To be honest, I've met only like, 2 pitbulls, but they were in rich white neighborhoods.

So those doggies were nice.

Ironically the nicest pit bulls I’ve ever met were owned by a black guy in the hood

A friend of mine called me a racist/xenophobic/blahblahblah but he thinks pitbulls should be banned, so I told him he's dogist and now he never calls me racist anymore, because I'll respond only with "ur a dogist".

Okay someone explain this to me

People who obsess over their countries independance day, but don't mind immigration

no, this ^

I understand the pitbull thing

hurdur immigrants built americuh

^

"immigration"

"Hello, Indians. Welfare and jobs pls"

Like, isn't the entire purpose of being independent that your country is ruled by your own people?

Poland? @Jacob

ya

They’re an interesting anomaly imho due to the unique subversion they’ve endured

Globalists just see nations as malls. Chains. Franchises. To them a nation is as meaningful as a preference for Wendys over Burger King.

I remember last year that picture of the banner with the commie and notsy symbols crossed through

At their Independence Day march

If you're fine with Poland taking immigrants, why *should* it be independant? Why is that any better than just being part of Germany? Isn't the end result the same? I genuinely don't get this point of view.

@Grossly Incandescent Americans misinterpreted that banner

@Jacob exactly same as Irish who fought their British cousins but love Africans and Arabs.

What was it all for?

Enlighten me about the banner, I’m genuinely curious

This is literally warsaw right now

I view these things as a national trauma almost, like a battered spouse who won’t leave because of the psychological damage

Don’t get me started on what they’ve done to Ireland. That’s just like a knife in my mick heart

The globalist has a special tweek to their white European guilt recipe that they spoonfeed western nations

That looks like a terrible inferno. Is that just celebration?

They're red flares

Independence day

In Poland, "Nazi" isn't used in the same way as it is here. If someone talks about "Nazis", they're generally referring to the actual NSDAP, not just throwing it around as a slur. A well known participant in that march was ONR, which is a falangist group. They're really hardcore. But they're still not "Nazis" because they're not the NSDAP, and they still participated in the march with no problem. So, when Americans and people like Sargon post "durr be big brain centrist like Poland" they're totally missing the point, because that banner was not a rejection of nationalism and embrace of centrism, it was just a condemnation of the NSDAP in particular. @Grossly Incandescent

Man I'm glad I've literally never seen a single Sargon video

Makes sense, Poles do have a very particular history involving them

last part of my message got cut off

just fixed it but your probably got the point

I'm pretty jealous of Poland right now.

is definitely in a better place than the US

but not where it should be

Soon my friends, we’re all gonna make it