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[tommy]

Raining on Parades

A story about a Marine falling back during a 5K race to help a 9-year-old to the finish line becomes a minor viral hit on the web.  People like these little feel good stories, no surprise, but a Jew on the Huffington Post isn't impressed and he wants everyone to know it:

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wtolawyer:

Why make a big deal or story for simplying doing "the right thing"? Has the expectations of both the editorial staff and readers sunk that low? As a baby-boomer, we learned being nice and to give a helping hand, when needed. Has that changed since "coming of age"?

You'll notice this Jew gets awfully emotional over a story he could easily ignore.  This story has nothing to do with him.  It has nothing to do with The Tribe.  Worse yet, it's popular.  It's a good deed involving some goy--one in uniform no less--and so it's necessary to make the effort to minimize its significance (and not merely the significance of the story, mind you) rather than moving on.  This story isn't good for the Jews.  It's competition in the arena of morality.

Time to rain on some parades.  If you can't join 'em, beat 'em.

If minimizing this act means claiming that Baby Boomers have made American society more civil and polite, then that's just what a self-deluded Semite has to imply.  After all, he's a Baby Boomer himself and this is a Jew's subtle and less than conscious way of asserting what would be risible if stated outright to himself or to others: that maybe credit really belongs to him.

Still, one person is sad that wtolawyer feels that way.

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mmcgrew:

It makes me sad that this doesn't make you happy.

It has nothing to do with envy, of course.  Just ask him:

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wtolawyer

I dont get "happy" over somebody doing the proper act. We call it a "mitzvah" - a good deed. I get annoyed when they do not do such a thing.

My outrage is moral in nature!  It's all about man's inhumanity to man.  We Jews call this a mitzvah, son. It's nothing special for us...especially not us ultra-conscientious Boomer 'brews.   Not subconsciously self-promotin' or anything, juss sayin'.


I've seen this routine from Jews numerous times.  What TJB's do you notice?

[Literally Cawkasian]

Ironically, a baby boomer missing the fact that his generation managed to spawn and raise an entire generation of narcissistic, aimless, pozzed out oxygen thieves so devoid of a simple sense of right and wrong that a story like that is actually big news these days.

This is their legacy

[A little backstory]

Baby Boomers were arguably the worst generation to ever blight the modern world and historians will probably see them as responsible for putting the final nails in the coffin of traditional Western society but hey it's a mitzvah, look up tikkun olam and get back to me you goyishe kop

Can we have a thread for Typical Boomer Behavior also because I loathe those smug Peter Pan f****ts and cannot wait for them to start needing elder care from the sociopathic Laquishas and Pedros they unleashed on the rest of us

BUT I MARCHED WITH YOU IN '68, CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALO--

SHUT YO MOUF MUHFUGGEN CRACKA WE HELFCARE NOW OOK OOK SCREEEEE *tortures Boomer to death*

[darkestofniggers (very uncool racist name dude)]

You could read the same kind of weak community lamentation on mpc honestly.

[GhostfaceCracka]

Gentlemen, let's take the focus off the Boomers and put it back on the Jews where it belongs.

[Dr. Hasslein]

I found the idea of this being a national story a bit eye-rolling.  Yes, it was a sweet act, the sort of nice thing you used to see all the time in middle-class American neighborhoods when I was growing up, but it's not exactly a reason to break out the 48 pt. fonts.  Still, I wouldn't bother making snide comments about this.  I wonder if the guy is a Jew or a troll trying to make Jews look bad.  Why worry about that, I suppose.

[Bumbling American]

GhostfaceCracka, on 02 August 2013 - 07:46 AM, said:

Gentlemen, let's take the focus off the Boomers and put it back on the Jews where it belongs.

[That One Guy]

Israel to reward African nations with arms and training if they take back illegal aliens





"CAN YOU BELIEVE Barack Cornball Obama HAD TO EXPERIENCE THE CHILLING EFFECT OF SOMEONE LOCKING THEIR CAR DOORS WHEN THEY SAW HIM??  THIS! IS! AN! OUTRAGE!!  WE CAN DO BETTER AS AMERICANS!!!"

  "Yes we can"

[PLEASUREMAN]

darkestofniggers, on 02 August 2013 - 07:27 AM, said:

You could read the same kind of weak community lamentation on mpc honestly.

unlike this malcontent jew we read the daily mail ironically

[George Obsolete Peppard (GOP)]

GhostfaceCracka, on 02 August 2013 - 07:46 AM, said:

Gentlemen, let's take the focus off the Boomers and put it back on the Jews where it belongs.

2% of the population can't make decisions for the other 98% unless that majority give up the power of their own accord.  Once you've proven as a generation that you're more interested in getting your dick hard and your wrinkles zapped in your waning years than you do about teaching your progeny the way to keep from conceding their birthright to moral cockroaches, you deserve the lion's share of the blame.

[eloH]

Bumbling American, on 02 August 2013 - 08:29 AM, said:

GhostfaceCracka, on 02 August 2013 - 07:46 AM, said:

Gentlemen, let's take the focus off the Boomers and put it back on the Jews where it belongs.

is that wavy gravy and a purple crocodile

[The King of Niger]

[rjp]

Literally Cawkasion, on 02 August 2013 - 05:50 AM, said:

Ironically, a baby boomer missing the fact that his generation managed to spawn and raise an entire generation of narcissistic, aimless, pozzed out oxygen thieves so devoid of a simple sense of right and wrong that a story like that is actually big news these days.

This is their legacy

There is a mid-rise building down the street from me which is mostly under 35 female occupied. Most of them are such shallow bitches that they enter from the loading dock which results in them having to walk past 400 unit buildings garbage room so they can avoid having to enter from the from and possibly interact with a doorman. You can see a random woman walking down the street and say to yourself "I bet she lives there" and be right 100% of the time.

I refer to the place as "Cunt Hotel".

[tommy]

Literally Cawkasion, on 02 August 2013 - 05:50 AM, said:

Ironically, a baby boomer missing the fact that his generation managed to spawn and raise an entire generation of narcissistic, aimless, pozzed out oxygen thieves so devoid of a simple sense of right and wrong that a story like that is actually big news these days.

This is their legacy

One thing that irks me about the boomers is that even at this late an age they remain childishly obsessed with their own relevance.  In spite of their demographic power, they fret about it constantly.  I can't count the number of variations I've heard on: We should not go gently into the night!  Yeah, like there was ever a chance of that happening.

Here's a small insight in an otherwise stupid article penned by a boomer:

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Our parents had experienced two world wars and a great depression. These were events which the world had never experienced before, or at least not in the same magnitude. Our parents, as well as the government, had banded together to overcome these huge obstacles, and in doing so they had become very unified as a nation. To my parent's generation, the whole was definitely greater than the sum of its parts, and they greatly benefited from that perspective.

We (the baby-boomers), on the other hand, would adhere to the opposite way of dealing with major issues and become completely divided and self serving. The sum of its parts had suddenly become, in my generation's eyes, greater than the whole: the "I, me and mine" generation would have a self absorbed and inner focus, which would lead to our inability to resolve the major problems that now face us every day!

In my opinion, my generation would have lost the two world wars and never recovered from the great depression! Why? Because, unlike our parents, we no longer have an identity as a nation or individuals. We don't know who we are or what we believe about anything, and therefore, we find it very difficult to come together and solve the major issues which affect all of us: our unresolved economic crisis, the Iraq war and our decline as a respected nation in the world are just three examples of this lack of identity and unified will.

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Our parents had experienced two world wars and a great depression. These were events which the world had never experienced before, or at least not in the same magnitude. Our parents, as well as the government, had banded together to overcome these huge obstacles, and in doing so they had become very unified as a nation. To my parent's generation, the whole was definitely greater than the sum of its parts, and they greatly benefited from that perspective.

We (the baby-boomers), on the other hand, would adhere to the opposite way of dealing with major issues and become completely divided and self serving. The sum of its parts had suddenly become, in my generation's eyes, greater than the whole: the "I, me and mine" generation would have a self absorbed and inner focus, which would lead to our inability to resolve the major problems that now face us every day!

In my opinion, my generation would have lost the two world wars and never recovered from the great depression! Why? Because, unlike our parents, we no longer have an identity as a nation or individuals. We don't know who we are or what we believe about anything, and therefore, we find it very difficult to come together and solve the major issues which affect all of us: our unresolved economic crisis, the Iraq war and our decline as a respected nation in the world are just three examples of this lack of identity and unified will.

lol christ

"why, just today I was asking my gardner Jose what he thought about our economic crisis although I couldn't understand his mumbled reply. I reflected on his answer as I forwarded my unemployed niece and nephew an article on why love and marriage are for all people, and added a post script that perhaps they should get a job in computers instead of lazing about to the delight of the rest of the world watching our decline"

[That One Guy]

"Got chutzpah?"

[That One Guy]

Damn, this video is 100% spot on...

[That One Guy]

Dumb goyium

[Peer Reviewed Study]

we must secure the existence of our people and a future for jewish children. RAHOWA! *puts kill goys headband on*

[eloH]

Holy s**t this is like a tog thermonuclear postbomb thread.  Sick posts, Tog.  Keep them up.

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