They just aired a DHS psa commercial that portrayed a ricemang as a human trafficker, mang.
This is amerikkka. Dont let em catch u slippin n shiet, mang
This is amerikkka. Dont let em catch u slippin n shiet, mang
Ethnics can't get a break in the west mang
Maine
Its amazing that we’re all either sexless eunuchs or yellow peril, nothing in between, no nuance whatsoever, mangEthnics can't get a break in the west mang
Ok
Just be a Triad drug/human trafficker to ascend and wealthmaxx theory.
Itd at least help against the sexless eunuch trope in gta v, mangJust be a Triad drug/human trafficker to ascend and wealthmaxx theory.
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I’m the most incelized rice ever
That title is rightfully mine, Chico
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Im more ricecel than u, Chico
is there a link to the vid?
I see...Good Going.
You’re probably more ricecel than me tho, Chico tbhngl. My condolences about that, mang
No vid, GrAY, i saw it on telavivision, mang
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I’m not Chico lol
Ok mang
That shits blown way outta proportion imo. Most of the whores that get into whoring do it because they were whores to begin with.
I don't like the fact that I went into massage whore houses but i did it anyways because I was very sexually frustrated. In Canada and EU, prostitution is legal. And in most of Asia, legal as well and even if its not, it BASICALLY is, if you know what I mean.
Only in America...
You ever wonder why there is so much racism in this country and why there are so many goddamn mass shootings in this goddamn country? It was built on guns, sexually repressed white anglo protestants, and now we have feminism and mass inceldom. Which added together at the present, means more and more immature testosterone ladened young men totally losing their shit and snapping. But most don't snap and just find copes, one of them being race nationalism of course.
South Korea and Hong Kong being the two major places in East Asia where there are a lot of whore houses.
www.safoundation.com
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Since prostitution is illegal, there are no official statistics on prostitution. However, according to surveys by civic organisations, there are over 300,000 establishments related to prostitution, in which the sale of sex takes a diversity of forms. 1.2 million women are believed to be involved in these establishments. This number constitutes 20 percent of all Korean women between the ages of 15-29.
Society’s View of Prostitution
Even though prostitution is illegal and punishable by law, police stations right next to red-light districts are clear evidence of the reality. Society sees prostitution as an unavoidable ‘necessary evil’. The background to this belief is complex. It includes the notion that prostitution is the ‘oldest profession’ in the world. Patriarchal values justify the existence of prostitution as a necessary relief mechanism for male sexual desires. Furthermore, there is the belief that without prostitution, sexual violence increases."
I don't like the fact that I went into massage whore houses but i did it anyways because I was very sexually frustrated. In Canada and EU, prostitution is legal. And in most of Asia, legal as well and even if its not, it BASICALLY is, if you know what I mean.
Only in America...
You ever wonder why there is so much racism in this country and why there are so many goddamn mass shootings in this goddamn country? It was built on guns, sexually repressed white anglo protestants, and now we have feminism and mass inceldom. Which added together at the present, means more and more immature testosterone ladened young men totally losing their shit and snapping. But most don't snap and just find copes, one of them being race nationalism of course.
South Korea and Hong Kong being the two major places in East Asia where there are a lot of whore houses.
South Korea - SA Foundation
www.safoundation.com
Since prostitution is illegal, there are no official statistics on prostitution. However, according to surveys by civic organisations, there are over 300,000 establishments related to prostitution, in which the sale of sex takes a diversity of forms. 1.2 million women are believed to be involved in these establishments. This number constitutes 20 percent of all Korean women between the ages of 15-29.
Society’s View of Prostitution
Even though prostitution is illegal and punishable by law, police stations right next to red-light districts are clear evidence of the reality. Society sees prostitution as an unavoidable ‘necessary evil’. The background to this belief is complex. It includes the notion that prostitution is the ‘oldest profession’ in the world. Patriarchal values justify the existence of prostitution as a necessary relief mechanism for male sexual desires. Furthermore, there is the belief that without prostitution, sexual violence increases."
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