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So edgy.
I think it's a direct flip of this sadly too-common practice:
https://faithit.com/christian-leaves-fake-20-tip-then-restaurant-manager-writes-this-email-pastor/
https://www.aol.com/2011/11/23/waiters-phony-10-tip-includes-religious-lesson/
Just do a fake $20 tip and say you identify as a nigger on the inside of it.
I wouldn't be surprised if it was one of (((them))) leaving these tips.
Like white nationalism, and the jewish question.
Fucking edgelords.
Yeah dude, we're not joking. The fact that we love our own people is treated as a joke by those incapable of comprehending love.
I am a white nationalist. look at my other activity. My point was that the controversial nature of a claim (or how it is made, or who it is made by) is not of any relevance to the claim's validity. Saying white people deserve a homeland, or that they have a right to exist, is pretty taboo in our current culture, but it is 100% correct to say regardless of how controversial it is.
Its not ironic, and we're not joking.
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