Does this happen in your country?

does this happen in your country?

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Yes, except the tranny is a swarthoid looking creature more akin to the average mexican

So am I supposed to forget when we used to build nice cities?

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imagine the lack of privacy.

>we

Yes

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I don't get it.
Is the meme making fun of people who defend suburbs but hate apartments, or is it making fun of the opposite?

I think it is implying that both are tranny faggots, but the tranny who likes commie blocks is an even bigger faggot

Someone's son made this

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stop being poor

I don't get it
What's your point?

Too many words
But agree with the point overall

Im just shocked that someone wasted their time drawing that image

The original soyjak was a remarkably effective symbol with a clear meaning in its context, these are indecipherable floating signifiers to anyone but their creators' online subgroup.

>nooooo!!! not muh heccin memerino!!!

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>The original soyjak was a remarkably effective symbol with a clear meaning in its context, these are indecipherable floating signifiers to anyone but their creators' online subgroup.

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>this is what an American who hates Americans and America looks like
But Amerikkkans are fat, I weigh 60kilo

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ITT: America good Europe worse than Congo
Yes I've heard it before.

>I weigh 60kilo
how did you get out of the pit, manlet?

>The original soyjak was a remarkably effective symbol with a clear meaning in its context, these are indecipherable floating signifiers to anyone but their creators' online subgroup.

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I live in a commieblock, it's not that great but it's also not too bad

>The original soyjak was a remarkably effective symbol with a clear meaning in its context, these are indecipherable floating signifiers to anyone but their creators' online subgroup.

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You had that ready.

>The original soyjak was a remarkably effective symbol with a clear meaning in its context, these are indecipherable floating signifiers to anyone but their creators' online subgroup.

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