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Not if they are proactively culled, just as you would get pest exterminators to get rid of rats and cockroaches.
They are racists towards the ..ahem...shitskin...yellow skin...and mudskin. Cos they are Whites. U have to remember this at all time
. No matter how much u bodek the Whites, ur still be looked down upon.
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Whites just as racist! But but but .....so many ceena here respect and borlumpar the Whites!
How about our notelected Halimah?
Not possible. 50 Muslims killed by 1 presumably Christian already caused Mark Zuckerberg to open his golden mouth to ask for INTERNATIONAL laws on social media. Will he do the same if 50 Chinese get killed? Last time I wrote to him to complain and check why so many filthy Indians including ccb Malaysian Indians appearing as “people I may know” on my Facebook he bochap bo hew to help to catch thieves slanderers now ask for laws on hate crime. Wtf mine not hate crimes done by ccb Malaysians sons of whores and filthy indians meh?
They called themselves white but they are not white especially those racist Spanish that are even more tanned skin than Chinese.They are racists towards the ..ahem...shitskin...yellow skin...and mudskin. Cos they are Whites. U have to remember this at all time
Not porlumpar but have to admit angmoh the best in every way from technology advancement in the last 600 years to their racist attitude to harm or kill OTHERS but not themselves for example selling opium to Chinese, trading in black slaves, stealing land in USA, Australia, etc. So unlike Chinese traitor dogs.Whites just as racist! But but but .....so many ceena here respect and borlumpar the Whites!
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Zucky and the other Big Tech libtards are not going to prosper for long.
Trump is going to retaliate.
I hope he goes bankrupt.
This bastard Mark Zuckerberg was obviously aware of the crimes happening to me and others all along and yet ignored until the crimes hit on people that matter! Evil businessman with no ethics not making an honest living but by allowing stealing slandering and harassment and hate crimes certainly deserved to go bankrupt!
bro, every race is racist in case you haven't noticed. A good way to stick it to any race that sees itself as superior is to do well and compete successfully with them. In commerce and industry, education, science, sports, arts etc. Beat them at their own game and eventually gain their respect. They will still be racist (it's inevitable) but at least they would be less inclined to fuck with you.Whites just as racist! But but but .....so many ceena here respect and borlumpar the Whites!
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There were only a couple of m&d fishing villages around when Raffles AMDK arrived. The handful of m&d fishermen were not settlers. Neither does it grant subsequent m&d settlers from java and sumatra any land rights over the rest of Singapore.
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Mr Trump accused Central American nations of masterminding the surge in migrants.
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- However it appeared to acknowledge that it will need approval from Congress to proceed
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Mr Trump has accused the nations of having "set up" migrant caravans and sending them north, threatening that there was a "very good likelihood" he would close the border this week if Mexico did not stop immigrants from reaching the US.
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Libtards have control of too many aspects of the economy n gahmen. Trump has an uphill task...n I bet his successor will not even be able to make a dent in anything
Agreed.
Yes. U have to be specific. Cos if sing the same tune as Sam...then i will assume u join the rank of borlumpar sam too.
So in technology wise i agree. But interms of attitude.....just look at ME.....Trump will be PERFECT if he able to get rid of all shithole population in his country.
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