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>>5006160 Planned Parenthood bread
At anon's request, a collection of 296 memes on Planned Parenthood, Abortion, Infanticide, Fetal Tissue has been placed into a folder in our Mega graphics library.
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Direct link to the folder:
https://mega.nz/#F!HkECRQaQ!IucnuHL1w12pSH7tz2N4_g
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It's about 300 MB in size.
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>>5006917 Noticed your announcement of the PP bread in LB got slammed with about 5 shills. They hate this, don't they!!! Maybe it IS the keystone. Must be right TF over target.
That is SO nice of the shills to give us timelyk feedback as to which areas of our research and effort they hate the most.
<3 thank you shills
Yes - I already posted my take on the symbolism. Can't find the post.
Re: Left image.
The larger P represents the mother.
The smaller P inside it represents the developing fetus sheltered within the mother's body.
The incomplete baby P with a sharp angle represents the termination, early cutting off, of the baby's life.
The sharp angle might remind you of razor commercials where they use a sharp angle to represent the sharp razor blade. (Gilette logo, the dot over the i represents cutting.)
The interpretation of the right logo is similar.
Also compare the Kubota tractor logo with the sections of letters missing, representing the company's business, namely cutting/chopping/severing.
Thanks for 'splaining
>>5007130 I do symbolism.
I want to know what's really in the
"Pink Slime" that the ground beef
industry was accused of adding
to the meat a few years ago.
Wikipedia (not to be believed, but
provided for the "official story" context) says:
Pink slime (also known as lean finely textured beef or LFTB, finely textured beef, and boneless lean beef trimmings or BLBT) is a meat by-product used as a food additive to ground beef and beef-based processed meats, as a filler, or to reduce the overall fat content of ground beef.
Lot of articles available on web search.
Correct.
And it is highly UNUSUAL, unhear-of, for an aircraft callsign to consist of just 2 letters.
The normal callsign is 7 alphanumeric, typically 5 alpha and 2 numeric.
Clearly a message.