Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "Forbidden History: The Christian Holocaust | Candace Ep 81" video.

  1. When there is a snowstorm, how do you color which roads get cleared first according to local use and necessity? Please submit to your erroneous local concerns to the Blue Pills of DC that have no time to let you manage your own concerns in your own locations. The DC system is coordinated by the Senate, which functions as the city council (100 members exactly). The notion of any other city with the same problems is just not allowed and shall be perfunctorily overruled by some bureaucrat that has no familiarity with your different location and needs to make the same decisions. The bureaucrat just says, "There are no needs that know how to exist on the other side of the line because I cannot try to manage the issue." As such then, they don't exist. There is a reductionistic heresy that goes along with this. Mentally, it is a bit of tunnel vision that is a bit necessary for focus. However, there is a way in which there is no affirmation of the same concern happening elsewhere. Bureaucrats can be simply ruthless, willful, and systematically violent against things not on their own desk to do. The Hunger Games is the starvation of people who live elsewhere because they don't have the importance of that one politician in that more important jurisdiction. The Purge is the crime of moment that insists on the lack of law enforcement possibility when a police officer goes on vacation out of town. There is a perpetual gargantuan monster called "don't tell me what isn't of my own need to know."
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  2. Napoleon Dynamite and the inspiration to think. I haven't seen the movie, but I am begging out of my ability to send bootleg transmissions from this Running Man nonexistent Canadian Bacon hard thing in an asexual manner. Who is the one man who needs to take this phallic metaphor to understand sweet potatoes, yams, and bananas? The meal is the stranger in your part. Either ate it once or you'd never want to eat it at all. There are a lot of people who call the food on the table the stranger in your midst. Is it time to eat Dumbo and call yourself Timothy, the mouse that roared?
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  3. The municipal trash can: Smelly cat, what are they feeding you? Smelly cat, it's not your fault.
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  4. The kitchen trash is The Kitchen Wife while Eat Pray Love was a way to avoid the appearance of everyone in the room while escaping the affections and affectations of the people at the table so that The Scary Movie is never watched while you look to your right in the Disneyland Haunted House. In your stomach is on your mind. Who are you really? Avoid your skin tone, Amy!
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  5. Charles Porterfield Krauth, The Barnyard, and Christendom as silent steaks that the Lion of Judah (Madagascar) is constantly frustrated with because of their hypocrisies and misbehaviors that the rest of the world thinks are nonexistent because they don't even need to involve police responses. The civic realm says, No crime, no problem. Good crime, good news. Unlearn the preoccupation with Christians and their hypocrisies in the public space. No one Christian deserves to be a target. They are just congregations of Brussels sprouts being lobotomized or debrained on plates. Gone Baby Gone. Madagascar is the ghettoization of Christendom away from the bulk of secular society. The Christians are continually flaked off society like a fish's scales before they are canned like salmon, mackerel, or tuna. Still think you're alive? Rub some salt in and try to be nice. Secular people always have a dim view of a Christian's ability to be nice, which is the Saturn automotive brand semiotically. It was a kind and gentle cauterization of a limb's stump. We don't get the use of our own hands as Christians because we don't do verbs that society today values. No memories do we share that are important to the thoroughbred secularist.
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