Robert Moore
July 11th, 2011, 08:53 AM
If you like to hunt and fish, it's the Sportsman's Paradise, and when it comes to food, you can't beat our cajun cooking.
Aside from that, we don't call it Lousyana for no reason... It's hot as hell here most of the year, full of poisonous snakes, alligators, and disease-carrying mosquitoes, not to mention millions of drug-addicted, HIV-infected welfare niggers and illegal mexcriment.
We're known for rampant corruption at every level of State and local government, and we have one of the worst public education systems in the country. The last fortune 500 company left here years ago, citing the "lack of a trainable workforce" as the reason. Did I mention we have millions of niggers?
Even though the Mississippi river corridor is home to a plethora of industrial and petrochemical plants, our economy is in terrible shape and getting worse. We also have one of the highest cancer rates in the nation, but we're told it has nothing to do with all the exhaust plumes and funny smells coming from those plants.
We're top the list for bad things, and consistently rank at the bottom of the lists of good things. We've been accused of being "the most racist state in the nation" and called "one of the worst places in the world to live" according to some liberal New York jew, with Mississippi being our only competition for these coveted awards.
The only explanation I can come up with is that maybe it has something to do with the fact we have so many niggers, and that it's impossible to live and work around them without naturally learning to hate them...
This might also explain why over a million Whites here voted for David Duke for governor when he ran a few years back. Of course, the run-off election was thrown by the jews, who simply stuffed the ballot boxes from the public housing projects and cemeteries in N'Awlins.
At least we have decent gun laws. Lousyana is an open carry state and has CCW reciprocity with most other states. We even have a "shoot the carjacker" law. Might have something to do with the fact we have millions of niggers here, or did I mention that already?
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Robert
Aside from that, we don't call it Lousyana for no reason... It's hot as hell here most of the year, full of poisonous snakes, alligators, and disease-carrying mosquitoes, not to mention millions of drug-addicted, HIV-infected welfare niggers and illegal mexcriment.
We're known for rampant corruption at every level of State and local government, and we have one of the worst public education systems in the country. The last fortune 500 company left here years ago, citing the "lack of a trainable workforce" as the reason. Did I mention we have millions of niggers?
Even though the Mississippi river corridor is home to a plethora of industrial and petrochemical plants, our economy is in terrible shape and getting worse. We also have one of the highest cancer rates in the nation, but we're told it has nothing to do with all the exhaust plumes and funny smells coming from those plants.
We're top the list for bad things, and consistently rank at the bottom of the lists of good things. We've been accused of being "the most racist state in the nation" and called "one of the worst places in the world to live" according to some liberal New York jew, with Mississippi being our only competition for these coveted awards.
The only explanation I can come up with is that maybe it has something to do with the fact we have so many niggers, and that it's impossible to live and work around them without naturally learning to hate them...
This might also explain why over a million Whites here voted for David Duke for governor when he ran a few years back. Of course, the run-off election was thrown by the jews, who simply stuffed the ballot boxes from the public housing projects and cemeteries in N'Awlins.
At least we have decent gun laws. Lousyana is an open carry state and has CCW reciprocity with most other states. We even have a "shoot the carjacker" law. Might have something to do with the fact we have millions of niggers here, or did I mention that already?
14Words
Robert