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[Citizen 2806484]

Yes!

[Citizen 2806484]

I was serious. Why did you move my topic from Economy Suggestions to Off-topic?

[Citizen 2806484]

They can be used for restoring energy and fighting in battles

 

[Zordacz]

[Flaco Jimenez]

I was serious. Why did you move my topic from Economy Suggestions to Off-topic?

 

Because Tomnot is drunk on the idea of power in a dying forum. 

[Hades III]

Because Tomnot is drunk on the idea of power in a dying forum. 

 

You should take a look at his signature, someone with so many impressive achievements might just have enough power to save us.

 

Tommot=Faggot=Our Hero

[Karlina Alkhatiri]

I was serious. Why did you move my topic from Economy Suggestions to Off-topic?

Because Tomnot is drunk on the idea of power in a dying forum  

[Karlina Alkhatiri]

Because Tomnot is drunk on the idea of power in a dying forum. 

This

[Releasethe Krakken]

its considered racism or a racial stereotype.

 

 

 

Edited by Releasethe Krakken, 07 July 2015 - 09:27 AM.

[Flaco Jimenez]

Most stereotypes are based on facts. That is why they are so damn funny. 

[Releasethe Krakken]

Most stereotypes are based on facts. That is why they are so damn funny. 

the fact that you are a racist?

[Releasethe Krakken]

Most stereotypes are based on facts. That is why they are so damn funny. 

 

the fact that you are a racist?

 

 

As slaves got freed many turned to the cultivation of watermelons. White americans got angry at this new freedom and turned the watermelon into a racist symbol associated with african americans.  Its therefore a symbol of racism.  Your own racism.  For the black man its actually a symbol of freedom and independence from white folks. As so many of them was watermelon farmers when they were emancipated.

 

By the early twentieth century, the watermelon stereotype was everywhere—potholders, paperweights, sheet music, salt-and-pepper shakers. A popular postcard portrayed an elderly black man carrying a watermelon in each arm only to happen upon a stray chicken. The man laments, “Dis am de wust perdickermunt ob mah life.” As a black man, the postcard implied, he had few responsibilities and little interest in anything beyond his own stomach. 

 

So when you use the symbol to attempt to mock africans your in fact just displaying yourself as the racist you are.

 

http://www.theatlant...t-trope/383529/

Edited by Releasethe Krakken, 07 July 2015 - 01:00 PM.

[Releasethe Krakken]

Edited by Releasethe Krakken, 07 July 2015 - 12:57 PM.

[Releasethe Krakken]

Since when did you become Admin Krakken? Add some fucking Watermelons he's a paying costumer.

as master of all elements i am everything at once and also nothing.  im the crackle of the river stream over the rocks and the silent eye that gazes at u when you walk in the woods.

although i am not officially appointed admin i guide their dreams and thoughts.

 

we can allow the watermelon but then as symbol of black freedom.

[Releasethe Krakken]

so you want to add it nilly willy then we should hold a fruit referendum.  the banana has a lot more street cred.

[Releasethe Krakken]