Support them
Another one down
Austin Allen
Charles Rodriguez
They had a donation drive going before they got (((shut down))).
Isaac Perez
Get out.
Nathaniel Ortiz
That's just a shitty knockoff, with lots of edits by the Mannchild from TRS.
Joshua Campbell
As somewhat of a side note, this destruction was done really well by Moot or his Kike handlers.
After two failed deletions, he set off trying to enforce what are actual global rules, though only enforcing them on Zig Forums and no where else.
When that failed, he did the opposite. He removed rules from Zig Forums entirely and let bots destroy the place until everyone left. Half-Zig Forums now is a joke.
Xavier Murphy
I have a feeling they won't come back and that message was written by the people (((shutting it down)))
Should people stop using Echoes?
Zachary Peterson
An example of the richness of the Spanish Metapedia:
"Musical africanization
Musical africanization is the process by which music, principally European music, adquires musical and cultural influences of an african nature, which is seen reflected in the musical liking of Europeans and eurodescendants for this type of music. Musical africanization, like all cultural africanizations, is an instrument of the (((jewish supremacism))) to destroy the unity and national identity of all civilizations.
To determine if a music is africanized is not a question of subjectivities, preferences or sensibilities, but of objective and verifiable criteria. There is general concensus amongst critics and (n.t: could be translated as "affitionates", one that is affinite [in the sense of taking a liking to something, of following something and its development] to a certain thing, but i translate it as "fans") fans that genres such as soul, gospel, blues, jazz, reggae, rap, hip hop, reggaeton and latino dances such as salsa, mambo, etc. are genres of a clear african nature. More problems surge to recognize that rock, pop, metal, RAC or Oi! are genres which have not avoided suffering a certain level of africanization, although in a lesser degree, and (n.t: original word is "variable", variable. Because of syntaxic changes, i translate itas "varying", "[algo] que varía" instead) varying too (n.t: "en función de", "in function of" can be understood as an euphenism that means "as the [Being] interpretates it) in function of the interpreter.
Hudson Sanchez
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Luke Brown
I hope he knows that his shilling here was the beginning of the end for his heroes.
Noah Morales
I've never thought much of the brackets but I suppose have a use.