The best part about making meatballs is knowing that niggers don’t know how to.
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Not sure if this is a shitty “joke” or if these are your actual beliefs, but either way, fuck you.
Don’t ever comment on my videos again.
Meatballs?! You think those are hard to make?! You take the meat and roll it into a ball! As Gordon Ramsay Echo said, “Its name IS the recipe!” What are you going to claim black people can’t make next, a bowl of cereal?!
White people make Faggots:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faggot_(food)
Not that an inferior subhuman racist like the OP would know.
…in more ways than one.
The best part of the above fact is that it destroys this… thing's entire ‘argument': in more ways than one.
…or the simple fact that a mixed race couple make a person that makes the OP so mad that it can't make a coherent argument, least of all meatballs.
Because grounding meat before making it in balls is a difficult enterprise…
I’m sure it’s a very bad taste joke, since I don’t think someone would be racist to this point.
A. I saw an older black dude eating spaghetti and meatballs in his apartment once, he looked happy. I think this guy is wrong about black people not being able to make meatballs.
B. This was on YouTube? Amazing.
Why not? Making meatballs is easy, for anyone. If they can’t be bothered with the recipe, plenty of places you can order them. Although the best meatballs I’ve had were made by them, in a Chinese cafe’.
As opposed to being a racist meathead, like the OP.
@TBTabby #91191
Probably, or at least claim they have to be taught how (preferably by a Norse/German-lineage man).
I really want to know how they can claim European culture (probably Germanic specifically, at that) is strictly superior to African cultures. How much does the former have that the latter does not? (Military technology doesn’t count.)
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Here’s what you’ll see if you click the link…
It’s the most pointless thing imaginable.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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