[screenshot examples inside] jew mods on reddit are causing users to question their jewish authority - lock a threads about jewden abandoning 13 servicemen in jew-controlled afghanistan in /r/politics

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[screenshot examples inside] jew mods on reddit are causing users to question their jewish authority - lock a threads about jewden abandoning 13 servicemen in jew-controlled afghanistan in /r/politics (archive.md)

https://old.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/pc98l7/biden_vows_to_complete_afghanistan_evacuation/

Read comments. (((mods))) being called out.

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It's still muh left right, dem/GOP jew-forced false-dichotomy. It's stale. It's old. It's wrong. It's arguing within jews' terms. But it's reddit so whatever. The annoying thing is when it happens here by users who think the understand the JQ and what the JQ is.

https://old.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/pc98l7/biden_vows_to_complete_afghanistan_evacuation/ Read comments. (((mods))) being called out. https://pic8.co/sh/efvHkC.png https://pic8.co/sh/tK9zcF.png It's still muh left right, dem/GOP jew-forced false-dichotomy. It's stale. It's old. It's wrong. It's arguing within jews' terms. But it's reddit so whatever. The annoying thing is when it happens here by users who think the understand the JQ and what the JQ is.

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