>tfw hitler was the first soyboy
Tfw hitler was the first soyboy
Ayden Sanders
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Kayden Butler
LMAO SOYGOYS
Sebastian Thomas
REMEMBER TO SAGE AND HIDE
Isaiah Wood
Should we all consume soy now, Führer? What's the position the party is taking on the matter?
Ryder Jenkins
so? i'm a soyboy and perfectly healthy. meats are terrible. enjoy your cancer.
Owen Perry
BUMP
Anthony Long
...
Joshua Flores
So... he did do something wrong.
Carter Bell
>SEIG SOY!
Charles Adams
>hitler was the first soyboy
Looks like the left got a new poster boy
Isaac Jones
This is just something we can use against soyboys. They tend to be low test libtards so all we have to do is point out to them that they share their love for soy with Hitler and maybe they will start eating meat again. This might be the solution to the weak millennial male problem, a final solution if you will.
Wyatt Taylor
Soyboy confimed
Adam Robinson
Soy from 1930s =/= gmo soy
Sage
Matthew Howard
well
fuck
Alexander Cruz
NAZI LOST BECAUSE OF SOY
Kayden Barnes
the final redpill
Jonathan Thomas
Soyboys literally confirmed to be nazis.
Adrian King
The NSDAP never referred to themselves as Nazis you dumb faggot
Ian Fisher
he compensated by injecting testosterone in his system and by taking meth.
Charles Russell
>called Nazi beans
The National Socialists never called themselves Nazis.
Wyatt Bennett
>faggot who doesnt even know the word nazi is created by the (((allies)))
Liam Taylor
The meth (pervatin) was prescribed due to injuries he had from WW1
Tyler Richardson
>Italian saying that soy made Germany lose
I'm pretty sure it was because he had to babysit your country the whole time
Jacob Johnson
why? its the truth you stupid garbage favela monkey.
Brody Cook
post that manual please
Andrew Kelly
Hitler and Goebbels were both vegetarians.
en.wikipedia.org
>Goebbels also agreed with Hitler that ‘meat eating is a perversion in our human nature,’ and that Christianity was a ‘symptom of decay’, since it did not urge vegetarianism.
And also:
crops.extension.iastate.edu
>Benjamin Franklin was the first to bring soybean to the USA from France.