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Dancing_Menreiki said:

Sometimes I wonder if people keep posting Mercuriika just to cause controversy, it always sparks discussions and every single time it's just very tiring.

Say what you will about the tiresome discussions, but at least it reliably gets racist users to unmask themselves.

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    Dancing_Menreiki said:

    Sometimes I wonder if people keep posting Mercuriika just to cause controversy, it always sparks discussions and every single time it's just very tiring.

    Definitely. This particular post is of middling quality at best, not to mention the misaligned eyes. It probably wouldn't have been approved if not for bias – a huge amount of genuinely good art gets buried every day, while this artist seems to have a team of babysitters.

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    This is some of the funniest shit I saw.

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    no racism but quite ironic being dark skinned nazi (maybe just alluding of arabic looking french nazi)

    Apparently he's partially Italian, so more like Mediterranean. The Romeo and Juliet movie nicely shows that Italians can be white-skinned and dark-skinned, and still be Italians.

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    FRien said:

    This is some of the funniest shit I saw.

    Apparently he's partially Italian, so more like Mediterranean. The Romeo and Juliet movie nicely shows that Italians can be white-skinned and dark-skinned, and still be Italians.

    He cooka da pizza in a nutshell

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    FRien said:

    This is some of the funniest shit I saw.

    Apparently he's partially Italian, so more like Mediterranean. The Romeo and Juliet movie nicely shows that Italians can be white-skinned and dark-skinned, and still be Italians.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_G7-opxBLQ

    True romance had funny scene about sicilians. Applies to a lot of mediterraen people, although scene uses racist language the point is not really false and most of southern italians don't want to acknowledge that part of history.

    A bit underrated movie, many of my favorite actors in it.

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    For those not in the know, in Final Fantasy VII (Playstation 1), for the very last battle against Sephiroth, your limit break gauge increases without having to do any attacks whatsoever (apparently powered by anger or something). Eventually it fills all the way and you do your limit break attack, which finishes off Sephiroth for good.

    Note: Omnislash is the Level 4 (ultimate) limit break for Cloud Strife.

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    Found a video that shows this exchange:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJw_Ds37lQ4&t=1115s

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