They all wanted to be in the US

Even Mexico was their second choice

There was only one kid - probably a halfie - who identified with VZ

@northern_confederate

imagine wanting to move to mexico

@UPGRAYEDD interesting, were they not able to move to Israel since they hated VZ so much?

No Israel wanted them

$$$

It was their last choice tho

End of the day in immigration terms, they still were VZ

So can't just walk into US. Can't even get a tourist visa

So they were the richest safest group and still moaned about it because they couldn't have their pick of any country in the world

color me shocked

Imajuhn my

They would complain to me about how their maids stole shit

lol

But you know these Jews families own factories and infrastructure

That glorious communism appropriated

the only problem of course being that the communists in this case were mestizo and not jewish

Its antisemitic when you aren't allowed to own everything though. There's a balance, goy.

picture the scales of lady liberty except instead of left and right it's the jews sitting on one scale directly atop the other crushing billions of goyim

with a feeding tube going from bottom to top

I imagine that the Jews who are left in VZ still are real shit tier

hypothetically how bad would the ramifications from the (((international community))) be if the venezuelan commies just came in and killed them

Bad. See Kirchner in Brazil over a long attenuated single bombing decades ago

Sorry Argentina

Tribe comes first

That's why this single nationalist kid in my class was such a punk and an outlier

I used to ask them political questions like this because I had them write essays

heh, you should write a book one day when you're retired

I also had Israeli Jews write essays discussing "two sides" of an argument. They really lacked the ability to do it. A few askenazis had the skill, but most just saw one narrative and arranged everything around that. It was very strange, but not unexpected to me - even at the time.

I'm guessing East Asians are the same

that's very interesting, i have trouble reconciling that to the way they seamlessly craft the narrative for both sides of an issue here in the US

perhaps because the two "sides" aren't really opposing at all?

Well perhaps my description didn't capture the nuance.

I would ask for a sort of scientific analysis of evidence. Objectivity. Balance and weigh.

They tended to just take a side - arrange any objections against it to minimize - and push the narrative

It's very strange . I see it in law too. Like I can be persuaded out of a position - it doesn't hurt my feelings. I don't need to mindlessly push a lie.

Jews not so much

that makes sense in context of an evidence based analysis rather than pure rhetoric

But tbh when there is a low trust multi culti environment