Nazis lost. Get over it or kill yourself
Nazis lost. Get over it or kill yourself
Christopher Reed
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Justin Evans
>soviet
what the fuck is that? I don't see it but I see germany
Carter Ward
>Ustasha
yes croats are truly subhumans kek
Nolan Hernandez
>yes croats are truly subhumans kek
says a TURK xD what irony level is that?
Angel King
Is this a Hitler/natsoc appretiation thread?
Jace Richardson
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Colton Allen
so?
go show this to a turkish nationalist. i don't give a fuck about armenia.
Dominic Reyes
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Blake Sanchez
How come Armenians are bro-tier but Iv never met a cool turk, let alone been able to seperate the from iraqi's, afghani's and other durrka's. When did the modern Turks settle Turkey?
Charles Moore
>turks against ustaša
you should be grateful. we removed the ones that removed you.
Austin Gomez
ok
now remove yourself
Benjamin Lee
You forgot Hitler/natsoc appretiation pic
Hudson Reyes
not true communism and slavs are superior to sub human krauts
William Myers
but muh kurds
Owen Nelson
negative. will continue to remove soviets and turks.
heil hitler!
Jaxon Fisher
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Aaron Hill
god tier webm
Ian Moore
Heil Hitler
Anthony Evans
Serbian-man-puts-roach-to-sleep.webm
Bentley Garcia
fucking dead
Leo Ross
I'd tell you commies to get lost, but you will just collapse on yourselves anyway.
Justin Gonzalez
did you read that article about the jewish sjw who found out her jewish dad was an ss-officer and sang horst wessel lied in the shower decades after the war. pretty based tbqh
>When I was growing up in Manhattan, my late father, a Romanian-born Jew, used to enjoy singing German songs in the shower. As a kid, I had no idea what the words meant. But after I began studying German in college, I was in for a big surprise. That’s when I figured out that among his favorites was “das Horst Wessel Lied”—the Nazi party anthem, which to this day is banned in Germany.
>But the more I embraced secular Judaism, the more enraged my father became. While I knew that he hated the Jewish religion, this I did not expect.
>This Jewish part was often silenced by his other parts, such as the German soldier that retained some fondness for both Nazi songs and Nazi paraphernalia. When the dust jacket of his dog-eared copy of William Shirer’s The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich started to fray, he cut out the swastikas emblazoned on the cover. “I don’t want them to go to waste,” he told me, as he neatly filed them in a drawer.
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