“I don’t work. You do. And you PAY for me.” (Makes you feel good about going to work tomorrow.)
(twitter.com)
Crime & Illegals �
You're viewing a single comment thread. View all comments, or full comment thread.
Comments (60)
sorted by:
Well they have it pretty easy in Africa too. The climate and vegetation allow them to survive without a lot of work, and what work they should do, is done by the women or not done at all, like finding pure water sources!
Remember 30ish years ago when everyone would see the starving Somalian children on TV and in their junk mail? Was that a scam too? Probably most of it...Something to do with funding sides of the Somalian civil war? That might be an interesting dig............By the way, I think life in Africa is easy in one sense but very dangerous in another sense. The nice climate allows for a lot of deadly animals to be in very high numbers....also law and order is in short supply in most African countries......War lords come through to loot, rape and kill randomly. Makes it pretty hard to actually have a biz or save money or even do more than just basic survival.
Somalia has been exploited by the cabal for decades. This man is not a representation of the vast majority of the people there. Go watch some travel vlogs people going to Somalia. They're dirt poor but most people are very kind. It's fucking awful what has been going on in that region of the world.
As for this punk bitch brillo pad his days in America are numbered, and I doubt he will have much luck back home.
All about discerning factions.
Wish it was easier, cause it ain’t.
Except here. This guy can eat feces.
I feel sorry for the animals.
I do. And further back in time when it was centered around Ethiopia. Sally Struthers was often the sad face on TV pleading for donations.
Now that the operations of NGOs have been seriously exposed, I think it is fair to suggest that the flow of money went: TV viewers -> NGO -> Africa -> CIA -> corrupt government officials & warlords. Billions of dollars never made a dent in halting starvation of African children.
Yep. Pepe farms remembers...