Washington Post Calls "Lion King" a "White Supremacist" Move

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Washington Post Calls "Lion King" a "White Supremacist" Move

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Tuesday, July 16, 2019 - 09:40.

The Washington (com) Post has declared the movie, The Lion King, a "white supremacist" movie. This outrageous charge was levied by WAPO despite the fact that many of the voiceovers came from black people! Here is the complete story behind this Liberal Lunacy from a paper that is owned by Amazon and controlled by the CIA.

Lets' face it. Everything…

Ronn Szoltesz Tue, 07/16/2019 - 11:05

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Lets' face it. Everything that happens in the world, that is bad is white people's fault. Did these bottom feeders ever have mindful parents, or parents that said "No" to them? It is hard to grasp that there is a whole coterie of people out there who have lost all there common sense and friggin minds. Goes to show you liberalism is definitely a mental disease. I think these inmates are running the asylum these days and all the TV addicts believe in this sick, perverted, and demented mindset. Time to get them some real help. This country is going insane and is run by inept, ignorant, closed minded, and very stupid people, who have lived off their trust funds too long. Enuf said, you know the rollcall.

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