Nobody has the guts to say these things to each others faces. …

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Comment on 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction by Anonymous:

Nobody has the guts to say these things to each others faces. Face it, we’re all cowards in real life and just backstabbers.

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• 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction:
  

  “Civilian Locations” Holy fuck our school system has gotten so fucking dumb.

• 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction:
  

  Implying this has anything to do with political spectrum. I’m a conservative Tea Partier, I like Japan, wish their team the best in the Olympics, and I appreciate the Japanese culture. I’m not white though so who knows. The insufferable American rabblerousers that they speak of are ill-educated and what people don’t know, they fear. Real good quote from Martin Luther King Jr: “People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don’t know each other; they …

• 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction:
  

  Lol dumbasses

• 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction:
  

  Hutu and Tutsi?

• 2ch on Facebook & Sankaku’s World Cup Reaction:
  

  Facebook Whores or /b/tards

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