I dont have nice things to say about Mussolini. He shouldnt have invaded Greece, he was vain and invaded places merely so he could have his triumph. He worked against Hitler and had to be repeatedly bailed out, possibly at the cost of the entire war. Who knows what would have happened if Italy didnt run up a trade bill that was to be paid off at the end of the war while charging the Germans full price for any materials they required in return, up front, not taking into account the debt they already had ran up themselves. A little bit more co-operation, you know?
Oi Veh Don't Marry Da Filthy Goyim!
Michael Sanders
Eli Sullivan
I've always wanted to have this picture framed and hung at my desk to tell everyone it's me, dad, and uncle Adolf.
Josiah Diaz
Logan Morris
beautifull id dubs my friend
the spirit of Hitler is invincible
Camden Morales
slightly off topic and a lightweight blogpost but, while perusing the thread and doing some thinking, i remembered being a kid in school and learning the term "melting pot" I then did a little research of the origins of the term.
>It was a metaphor for the idealized process of immigration and colonization by which different nationalities, cultures and "races" (a term that could encompass nationality, ethnicity and race proper) were to blend into a new, virtuous community, and it was connected to utopian visions of the emergence of an American "new man". While "melting" was in common use the exact term "melting pot" came into general usage in 1908, after the premiere of the play The Melting Pot by (((Israel Zangwill)))
(((Israel Zangwill)))
Every. Fucking. Time.
Alexander Martinez
Rub a couple shekels together then throw them into an oven.
Carter Allen
Has anyone started sending nigger dicks to mom yet?
Cameron Nelson
Pics, not physical ones I mean.
Anthony Lewis
Quit being stupid. That stuff is half allegory, and half metaphor.
Jaxon Price
I m fully of the position that Mussolini is the primary reason Germany lost WWII. Not the Italians, just that man made far too many mistakes from a position of power. Far too arrogant for his own good.