personally I'm a Duginist

im opposed to all forms of authoritarianism

which is basically ultra-authoritarian, Orthodox Christian, national syndicalism

Anything authoritarian is built to fail

kek

lol

Although the left does just kinda seem to be worse at memes

v

http://boards.4chan.org/s4s/thread/5694041

ARE

TARPS

GAY?

Tarps?

No

Don't be rediculous

Tarps are pretty gay. Just get a tent.

I personally love pitching tents whenever I cam

Hey a tarp is effectively a feminine tent

Therefore making it less gay

Or does that make it more gay

Now I'm conflicted

It still has poles tho that you have to drive into the ground

Pretty gay tbh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xleCGUvozKg

retards lmao

And nothing of value was lost that day

tfw confederate statues serve as a history and reminder to not let atrocities such as slavery happen again

it was a good thing the statues were there because it allows people to reflect on history and as to make sure the same path is not repeated again

the lefists that are tearing them down are fucking idiots

Arguably

Statues are typically build to worship and remind of the past in a positive way

By your logic libtards should have erected Hitler statues in post-war Germany

You dont build statues of nazi soldiers to remind us of the past

Smh

>lenin statue in seattle

lol

I mean they dont make a good case for themselves when they try to beat up the statue

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Initially installed in Czechoslovakia in 1988, the sculpture was removed after the Velvet Revolution and brought to the United States in the 1990s.

Lewis E. Carpenter, an English teacher in Poprad originally from Issaquah, Washington, found the monumental statue lying in a scrapyard ready to be sold for the price of the bronze; Carpenter had met and befriended Venkov while in Czechoslovakia. In close collaboration with a local journalist and good friend, Tomáš Fülöpp, Carpenter approached the city officials with a claim that despite its current unpopularity, the sculpture was still a work of art worth preserving, and he offered to buy it for $13,000.[1] After many bureaucratic hurdles, he finally signed a contract with the mayor on March 16, 1993.
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The statue pretty much exists because some artist went statue dumpster diving

@Deleted User the statues can just go into a museum problem solved

Not because Seattle worships Lenin in any way