White face. ginger hair. big red lips. Seems like they’re mocking redheads! Why is this not racist!!!
Why aren’t clowns considered racist?
Cameron Long
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Lucas Morris
Hnnng
Levi Ramirez
Because only blacks complain about nonsense shit.
Luis Collins
>slavshit known for degenerate women and porn business swoons over the oversexualized symbol of western culture
kill yourself
Ryan Davis
Jose Kelly
Because anti-racist is a code word for anti-white. Political Correctness IS a religion.
Mason Ross
>implying I can afford anything but a static IP adress
lmao kraut, good job buying Škoda btw
Michael Johnson
what
Don't lie, you are Czech.
Mason Ortiz
Caleb Diaz
Stop being so homo
Jacob Phillips
7/10 marriages end in divorce in the czech republic, youre gonna be in the 70 percent for sure faggot
Isaiah Davis
Because Iriwh were enslaved by Whites and not minorities. If you are a red head and feel oppressed, you're probably not but feel free to hate white people
David Sullivan
>Marrying in 2019
You must be dense, why would I want to give reins over my life to a woman for 26+ years?
Ayden Watson
If you dont marry and have kids, we need immigrants, lots of immigrants, retard
Oliver Walker
lol'd
Matthew Cox
Losers complain.
Brandon Williams
You can have kids without some shit paper.
Michael Bell
Clowns are LARPing as Nephilim. Who were cannibal ginger giants. That's why they wear stilts and oversized shoes, and Freemasons have clown troops and run children's hospitals. The Royal Order if Jesters etc.
Ryder Bailey
They're not mocking redheads they're a bunch of satanic Kike loving pedos pretending to be the Giants from before the flood.
Wendy = Wendigo btw, where's the beef? Human beef
Lucas Adams
Why isn't op considered catatonic?
Liam Lopez
Blacks are mortally terrified of clowns
Sebastian Perry
I gotta admit random Jow Forums user, this one is a bit to far into left field for even us
Ryder Hall
Eli Baker
I’d give her a double whopper.
Carson Edwards
>Etymology & Historical Origin - Wendy
The name Wendy has an interesting etymological history. It was actually coined by the playwright J.M. Barrie in his famous play, “Peter Pan.” The character Wendy was borne from a nickname (“fwendy”) used for Barrie by a child acquaintance. “Fwendy” means, simply: friend. The second meaning of the name Wendy (“fair-skinned, blessed”) dates before Barrie and likely comes from a pet name for Gwendolyn. These elements come from the Gaelic words “gwyn” (holy, white) and “dolen” (ring). Gwendolyn is a popular Welsh name.
Justin Wright
>muh dik