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911roofer he/him Always a wallflower, never a wall 6mo ago (reddit.com) 298 thread views #267657

Behind the bastards wants to burn Portland cops alive!

https://old.reddit.com/r/behindthebastards/comments/1cnjs86/a_group_calling_themselves_rachel_corries_ghost/

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SantaBussyHunter chud/bustr :marseypatriot:

God bless this mess :marseyusa:

6mo ago #6376811

Robert Evans would cream himself over a civil war where he could punish those disgusting people he calls chuds

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dude_pussy_hohoho hee/haw SantaBussyHunter 6mo ago #6377951

Didn't he write a self-insert erotica novel about it?

:marseyshapiro: should do a dramatic reading.

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SantaBussyHunter chud/bustr :marseypatriot:

God bless this mess :marseyusa:

dude_pussy_hohoho 6mo ago #6377973

lmao I had no idea he wrote a book like that. But it does not surprise me because he is a literal pansexual cuck.

He masturbates to the civil war fantasy of prgressives vs chuds on his other podcast It Could Happen Here

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dude_pussy_hohoho hee/haw SantaBussyHunter 6mo ago #6378039

Yeah, it seems like it's an expanded version of the fiction segments from ICHH.

After the Revolution is a novel about North America, roughly twenty years after the collapse of the old United States. In the Republic of Texas, a failing Libertarian rump state, a Christian dominionist militia suddenly sweeps into power, disrupting the lives of our three protagonists.

Manny is a fixer, ferrying journ*lists across the sundry hotspots of North Texas. Sasha is a suburban teenage girl, bent on joining with the dominionists. And Roland is an old revolutionary and U.S. army veteran, with a body full of high-grade cyberware and a head full of broken memories. Together, they'll confront the nightmare that is the ‘Heavenly Kingdom' and try to rescue Manny's home of Austin from the flames of darnation.

Free to read if you are a masochist.