no idea

i was doing a server purge

might leave again

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yeah this server is dead, but still has potential

Dude

i see owner of server is always offline - mostly busy right ?

or he didn't care anymore

There’s like 200 niggas in this server

my server too lol

but kinda all so ''inactives'' i guess

Link

in DM

i'll sent u

but it's on partnership

i am partner with this server

@E M P E R O R P Y R O M A N C ER not because its dead lmao

Yeah sometimes servers

it's sometimes complicated to deal on

lmao i dont think this server is cringe

i think its still cool

taking some toxic shit and retards

it's all fine

@Dr. WaveZey the good thing is that i note this server is pretty old and lucky got not banned/deleted

i see it as 8chan but discord version no offence if u find this offensive

Nvm

sometimes not all ''fascist'' or nationalist servers keep alive

cuz discord keep banning they for any silly ''report''

Not all

i remember other fascist server named ''Thule''

it had 600 members

and never was banned or something

It’s dead

u have link of it ?

fringes

Yup

They call it PINGSOC now

Ah interesting

@Fringes III the server looks still good out some retards

i got partner his server right now

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