cracka

not a cracka nitch boy

@Ghost of Descartes hi

how r u

let's debate nick fuentes

thoughts on him

if he's based

is he epic?

@everyone

poop

poop chat

he's based

https://tenor.com/view/nick-fuentes-nicholas-j-fuentes-ben-shapiro-steven-crowder-andrew-klavan-gif-17060486

now

when nick fuentes

well when we talk about nick fuentes

we have to talk about grotypers

and we're all groyperpedes here right

we all watch america first and friends

yes

read scott greer and malkin tweets

af af af

so we're groypers

right

and nick fuentes well he's the leadrr of the white race really

groooooooyper

he leads the white race

hh

he's the modern day hitler

baed

can we change convo please

ok let's talk about richard spencer and how he relates to the groyper movement

https://tenor.com/view/awkward-funny-seinfeld-george-leaving-gif-11196809

not obsessed

this is a fact

women got no rights

I see you have all the ethnicity roles

richard spencer is honestly

pretty cringe

It is in my view that Mr. Spencer's belief that groypers do not have sufficient cognitive capacity to comprehend any of the arguments is also unreasonable.

For those who may be unfamiliar with groypereceptors, their function is to detect the chemical composition of food. In one study, researchers gave a group of volunteers a dish of food, and then measured their reactions to the food. One group was told that they were asked to determine whether the chemical was organic, and were thus asked to think about how the chemical changed from how they saw it when it was organic to how they saw it when it was without organic. The other group was told that they were given their own food, and the researchers were instructed to ask them to report how they liked the texture and texture of it. If the person had to make a guess about the chemistries, the scientist was given to guess about the color. When the results were presented, participants with no training to smell detected more organic than those with previous training. There were reports of people who couldn't even smell what they were tasting, or who couldn't smell anything at all. When you don't have a clue as to what color is which food, you can't taste it, but you can recognize it as red and know what the chemical is. To my knowledge, no group has gotten this wrong at all.
The other studies they've done show that those with basic training to smell can reliably discriminate a food color as gray, blue, purple, green, orange, brown, orange and even yellow

what the fuck