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1y ago

'I think we should kill 'em all,' GOP Rep. Andy Ogles says of Palestinians in Gaza

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'I think we should kill 'em all,' GOP Rep. Andy Ogles says of Palestinians in Gaza

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Directly quoting Starship Troopers completely by accident because you are yourself a caricature of a fascist is a real America as hell kind of thing to do
the reference
- Everyone forgets that the meteor would have to have been launched before human civilization existed based on the distance
  Also the humans apparently believed that bugs can launch asteroids perfectly targeted from light years away but also aren't intelligent
  
  That's why Buenos Aires was a false flag.
  
  And that they completely ignored/missed it with their space defenses
- youtube suggests you watch this next
  no one understands this movie... and why
  PewDiePie
if there were a similar statement from a hypothetical and distinct character in a fictional environment, and another character were to mirror the sentiment back at the fictional congressperson that uttered it, that would be illegal in the setting of this scenario.
Real
moment
ACTIVIST: "Do you even have a heart?"
Silly question to ask given he's an Amerikkkan politician. These activists are too civil.
- Maybe comrade activist is gathering intel on whether to use a wooden stake or silver bullet.
  
  A silver gun with wooden bullets
'I think we should kill 'em all,' me says of GOP reps
funny, that's how I feel about GOP reps
- funny, that's how I feel about ~~GOP reps~~ Congress
- bump
How is ogles his name…
- Surnames tend to come from patronyms/matronyms (named for parentage), toponyms (named for where they are from, live, or work), occupational names, ornamental names (invented largely by the middle class to resemble the names of noble lineages), and of course cognominal surnames, which are generally based on descriptors of the first of their line.
  By process of elimination, he's descended from a voyeur.
  (Actually it probably came from "Ocga Hill" in Old English, which seemingly was used by anglo colonizers in Ireland)

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