[Responding to a World War II-era Daffy Duck cartoon)
If Draftee Duck? saw America today, he would have defected to fight for Nazi Germany. The Holocaust never happened and? interracial couples make Daffy Duck sick
[Another poster: "dumbass! how can you think? the holocaust never happened?"]
because it didnt. the numbers dont match up, and jews are? born liars.
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Stereotypical American racists and KKK: They all act patriotic up until WWII. Then they defect to Nazi Germany. So much for patriotism...
And using your logic, bub, Daffy Duck would be for interracial marriage and civil rights since he would technically be black...his logic...)
The ghosts of the fine men of Termite Terrace will hunt you down and strangle you with your own intestines for this one, shamantrainer.
And given Daffy's got black feathers, while what female ducks he's ever shown admiring have white feathers...
(Seriously... "interracial couples make Daffy sick"? What the hell? It'd make more sense to say "Foghorn Leghorn disapproves of gay marriage".)
I hate to break it to you, but Daffy Duck is a cartoon. The only thing that can make him sick is his animators. Calling on imaginary people to support your point makes you look ridiculous; calling on imaginary ducks, even more so.
As for whether or not the holocaust took place...I think I will take the word of the people I have spoken to who were actually there, over that of some random racist on the internet. Not that it matters, since I believe all of them were being truthful, but fyi, not all of them were Jewish.
I don't get you holocaust deniers. - it happend, there is prove.
Seriousely, the Holocaust happend!
"It goes against what I want to be true, so it's a lie!" News flash, fuckstick, reality doesn't cater to your whims.
"If Draftee Duck? saw America today, he would have defected to fight for Nazi Germany.”
“The Holocaust never happened and? interracial couples make Daffy Duck sick”
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