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Some meddling bitch wants basketball hoops removed, so god dammit men, you'd better get to moving them. You're fucking revolting supplicants (the male cop and male construction workers probably don't even have sex with their own wives), and I can't wait to be out of this piece of shit country and away from you. Enjoy your enslavement. (Via Popehat.)
Then again...Notice how the state trooper's shoulders droop at the 1:25-1:29 mark. He is dejected, and knows he is doing slave's work. He can't stand listening to the trifling bitch, and feels humiliation and helplessness. He does, after all, have a job to do...Perhaps he has his own wife at home whom he fears, and so he remains a good little house boy. What should we call the white Uncle Tom?
Soon he will ask: What am I doing with my life? Is this really why I was put on this Earth - to live as a slave to a pasty, middle-aged woman? Knowledge is the first step towards liberation, which is why so many want to shut me down...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on March 30, 2011 (boomark / email).
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