are the sikhs lynching muslims?

if you open your roads, they win

sikhs are fine they hate islam

but they stink

I don't mind Sikhs

But fuck this parade is unecessecary

It's khalsa day

Their new year

You don't mind them because they're a small percentage tbh.

Once they grow in numbers they'll be as bad as niggers

theres tons in toronto

I don't get this multiculturalism shit

Practice this on ur own time not shit down a city

Shut

Pls just send them back

Downtown Toronto lmao

Yea I'm sure if they were a large minority I'd start getting pissed

They just wouldn't be as bad as the niggers or Muslims

hi niggers

olo

I did some studying and one of their faiths follower was a muslim so to me they're not too far from being close to islam in my book. I know it sounds narrow minded but if it's not white then it's not right.

well cant argue that

1488 brother

14/88

14/88 would temporarily hold political subverters in a recreational camp until creating a home for them in madagascar

fact

@Meme Noble the picture you posted saying "why cant all niggers be like this" is the picture of the people who were paid to hold that sign by "pewdiepie"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-XwgZSe0is

"dark white skin"

lmao

everybody wants to be white these days fam

me after work

And that's because everyone wants to either blame white people more or because they hate the Jews too and want to be with the growing right wing

lmao

Did you ever hear the tragedy of the monk Martin Luther the Reformer? I thought not. It’s not a story the Catholics would tell you. It’s a Protestant legend. Luther was a faithful monk of the Christian faith, so wise and so faithful he could use the faith to influence the people to create Reformation… He had such a knowledge of the bible that he could even keep the ones he cared about from buying indulgences. The reformed side of the Faith is a pathway to many bonds with Jesus some consider to be heterodox. He became so influential… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his influence, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his followers everything he knew, then his followers betrayed him and formed different denominations. Ironic. He could save others from betraying themselves, but not betraying him.

eh

^