*teleports behind you*

Nothing personnel, kid

:side-eye-1: :side-eye-2:

:spongebob-party:

:farquaad-point:

Diogenes holding up an empty Starbucks cup and proclaiming, "Behold! A coffee!"

Service Worker-Exclusionary Reactionary "Marxists"

AKA SWERMs

Alternately, Service-Performer-Exclusionary Reactionary "Marxists"... :volcel-police:

MFW JK Rowling turns out to be an MI6 asset

FUCKIN GOTTEM

The last capitalist whose clay pots we smash will be the one who sells us the clay pots.

:party-cat:

Shhhh, don't give them ideas

Yes!!! I just edited my comment to include this. lol

I love that there's another Ukrainian military unit with a slightly different heraldic lion patch with three crowns that isn't from a 1940s Nazi battalion (and dates back to something like pre-WWI) and that I had to second-guess for a brief moment there before clicking the NATOpedia link. Because where would we be without libs having ammunition with which to gaslight us.

(Edit: Does anyone else remember that post? It feels like a millennium ago, but I want to say it was back in May or June; started off as a Reddit thread with a photo of a team of Ukrainian army medics working on an injured troop in some kind of field hospital/infirmary, and one of the medics had a plainly visible patch whose insignia had a heraldic lion on it. A bunch of commenters pointed it out saying that it was Nazi imagery, and promptly had their comments deleted. One of our comrades from here got into it with the mod that was deleting the comments, made a post about it over here, and that thread devolved into a struggle session on whether or not it was Nazi shit, and I think the consensus landed on "it's not a Nazi insignia, but it looks damned close to one," which, incidentally is the one from this OP.)

:israel-cool:

Israel-style democracy

Social imperialist

Liberal

:same-picture:

Bayonetta personally executed eleventy gazillion angels with a comically large gun in an event now known as the Heavendomor.

He probably watched this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNMHH0kIpPE

:thonk: I'm intrigued.

So basically just the syrup before they hook up the water line and CO2 system?