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Re: So, does your employer know?
Author: BOB2
Date: 11-08-2022 - 10:42
Why should I differentiate anything I post just to satisfy a mentally ill Nazi pervert who trolls a train site?
His father was a famous musician who fled the Nazi's and he served in the United States Army like thousands of refugee's from your Nazi hero Hitler...
So, does your employer know that you post sick crap like this?
Do you do this on work time or from a work computer?
Sgt. Schulz (actually John Banner) Wrote:
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> BOB2 Wrote:
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> > Colonel Klink was a refugee from Nazis . . .
>
> Uh, I hate to be the one who has to break the news
> to you, but Colonel Klink was a ficticeous
> character played by actor Werner Klemperer.
>
> Perhaps it's time for you to learn to
> differentiate between ficticeous TV characters and
> the actors who play them. I'll bet you were among
> the people who contacted the Coast Guard in 1964,
> demanding that a search and rescue mission be
> established to save the Castaways of Gilligan's
> Island. See:
>
> [metv.com]
> es-to-the-actual-coast-guard-to-rescue-gilligans-i
> sland-castaways-in-1964
>
> > Nobody has to reclassify a Nazi pervernt . . .
>
> What's a "pervernt"? Is that Ernest's friend when
> he's trying to get something going with one of the
> drag queens down at the public library?
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> > pile of troll crap like you... You are the kind
> of Nazi who leaves a stench from oozing your
> septic pus.....
>
> Wow. Looks like someone's been "triggered" (for
> lack of a better word) this morning and it looks
> like you're as quick to label someone a "Nazi" as
> that bald headed dude being interviewed in this
> video at the 2:17 mark:
>
> [sp.rmbl.ws]
>
> Here's another good video where Brittany Hughes
> explains how Liberal Leftist Loonies and Democrats
> have now bastardized the definition of the phrase
> "threat to democracy" to mean "anything we don't
> agree with". Amazing how people on the Left are
> always coming up with new definitions of words to
> assist them in their wacky narratives.
>
> [sp.rmbl.ws]
His father was a famous musician who fled the Nazi's and he served in the United States Army like thousands of refugee's from your Nazi hero Hitler...
So, does your employer know that you post sick crap like this?
Do you do this on work time or from a work computer?
Sgt. Schulz (actually John Banner) Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> BOB2 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Colonel Klink was a refugee from Nazis . . .
>
> Uh, I hate to be the one who has to break the news
> to you, but Colonel Klink was a ficticeous
> character played by actor Werner Klemperer.
>
> Perhaps it's time for you to learn to
> differentiate between ficticeous TV characters and
> the actors who play them. I'll bet you were among
> the people who contacted the Coast Guard in 1964,
> demanding that a search and rescue mission be
> established to save the Castaways of Gilligan's
> Island. See:
>
> [metv.com]
> es-to-the-actual-coast-guard-to-rescue-gilligans-i
> sland-castaways-in-1964
>
> > Nobody has to reclassify a Nazi pervernt . . .
>
> What's a "pervernt"? Is that Ernest's friend when
> he's trying to get something going with one of the
> drag queens down at the public library?
>
> [youtu.be]
>
> > pile of troll crap like you... You are the kind
> of Nazi who leaves a stench from oozing your
> septic pus.....
>
> Wow. Looks like someone's been "triggered" (for
> lack of a better word) this morning and it looks
> like you're as quick to label someone a "Nazi" as
> that bald headed dude being interviewed in this
> video at the 2:17 mark:
>
> [sp.rmbl.ws]
>
> Here's another good video where Brittany Hughes
> explains how Liberal Leftist Loonies and Democrats
> have now bastardized the definition of the phrase
> "threat to democracy" to mean "anything we don't
> agree with". Amazing how people on the Left are
> always coming up with new definitions of words to
> assist them in their wacky narratives.
>
> [sp.rmbl.ws]
