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Something exciting has been happening on /pol/ lately. A paradigm shift. A hearkening to an older time. Do you feel it too? In the wake of MAGA we're returning to a simpler, more primordial era of /pol/.
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>>543944450
We're jeeted now, there's no going back unfortunately
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>>543944450
Not really. It just feels dead now. And not in a less posters like how old/pol/ was, but just like a rotting corpse with a few maggots eating away at it, largely because of what >>543944524 said. Once the majority of the third world got internet access circa late 2010s, it was over. The internet in general is over now.

The best way I can describe what /pol/ feels like now is by telling you to go listen to Ravenholm ambient sounds. Desolation of a dead zombie filled town.
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/pol/ has always been an ocean of piss. Jews try to sic their bots onto us and slide threads. They cannot change the course of the board. We tried to warn them about the ocean of piss but they didn't listen.
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Nothing ever happens
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>>543944450
I never stopped hating niggers, in fact I hate them more now. But I hate trannies equally now. Wasn't even a thought before.



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