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June 12, 2026 at 12:28:06 AM
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hitler but with tits so his (or her cuz i dont judge) name would be titler. cuz of the tits. do u get it? it's kinda funny at first but not after the 1933-1945th time, you know? becaus he has (or she, they, it, etc. sorry) tits, you replace the hit in hitler with tit because they sound alike. that's how the joke was born. but again, it isn't really funny. cause a lot of people died in the holocaust. like probably 600 people. a lot of them were jews, but people tend to overlook the other minorities targeted. like polish people or f**ts. sorry i mean gay people. gay people were the second highest killed next to the jews. it's inmportant to stay educated on these topics so you can learn to be a better person and not laush 1946 times at a titler joke. cuz u know thats bad. i hope you learned something. live for titler. or don't, cause he's (or she, it, they, he , oh crap i already said that, etc. sorry) a nazi and killed a lot of people. including jews, but not only jews. also gay people and polish people but people don't really rwalize that. ok. have a great evening, heil titler
Replied on: June 12, 2026 at 5:08:28 PM
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