speech and other human behavior stunted
- the experiment had to be canceled because the boy was becoming more like an animal
You cannot raise a lower and a higher form together thinking the higher form will benefit. A higher civilization cannot benefit from mixing with a lower civilization.

Mohamad Safa@mhdksafa
No one is born racist, it’s taught. Quit teaching it.
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The backlash against anti-white racism is coming.
The non-whites who have been used to getting special treatment are in for a shock.
Our country is being invaded by primitive people, hundreds of years behind us in evolutionary terms, who think they’re here to conquer us.
With the connivance of our own politicians they’ve tried to take advantage of us, to wear us down, to exploit our liberal values against us.
As a consequence, our values are not so liberal any more.
For years they’ve accused us falsely of racism. Now they’re going to get what they wanted.
The behaviour of uncivilised immigrants has taught us that what we call racism is actually prudent common sense, and those of us who have come to our senses intend to embrace it unashamedly and put our own people first.
We are effectively in a war for our children’s future.
The stakes could not be higher.
We can’t afford to be nice any more.
Don’t like it? Go home.
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@TheMafiaPoint Apollonia's death is the crux that underpins the whole tragedy, imho. Michael didn't survive Sicilia. In his heart he died there with the love of his life.
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This should be a reunion.
Michael survived Sicily, made it back, found Kay, and tells her "I need you. And I love you."
The order of those words matters.
But listen to what comes before them. He wants her to marry him. She says it's too late. And Michael keeps going. What's important is that we have each other. That we have a life together. That we have children. Our children.
He's itemizing. Each other, a life, children. Then, at the end of the list, almost as an afterthought, I need you. And I love you.
That's not a confession. It's an offer.
Michael does love Kay. But by now that love is being absorbed into the logic of the family business. This isn't the man who once told her "That's my family, Kay. It's not me."
That man is gone.
You feel it in Pacino. Michael sounds emptied out, like something got left in Sicily with Apollonia and the explosion and the last version of himself that believed he could stay outside this.
He isn't pleading. He's presenting her a future.
And minutes earlier he'd already told her what that future runs on. His father is no different from any powerful man, he says. A senator. A president. Kay laughs at him. Senators and presidents don't have men killed.
"Who's being naive, Kay?"
That's the new Michael. He isn't defending the family by claiming they're different from powerful men. He's defending them by claiming they're exactly the same. Murder isn't the exception to power. It's what power is.
And then, in the same breath, he promises her five years and the family goes completely legitimate. Trust me. That's all I can tell you about my business.
He tells her power is murder and then asks her to build a life on the promise that his won't be.
Kay is still talking to the man she fell in love with. Michael is already speaking as the man who will one day shut the door on her for good.
This was never Michael asking Kay to come back.
It's his first offer as the future Don.
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