>>12668823

'greatness'?

you go from shills to greatness.

my thought is this: shills think that they are burning down the bakery but in fact what happens is that the are stocking the furnance that is necessary below in order to cook a good and healthy meal for all, including them, on the griddle above. And they can play out their 'heroes of marxism, burn down the mission' and others can make the meal, bread, whatever, above.

at the end of their shift, when they are fed. they get back in the day-trip prison worker buss and go back to their slum place thinking it's the 'free public bus'.

end of stupid story that devolved and why couldn't I just stop . . .

oh ya, cause Shills and trolls will always (seem to be) here and seem to want to 'burn it all down', but maybe it's just the team that is supposed to keep the griddle hot.

so that which needs to be cooked does get cooked.

meme of a goose but it was so tasteless with a head so I won't post it.

learn to appreciate a story, anon.

if you'd gotten through it you'd see that I was saying the same kind of message, but not using your terseness.

whatever, you want to divide and can't fathom other methods.

that unite.

but as you said 'blah blah blah'

anons, through the centuries, have saved many worlds.

and some seemed to be villians who challanged you in your comfy place.

and how am I different?

or you to me?

so we don't disagree

but I don't play the bully bit unless you're being a scurilous slanderer.

and I agree that Anons do and have saved many different worlds.

other worlds ends up crumbling from a big wave.

anon tried to tell people it was coming.

>>12668925

>>12669015

they watch everyone, anon.

you were already on someone's watch list long ago.

they know who the spurgers are.

they aren't looking for what they termed (what as the exact term that the bright eyed man used?) "keyboard bravado".

when this place was knew all the persistent anon were let know 'by the way , it's not really anonymous.'

>>12669064

; >

it's all good.

people during the rush times forget the lighthearted shit-post quck-sketch methods and get caught up in sudden drama.

I watch it and sometimes get moved to give more of my 'caught up in sudden drama' behavior.

I did it earlier today myself.

>>12669158

Rob comes from a long line of beau hunk guys who were funny party boys so they'd get to be in the play.

and his dad was a favored guy in WWII in a production team for the military (in service).

you don't get in the group unless you pass the audition.

So Rob can kiss my ass.

your family was favored because your tall and funny.

>>12669264

mocking a sense of titular resepct and turning it into fake idolotry to make an ironic point?

but you then admit to being into idolotry.

the titular president gets no respect except for that due based upon his method of getting put into that title.

he is no bodies leader, a puppet slave to his wife and family. most likely if he's real he needs to be cared for better.

the peopel aourn dhim seem to puppet him off to play a role and pose as a duly ellected person.

howerver most people see him as a sad puppet clown.

he's a victim of elder abuse, so it seems to many.

>>12669324

they fear us because they are shameless addicted to their privledge and they do not want to relinquish it, as we would council them to do.

>>12669352

your copy lacks all creativitify.

you are a copy pasta addict.

no one cares

>>12669156

>(You)

that was not my copy.

dude, why be fearful?

if they pretended to be puppy dogs, no one would follow the law.