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[_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)22:39 No.2666299
>> [_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)23:06 No.2666319
kek
>> [_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)23:20 No.2666330
nobody remembers that fable
because it's terrible
>> [_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)23:36 No.2666348
>>2666299
This sounds like a southern preacher. What was he railing against originally? Jews, Niggers, or
Muslims?
>> [_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)23:41 No.2666354
spot on
>> [_] Anonymous 01/22/15(Thu)23:41 No.2666355
>>2666348
it is an allegory for the treachery of the Jew and why they are destined (by God) to continue
wandering the desert. It is in their nature to backstab people who try and help them
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)00:23 No.2666380
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa3KuSurK-w
Best version
I miss Mark Hamill
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)00:33 No.2666393
Is not that the same faggot who narrated the "what_really_happened_on_WW2.sfw"?
Anyway, edit was 11/10
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)00:37 No.2666401
>>2666393
Yup, it's him
How the hell people take those guys seriously? He's using a fairytale as a proof about da joos
evilness. Really...
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)00:45 No.2666405
>>2666401
Racism, man. It's a confirmation bias sort of thing - If you're willing to hear it, you're
willing to hear it from anywhere.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:12 No.2666419
>i drive
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:18 No.2666423
>>2666401
Great counterpoint.
All you're missing is a "I can't even right now"
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:30 No.2666431
>>2666423
doing the usual fake chart with sources from 1940 would not be that pathetic
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:42 No.2666439
>>2666431
>muh 6,000,000,000,000,000,000
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:44 No.2666443
>>2666423
Okay, so not only the fact he's using a fairytale a reliable source for anythings completely
stupid, but he also got the short, simple tale completely wrong
Th tale is not about untrustworthy people, instead is about being what you was born to be, even
if it's a bad thing, and how pointless is denying it. All in all it says that doctors heals,
politicians lies, thieves robber and so on, and they will keep doing it to the end of times.
A dark moral for sure, but nothing about the wrong kinds of people, actually, is pretty much the
opposite of it.
Counterpoint good enough for monsieur?
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:52 No.2666444
>>2666443
Where do you get that from? To me it always seemed that the moral was not to expect things to go
against their nature, therefore showing kindness to something in the hopes that it'll go against
it's nature and reciprocate is dumb. There's an identical tales about a farmer sheltering a
viper, which then kills him because that's just what it does. His kindness was pointless because
the nature of the beast is to do him harm, and therefore his effort is wasted by its inevitable
betrayal.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:55 No.2666447
Is this man our host, the man they call Ghost? I here he's a goddamn racist, a goddamn piece o'
crap
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)01:59 No.2666449
>>2666444
The one with the farmer plays a moral side. with the gentle farm trying to tame the beast.
Whoever, in the frog/turtle and the scorpion there's no moral allegory. The final line of the
scorpion implies there's no such thing as bad and good in this situation, he's a scorpion, so he
will use his poison, contrary to the farmer one that don't have anything about his intentions (he
also died), but about doing the only thing he knows, just like the frog was also doing
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)02:01 No.2666450
>>2666449
>contrary to the farmer one, the frog one don't have anything about his intentions*
fixed
>> [_] Anonymous 01/23/15(Fri)02:12 No.2666454
thanks for adding a shitty unfunny meme
