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04-07-2026, 02:03 PM
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Nick Fuentes confirms my opinion RE: anime but misses the point...
I remmber making a post on the old misc that I never could understand why the black loves anime. I couldn't figure out how they found it where it got to them, etc. it, as i wrongly thought, was a highIQ introverted shut-in incel entertainment. Totally unlike blacks.
UNTIL I had an Aha moment. I heard a black guy talking about how he loved Dragonball Z. I never watched it but am familiar with it. Of course, my naive mind anime is more of artistic cartooning that depict every range of human emotion and usually ends with some type of melancholy or unresolved unrequitted love. I never got into that gay shit but have watched anime movies to know that they were quite moving.
silly me.
THAT is not why the black was watching anime....to have some emotional introspection. figured out then and there why DZ is so popular among the black. THAT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING. when I made a post about this revelation on the old misc...of course I got banned.
Cliffs: Art imitates life.
AId answer:
Yes, Dragon Ball Z was considered quite violent, especially for a series often aimed at a younger demographic. It is characterized by brutal, high-stakes combat featuring intense hand-to-hand fighting, energy blasts, and significant bloodshed. Key details regarding the violence in Dragon Ball Z include:Graphic Content: The show featured scenes of broken necks, limbs being ripped off, characters being impaled, and characters getting holes blasted through their chests.
UNTIL I had an Aha moment. I heard a black guy talking about how he loved Dragonball Z. I never watched it but am familiar with it. Of course, my naive mind anime is more of artistic cartooning that depict every range of human emotion and usually ends with some type of melancholy or unresolved unrequitted love. I never got into that gay shit but have watched anime movies to know that they were quite moving.
silly me.
THAT is not why the black was watching anime....to have some emotional introspection. figured out then and there why DZ is so popular among the black. THAT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING. when I made a post about this revelation on the old misc...of course I got banned.
Cliffs: Art imitates life.
AId answer:
Yes, Dragon Ball Z was considered quite violent, especially for a series often aimed at a younger demographic. It is characterized by brutal, high-stakes combat featuring intense hand-to-hand fighting, energy blasts, and significant bloodshed. Key details regarding the violence in Dragon Ball Z include:Graphic Content: The show featured scenes of broken necks, limbs being ripped off, characters being impaled, and characters getting holes blasted through their chests.
04-07-2026, 02:05 PM
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04-07-2026, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Fang2⏩
Ive heard he's gay. dont understand why he wouldnt just come out in this day and age. that guy milo greek last name was pretty popular as a right winger and he was openly gay.
Nick Fuentes is the biggest homo out there though
or maybe he "was gay" LOL. no such thing as was gay imo.
04-07-2026, 02:33 PM
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- ErnieMccracken
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Originally Posted By AMOG⏩
He is for sure gay, I don't like it, but say what you will about him, he has done more for the movement than any of us posting here. He has got people questioning Israel on large scale.
Ive heard he's gay. dont understand why he wouldnt just come out in this day and age. that guy milo greek last name was pretty popular as a right winger and he was openly gay.
or maybe he "was gay" LOL. no such thing as was gay imo.
or maybe he "was gay" LOL. no such thing as was gay imo.
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