/sp/ - Football

Do you recognize the pattern?

>>23288
Looks badly montaged. Sorry friend

>>23288
She's been doubling down on anti-Zionism ever since the Jews blasphemed her octopus plushie.

>>23294
>Looks badly montaged
F
I have some hope.
>>23297
>She's been doubling down on anti-Zionism
Well, I'm sure she will be defunded and phased-out into oblivion now.

>>23303
>she will be defunded and phased-out into oblivion
That was going to happen anyway. She was only useful as long as she was a child.

>>23300
>after women entered the workforce
When was this, exactly?
Women have been working forever.

Safe and effective injections.

Boys are boys.

>>23316
Blessed Mr. Roger.

While the Romans seen the good of making long-lasting roads that everyone could use the Americans seen the profit of short lasting roads to constantly redo for guaranteed periodical paychecks.

>>23353
The Roman road hasn't had cars driving over it. Also, it's made of cobblestone and not asphalt+tar.
Cobblestone isn't suitable for highways though, which is why we don't use it for that.

>>23356
You're correct but the builders mindset stands. Roman built infrastructure to last.

>>23357
This is true. The Roman Empire was built on it's exquisite roads. Use of this technology and infrastructure is what enabled their empire to flourish.
However, Roman roads like the ones in the picture are still inadequate for modern infrastructure, and if they had to deal with constant highway traffic they would erode (assuming cars could drive on them at high speeds, which they couldn't), so it's a bit of a poor comparison to compare them to the tar+asphalt roads that make up American roads. American roads are smooth to accommodate highway traffic, they erode easily, but they're also easier to repair.

The actual thing that Romans had that we don't today isn't good architecture, but the mindset to understand the importance of building, maintaining and repairing roads, as well as the priority to do so even if it was expensive, because all of their power and prosperity was based on having good roads.

>>23358
> they erode easily, but they're also easier to repair.
IIRC, asphalt also has a high recycle & re-use rate too.

Goy Liberation.

Shame on the goyim.

We're almost there boys...trust the plan. /s

>>23353
>While the Romans seen the good of making long-lasting roads that everyone could use the Americans seen the profit of short lasting roads to constantly redo for guaranteed periodical paychecks.
Let's take a look at China. KEK
No matter how we look at it. Modern civil engineering is garbage.

We're is Rayleighh.

>>23410
She's smoking hot.

How did we get to Wokeism so quickly and easily?

>>23414
Jews and Muslims. The infestation inside and outside the body of the Anointed.
Those spirit beings who fuck around and are soon to find out.

Left side misses a key point, you don't do the work. He did it. It's done.
Everything is completed.
Get out of His way, have Him drive, steer, navigate, signal, wipe the windows, fill the gas, play the radio, do it all and enjoy the ride.
Because the ride never ends.
Wokeism has no power, has no freedom, has nothing good, it just words with no spirit.
It kills you. We know this.
It pretends like all Jewery that it fulfills where God resides inside.
Like communism, like Judaism, like Islam, like all those spawns vying to crawl into God's position inside of you.

God's in total control (((they))) literally asked for it they wanted those seeds, (((they))) wanted it sown, (((they))) wanted it reaped, (((they))) have to eat it or turn to God. Because they genuinely wanted and asked for it, they'll all eat the consequences of their actions.
If you're inside of Jesus, and God's in you just sit back. If He needs or desires you to be at the splash zone so be it. Ask if you want to be there or far away, He'll drive because there's the tasks He also picked up on your behalf so that too is done. It's all done.
Like a tool assisted speedrun all that's left is watching it go.
So listen to God's commentary as that cup of water given to the thirsty utterly demolishes the globohomo.

>>23416
>God's in total control
That's doubtful. By the Bible own words, the master of this world is satan. So, there is something off with the Christian narrative.
Do not take it as criticism but I thing your blind faith should be reviewed.

>>23417
>the master of this world is satan.
That misses the context.
God lent out a vineyard (Earth possibly the universe ect.) to some workers (satan and co) till its harvest time and when the property is turned over to His Son, God gets wine and fruits (for His best Son's wedding) they get their share and payment it'll all work just fine.
It would have been just fine, but then they staged a revolt. Instead of giving any wine or fruit, they'll just keep it all.
So God finds there's nothing being made or transported so He sends trusted fellows over to see what's going on and convince them to not do dumb stuff.
They really like being retarded and claim the vineyard as their own because they claim they can kill anyone God sends over. So they think they'll be untouchable and claim the vineyard forever.
So technically yes the vineyard's caretaker is satan, but more so is that it's God's vineyard who actually owns the whole plot, and the workers, and the everything else, and cares about the condition of who He sends over and the people still there.
God allows freewill because of who He is, the only decision is either to be a friend and heir or to be an abused slave to a worker that's about to be fired.
So God is in total control, and He's never not in total control. Satan and co say they'll only listen to force and trickery.
Game, Set, Match. God won they don't get just exactly how much God won and to what depth and extent. They're just trying to spoil the fruits and wine because they're so throughly defeated.
Would not recommend them for any future employment possibilities.

>>23419
sry, but I really don't like meme nr. 3. Like is this our version of a lefty meme? Why is it so wordy and self-congratulatory?

can't we just go back to, pictures of soldiers landing on normandy saying, "time to librate them jews. they gonna be so grateful."
or
Hitler laughing with: "I farted in that gas chamber"

>>23420
>but I really don't like meme nr. 3.
Kinda yeah. It is too verbose.

>>23420
>>23422
He's right. Leftoid-tier meme.

Not sure where I'd put these so, here you go