Some snowflake persuasion! EU beta soy boys doing their best! 
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Yep I thought thats where this was going
IF(big if) there is a god he is one evil bastard
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Just thought I’d let y’all know. There was a partial government shutdown last night, and somehow, we’re all alive and functioning normally this morning.
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Even worse coming in UK - when we leave EU - Russias gonna invade, food will disappear all transport will stop and we’ll enter another ice age
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Why does the Star of David mean Soros?
There are 50,000 ■■■■■■ people living in Mexico. Many ■■■■■■ people, especially those from Eastern Europe are very liberal.
Then there was their own Exodus, twice.
I think that it is an ignorant assumption.
Only to other englishmen. In their arrogance they wrongly assume everyone sees things the way they do.
Who decides whether a comment is an insult or a joke?
You are entitled to your ignorant opinion. You aren’t going to like how it ends.
Maybe our idiosyncrasies are too much for others, I don’t know! We all just seem to know if something is an insult or a joke. If you don’t get the joke, it’s arrogance on our part? Really? 
The arrogance is a separate issue. If nobody gets english “jokes” but englishmen, are they jokes?
We do have limitations.
So you presume to know how ‘‘it’’ ends but its the British who are arrogant???ROFLMFAO
Like I said if God had anything to do with the world we live in today he is one EVIL bastard.
How it ends - I know I don’t know but it can’t be much worse than what god created.
Of course I know how it ends. Do you not?
Of course we do, God doesn’t.
Oh some Americans do get the British humour and give as good as they get. Just some though 
That’s the way we are, take it or leave it. 
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One should not tell an Englishman a joke on Saturday night. He will laugh at it in church on Sunday.
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And not tolerating insults is the way I am. They learned.
Then for humans, some things are impossible.
‘‘I know I don’t know anything’’ - so come on enlighten us how does ‘‘it’’ end
We left it, 1776. If you like, I can send you a picture of Cornwallis’ sword.