Vincent James' best video. When Critical Race Theory Leads to anti-White Violence.

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Not him. That's probably just some self deprecating reddit honky that masturbates to cuck porn.

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Los Angeles trans protests looked so weird

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The image of the future: defending children against overt creeps, most of which are like anti-natalist anyway-- so why would they care if kids in this generation get mentally fucked up from seeing their sausage natto?

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They are so open with it now too. I think paedophilia will soon be legal in california, scary stuff.

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Nattō is a traditional breakfast food in Japan, made from soybeans fermented with Bacillus subtilis var. natto. It's an acquired taste due to its powerful smell, strong flavour, and sticky, slimy texture. It's typically served with soy sauce, karashi mustard and Japanese bunching onion.Oct 31, 2018

Natto is one of the most amazing flavors out there, but you wouldn't expect that from the appearance and texture.

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The smell/texture combo is a little much for me, despite enjoying durian cookies and pickled eggs (which generally generate disgust from most other people I've talked to).

I mostly just used the insult because stinky soy beans. Fits.

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Not just stinky. Sticky/stringy, with gross fermented bacterial growth that looks horrific.

But I liked the flavor so much I have 13 pounds of a special soybean for natto, and an instant pot to make it in. :)