it's kek vs. moloch, but i've not gotten to the parts about moloch

Thought an f-ing leaf got 7s to turn trump bad lol

twas kek

it presents kekism as a legitimate religion in modern times, as there's evidence that the evil, the establishment, has been working with the power of moloch [which was in the weiner leaks, and some of the other clinton emails], plus the elite worship moloch every summer.

I know they do it's sickening

Moloch is the ancient god of child sacrifice mentioned in the Bible

oh, i know. i was on that shit back when alex jones was sneaking in to video it.

I'm actually planning on becomming a legit Kek priest when the EU falls appart. People will be more receptive to stuff like that.

i'm highly skeptical of any mystic shit, but the coincidences keep piling up. and anecdotally, i have bipolar disorder [i live on the border of order and chaos], i loved kermit the frog since the day i was born and even still love him and have kermit shit everywhere, even my child loves frogs. and as soon as i heard about kekistan, i dove in feet first genuinely believing that, united, we can literally take this into the world more and create world wide change. and i'm a chan oldfag.

aaaaaand my favorite number was six for the longest time because it was even, but for years seven has been my favorite, simply because it is uneven. and a combo of the date my son was born.

I have ADD. My brain is as uncontrolable as the chaos of Kek. Makes me appreciate his concept quite a bit.

me too, living right between order and chaos.

and in my life, i have been both a bringer of order, and a bringer of chaos.

I have crippling depression!

*falls into wheelchair*

KEK!

hey hey hey

guys

quick

I need some examples of hispanic activists that all the mexifags go crazy for

hard mode: Must be female, I've already got two males

TO THE SEARCH ENGINES!

yeah i looked up some examples but

idk top ten lists dont really give you a sense of cultural impact

I preferably want an activist who's relevant now

and who latin-X people respect

http://mashable.com/2016/10/01/hispanic-activists/#9uGCPLmrrsqS

has modern activists

>One of the most vocal advocates for the LGBTQ community in U.S. government, Raffi Freedman-Gurspan has a history of powerful activism, especially for transgender people of color. Freedman-Gurspan, who is a Latina and Indigenous transgender woman, now serves as the primary liaison for LGBTQ issues for the White House — the first openly trans member of staff at the White House. Throughout her time at the White House, Freedman-Gurspan has advocated for policy shifts supporting trans inclusion in government and beyond.

She has a long history of activism that precedes her political career. Previously, she served as a policy adviser for the National Center for Transgender Equality, where she led racial and economic justice initiatives focused on low-income and transgender people of color. A notable name in the policy space for Latinx queer people, Freedman-Gurspan accomplished all of this before turning 30.

meme list

idk literally the only person who I think is culturally relevant is chavez rip

I think there's a legit reason that autists are apparently resistant to brainwashing

Like genetic

There might be. My brain can work like shit sometimes, but I also can see through people's bullshit fairly easily.

>Rosario Dawson is not interested in being a mysterious Hollywood persona. She has no problems getting political, and she has been this way since she first came on the scene. The actress cites her background as the reasonshe’s so passionate about so many causes. She is the co-founder of Voto Latino, and she supports the Lower East Side Girls Club, V-Day and Amnesty International. “I want to make sure that I’m as effective as possible and it’s hard because I care about so many different issues,” she explains

>Angelica Salas challenged President Barack Obama when he said that his administration was focusing on deporting criminals. She argued that its focus was actually on heads of households and young people. Salas is the executive director of the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, and she works with unions and student groups. She played an important part in the passing of crucial bills in California, such as letting undocumented immigrants access driver’s licenses and making public financial aid available to undocumented college students.

sauce http://www.latina.com/inspiring-latina/most-inspiring-latina-activists#7

@Renaar other anecdote: the first gift my husband gave me when we were considering a real relationship was a rare kermit plush he got at a thrift store for a total of $0.77.

and we've never fought seriously, not once. he is my essential opposite. i'm chaotic, while he needs order. we're planning our official wedding and i wanted him to choose the color. he chose a color that legit matches pepe.

it wasn't an intentional color choice.

Once you realise you're a Kekistani there's no way back.