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https://youtu.be/6h9V1-DVE6o
can any kim living in america tell me if this video is real? the idea that they put pesticides in bread in america seems like an exaggeration

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)00:01:53 No.217200082

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)00:01:53 No.217200082

>>217199879
So that’s where the goyslop meme comes from, huh

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)00:32:01 No.217200385

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)00:32:01 No.217200385

>>217198324
i've been told porn addiction is common in japan

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)01:54:31 No.217201199

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)01:54:31 No.217201199

안녕하세요. 저는 수원에서 일하는 필리핀 사람이예요.

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)02:22:04 No.217201513

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)02:22:04 No.217201513

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Kim Bu Sik means "who is this dick" in Turkish

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)02:25:29 No.217201550

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)02:25:29 No.217201550

>>217201513
kim busik is one of the least popular figures in korean history so you can safely mock him without worry
>>217201199
have you noticed more foreign workers in suwon lately? my friend who lives there says so

Anonymous
11/30/25(Sun)03:15:14 No.217202147

Anonymous 11/30/25(Sun)03:15:14 No.217202147

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDneagagd5s

I found this commentary ironic. The claim is that tranimecels represent the culture of modern "alienated young men", when it's almost the opposite in reality. They seem to be the majority rather than the minority.