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>Tone and pacing feel nothing like Patlabor
>Every character besides Gotoh are pretty much non-existant
Why do people like this again?
>>13573297
>Tone and pacing feel nothing like Patlabor
Weird you say that when it's just a remake of episodes 5 and 6 of the OVA.2 DEEP 4 U OP?
>>13573297
Because Patlabor is shit and the movies are good because they are different.
>>13573297
>I can't understand this concept you humans refer to as "an opinion"
>>13573310
I was wondering why people have this opinion. I imagine it's something like what >>13573307 said. The movie wasn't terrible I just found it really dissapointing and out of place for Patlabor.
>>13573305
It's not even a good remake of 'The longest night of SV2'. The best way to describe the second movie is a political thriller with some patlabor added in. The same issue hit Wasted XIII, where it was a police noir with some patlabor added in, but it wasn't nearly as pretentious.
The series was the only good thing about Patlabor
>>13573297
Patlabor 2 is imho one of the best animated movies of all time that just happens to use Patlabor.
Shouldn't have been called Patlabor honestly, good otherwise. Animation at the very least is cum worthy.
>>13573367
And one more for the road.
Is this the one with the monster tits?
>>13573415
No, that was Wasted XIII.
>>13573382
Oh, holy shit, sauce!
What do you think Kanuka's pussy smells like? We already know that Noa's pussy is hairy, puffy and smells of cookies.
I love Early Days, the movies, The TV, and the New Files. It doesn't matter if the 2nd movie isn't "Patlabor" enough, it's still a great movie by itself. I think they're all great for what they are
>>13573297
It's about the characters from the later era of the manga. It may not be what you expected from the series/ova/first movie but it is faithful to the manga.
>>13574035
>>13574048
please use your context clues
>Taking /m/'s opinion on Patlabor seriously.
You do realize that this board is filled with TV fags right?
>>13574035
>>13574048
Hideaki Anno.
>>13574075
Patlabor is anime original, you dunce. The manga is the adaptation.
>>13574314
>Patlabor is anime original
Found the retard
>>13574314
The manga predates the anime OVA by 3 months. Its the same situation with Eva where the manga and the anime came out in the same timespan but the manga came earlier.
>>13574326
>Its the same situation with Eva where the anime was long planned out but the cross-promotion spin-off manga started releasing a few months earlier to build the hype.
Fixed.
>>13573297
I loved the Patlabor TV series, and Patlabor 2 definitely broke character with it--I found it more similar to Oshii's more melancholy works, like Jin-Roh, actually--but I still liked it. It might not have been as lighthearted as the other entries, but I found myself loving the visuals, the music, as well as some of the dialogue, particularly the bit about a 'false peace.'
>>13574332
>long planned
You do realize that goes for the manga right?
>>13574332
The manga was done by the original artist of the anime, it wasn't some cheap tie in to promote the anime. And who cares about how long it was planned for the manga came out first.
>>13573297
The animation, visuals, dialogue, acting and story are top notch and comes with a gravity you rarely see in anime let alone animation in general.It's a movie that stands out on its own from the rest of the franchise.
>>13574277
It's the reason why I don't take /m/'s opinions on GitS seriously, people here can't accept a quality work because its different especially when its an improvement over the source of material. In the case of Patlabor people here really just like the TV series flaws in all and it hasn't nothing to do with the quality of the works.
>>13574037
Every fucking thread
Reminder that TNG confirms Patlabor 2 is canon and Ota ended up in prison and Shinshi is an unemployed bum and Sakaki died and Goto and Nagumo vanished forever
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>>13574372
And the maintenance team has gurls now.
>>13574354
You seem oddly familiar
>>13574354
>it hasn't nothing to do
Nice, especially since that isn't even the worst part of your post
>>13573297
It became my favorite movie after a rewatch since i had covered early days and 1st movie this time.
Yup , i was a fool back year ago and got duped by a pretencious anime fag
>>13573297
>it's not what I expected
>therefore it's bad
It has a pretty different appeal than the series but that doesn't mean you can't like both.
>>13573297
Pretty boring film.
A stupid political (?) film without Alphonse.
>>13574372
On the upside, Noa and Asuma got a happy ending.
>>13575056
>can't prove a point
>better make fun of grammar
It's 2015 and people still do this shit. If you can't make an argument then why don't you shut the fuck up instead of embarrassing yourself even further
>>13580259
If you can't even master basic punctuation and grammar why should people take your half baked arguments seriously? And I say this as someone who would happily suck Oshii's dick given the chance, you're just a cunt.
>>13580243
that's a mistranslation
>>13580297
And you're still embarrassing yourself.
>>13580297
Love how you're calling his argument half backed over a simple error without actually proving a point.
>>13580339
I don't take three posts to remember third grade English, I'm doing okay.
>>13580345
What argument? Oshii makes things better than the source material because I like the movie better than the manga? Nobody on /m/ agrees with my opinions so I'll be a whiny bitch about it? /m/ likes Patlabor TV which has flaws which I won't bother to address or even describe, why can't they be more like me? Not much of an argument. "Stop disliking things I like" would sum his argument up. Patlabor 2's my favorite thing in the franchise next to the second OVA but if that's the best he can offer, no wonder people call fans of it pretentious pseudo-intellectuals. They do have a point, those tasteless first OVA worshipping, Kanuka waifu-ing faggots.
>>13580388
But you do become a Grammar Nazi when backed into a corner, not sure if you're aware of how childish you're being.
>Oshii makes things better than the source material because I like the movie better than the manga?
Was never my argument.
> Nobody on /m/ agrees with my opinions so I'll be a whiny bitch about it?
Calling it like it is makes me a whinny bitch especially when this thread is enough evidence to support that the only reason the 2nd movie is hated here because NAH MUH PATLABOR?
>/m/ likes Patlabor TV which has flaws which I won't bother to address or even describe
Ironic coming from the person resorting to grammar nazism instead of making an argument.
So on top of not giving forth a proper rebuttal you made a strawman as a case against my claim. Inspiring.
>>13574354
You sound like the guy who shitposts every Getter thread by saying the manga is nothing special and the anime are legit substitutes. Wonder if it's just a coincidence.
>>13573352
>The same issue hit Wasted XIII, where it was a police noir with some patlabor added in
Funny you should say that because originally it wasnt intended to be a patlabor movie - it was based on a standalone story called " waste product 13"
>>13582329
There's very few people who will defend the GitS manga nowadays and those that do are horse porn fags.
>>13573297
I was under the impression that Oshii Political Thriller guest starring Patlabor was one of the least well received installments in the whole series. If the general consensus is that the second movie is as good as the first then that's news to me.
>>13584640
and you'd be right.
the general consensus is that patlabor 2 had huge pacing problem and it was little more than oshii jizzing out set pieces after set pieces laced with his own brand of condescending philosophical babbling.
it wasn't just a bad patlabor movie, it was also a pretty awful political thriller that it strive to be. and the beginning of oshii's herp derp i'm so much deeper than you philo-babbling directing style.
>>13584640
>>13584712
>I was under the impression that Oshii Political Thriller guest starring Patlabor was one of the least well received installments in the whole series
/m/ really is oblivious to the real world I see.
>>13584640
On the contrary its the most well-received installment in the franchise and one of Oshii's most celebrated works next to Ghost in the Shell. The first movie is largely fluff much like the TV series. I guess when it comes to critically acclaimed works like Patlabor /m/ just can't help be be contrarian.
>>13574390
>No Turtle
>No Life
>>13584712
>it was little more than oshii jizzing out set pieces after set pieces laced with his own brand of condescending philosophical babbling
So, Oshii.
>>13584640
If you mean "of the two movies", sure.
People who actually liked P2 are generally easily impressed by anything that pretends to be more than it really is. For most people, once the whole "Wow, this animu is just like those Hollywood political thriller movie! it's so cool! It's so grown up!" factor wore off, it became painfully obvious how mediocre it was. If it wasn't an anime and without the gimmicks of mechas, it would barely be good enough as a made for TV movie.
I thought no one likes 2. It's supposed to be the odd one out right?
>>13584894
but at the same it tells you the depth of the writers/directors in the industry doesn't it? By measure of the industry P2 is still considered pretty mature with Oshii's considered to be one of the more "thoughtful" persona in the industry and yet when you scratch the surface of his work you see it being rather pedestrian, then again I doubt if someone is actually a good writer/director they'd be doing anime.
>>13573297
>Tone and pacing feel nothing like Patlabor
Different doesn't mean bad.
>Every character besides Gotoh are pretty much non-existant
But Gotoh himself is great.
And that's not to mention the great visual direction, interesting social commentary, and fantastic OST.
People need to stop being divisive faggots and learn to love Patlabor as a whole.
>>13584942
>I doubt if someone is actually a good writer/director they'd be doing anime.
You're vastly underestimating the value of anime and the talent of people who work in it. There have been plenty of excellent directors in the industry that push the medium forward in ways you couldn't do in traditional live action film.
>>13584934
As said before, 2 is a great film starring the Patlabor cast.
But it's kinda a shitty Patlabor film, or more accurately it's not the kind of film one wants Patlabor to be; Oshii getting up on his GROW UP YOU OTAKU SCUM soapbox is a bit bitter for the otherwise kinda upbeat franchise.
Also not enough ERA gear scenes for the Ingrams.
>>13585890
>GROW UP YOU OTAKU SCUM soapbox
Isn't it more of an anti-SDF soapbox?
>>13585895
Maybe it was "GROW UP JAPANESE PEOPLE" and Sky Crawlers was the one that focused on calling out otaku.
Yeah probably that, especially after remembering the prologue events and how that was pretty much Japan trying to be super idealistic and naive and a lot of cynical types in Japan would consider that to be immature behavior on the nation's part.
I tend to pigeonhole Oshii as the guy who yells at people for having a bad outlook on life, with TNG being him yelling for people to not be excessively jaded or something.
>>13585890
the pacing was shit, the writing was mediocre, and it was poorly directed. if it wasn't for the gimmick of being a patlabor anime movie there would've been absolutely zero redeeming value.
any half decent director knows by heart that long ass monologue that serves no purpose in advancing the plot, but just to play in the background to some nonessential scenery setpieces is like a huge no-no. and patlabor 2 has no shortage of that bullshit. in fact it more or less became oshii's signature style ever since.
>>13586354
>poorly directed
I really don't see how someone can think this.
At the very least the shot composition is amazing, and though the film is preachy as hell Oshii still knows how to convey ideas through imagery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmlwhaEEgE
>>13589029
>does not know what constitute as good direction.
Cinematography is only one small part of overall movie direction.
I love how the complaint against it is always "poorly directed", because it's something so vague and undefined that nobody can point out how fucking retarded it is.
Just accept that you found the movie boring because you're a mouthbreather with ADD and move on.
>>13590747
you're the one with ADD if you're that easily impressed by mediocrity
Fucking fanboys...
>>13586354
>any half decent director knows by heart that long ass monologue that serves no purpose in advancing the plot, but just to play in the background to some nonessential scenery setpieces is like a huge no-no
Spoken like a true pleb. Have you even seen any art films?
>>13586354
>Decent amount of high quality lewd of Shinobu
>Virtually none of Noa
I'm not saying I want it, it's just surprising.
>>13591978
Noa is too pure
>>13592017
Sure. Let's go with that.
>>13592017
Never stopped anybody before.
>>13591785
>art films
>good
spoken like a true hipstertard.
>>13574314
>>13574332
The manga also ran a long time after the OVA and introduced new characters who then appeared in Patlabor 2.
This ain't rocket surgery, guys.
All of Patlabor was part of a coordinated project. Episode 1 of OVA1 came out slightly before the manga, but it would be inaccurate to describe any part of it as the source material or original. Worth noting that TV is a loose adaption of the manga though. Very, very loose.
>>13586354
May I help you there, Shinobu Taisa?
>>13573297 (OP)
Well, I liked it for not being Sky crawlers and GITS Innocenc
Where can I Download the OVA's? BakaBT is not an option.
>>13594282
AB. Although I don't know why BakaBT isn't an option since they are up there.
>>13574056
Seconded, it's all good stuff. I understand Patlabor 2 feels completely different but it caps off the entire story for all intents and purposes, so I appreciate the somber tone. As far as an Oshii movie, I think it's one of his most watchable if not his best.
>>13585890
It was less insulting the audience and seemed more him speaking through the characters, specifically when Noa was like "No thanks, I'm done."
How much better is the original series to the trilogy moviess? Not trolling, I've only watched these movies and thought they were pretty but boring.
I like stuff like Votoms and Dougram.
>>13574372
No, Goto vanished forever.
Nagumo decided to join up and help refugees in the Middle East... Hopefully she won't get beheaded by ISIS
>>13580318
Then point me to a more accurate one.
>>13601877
>I like stuff like Votoms and Dougram
Why do you think those two shows are somehow related to Patlabor? Because they are all within the 'real robot' genre?
>>13603915
because I usually see the three mentioned together, pardon my ignorance
Chapter 5
Out of Standard
Part 6
Noa: I'll never accept it!
Goto: Oh my.
Noa: Don't you 'oh my' me!
Noa: The Ingram is perfect!
Noa: And I don't believe we'll face another Type 7 ever again
Goto: Hm.
Noa: Why do we have to switch to a new model anyways....
Noa: What was the point of me and Oota-san raising our Ingrams so painstakingly!?
Asuma: Whoa, hold it.
Asuma: Please don't look at me with such resentful eyes Captain.
Goto: Well, it's not as if Izumi is being completely unreasonable.
Goto: It's natural that we'd solicit the opinions of our pilots.
*Creek*
Noa: That's right!
Goto: I'll pass word up top then. It's not as if it's been decided...
Noa: Huh?
Noa: Oh, so it hasn't been decided then.
Asuma: That's what I said!
Asuma: I only said that it was a 'possibility', damn it!
Goto: Just what are you going to do if it's been decided though?
Goto: What if you're ordered to use the new model though, are you going barge in to protest like you did just now?
Also please, note, these are completely unedited translated. I just had them on my desk top for the last three years. I just never had manga available to me to post with the dialogue I had translated previously
Noa: I have a duty to disobey unreasonable orde-...
Asuma: Of course not!
Asuma: If it's an order, naturally we'll obey it!!
Goto: I see.
Noa: Wha-....
Noa: What are you doing!
Asuma: You'll obey orders right!?
*swf*
*Pat*
Goto: You definitely should maintain that public stance of yours.
Goto: Because right behind you, there's a real scary old lady.
*Glare*
Noa: Yes sir...
>>13573303
Bingo!!!
And that's it... I had more translations, but I don't have them anymore. It was an interesting exercise when I was practicing japanese years ago.
>>13601877
Why would you watch the movies on their own? You know, the movies that are all sequels to the OVA?
>>13605895
>Socks and sandals
Jesus christ Asuma is an asshole
>>13605902
I can't help but see potential here...
>>13607153
Potential for what, anon?
>>13573297
Because the only good thing that Oshii has ever done is the GitS adaption but people praise him anyway because of his pseudophilosophical horsehit.
>>13607153
What potential?
>>13607251
uh, pretty sure Angel's Egg was better and less pseudophilosophical
>>13573297
Asuma: You moron.
Asuma: It's because we barrelled on ahead without stopping to listen to the whole story this happened...
Noa: I told you already!
Noa: I won't accept something I'm not convinced of.
Asuma: So you're... not convinced?
Noa: That's right.
Noa: You've seen the abilities of our Ingrams, haven't you Asuma!?
Asuma: ... yeah.
Noa: There, you see!
I've started to translate a page or two more. It's so much easier to read years later. My japanese has gotten better
Noa: Why do we need to suddenly replace such a wonderfully designed Labor with something else!?
Sign: Women's Changing Room
Sign: Please Knoc-
Asuma: The Ingrams way too expensive, that's why.
*kchk*
Noa: It's performance is amazing!
Noa: And besides, does that cheaper/bargain version even match performance-wise at all?
Asuma: Well one Ingram costs the equivalent of ten units of it...
Asuma: So it probably can't even compare to an Ingram.
Noa: That's it, that just it!
Noa: We're in age where the Brocken (Type 7) can get deployed!
Noa: If we have a modern labor with terrible performance to face something like that, just what will be able to do at all!?
Asuma: But we'd have one more extra Division.
Sign: Men's Cha-
Noa: So we're going to beat them with numbers?
Asuma: They probably reasoned that rather than have one expensive unit handle multiple crimes, it's more logical that they'd have lots of cheap units deployed instead.
I'll try translating another bunch of pages next day or something.
>>13610430
Please do so.
I saw this in the Prince Charles Cinema in London's Chinatown when it had it's UK premier, not as glamorous as when the first Patlabor movie was shown at the Empire, man, what a night that was!
My only exposure to the series was that first movie; I knew a comic buyer who had major tape trading connections, but was watching so many other series, and had a normie social life so didn't have time to dig into the fan vhs bootlegs of the time. I really enjoyed the film for what it was, but for sure, you had to be in the mood to watch it, several of the local Chinese restaurant/store staff who would pop in to watch most any movie there as it was something like £1.50 a ticket fell asleep. I saw a few TV eps which were re-running when I lived in Japan, but it was too late to watch on a regular basis and our local GEO didn't have them available,but would like to give that a try one day.
I haven't visited /m/ for something like 5-7 years, wow, it actually looks like it's become a helpful and interesting board again. Apologies for the blog.
>>13610400
Since when was Noa brown?
>>13610400
>Noa
>brown
>panties
3lewd5me
>>13610966
But there's nothing lewd about Noa.
>>13610796
That's pretty cool! It must have been an experience to see it in the theater. I only watched it for the first time fairly recently myself, at home with a DVD of it.
>>13573297
Because the liked its pretentious and ponderous noir mood & atmosphere
Asuma: If the Police can spread around units into other Prefectures, they'd be able to cover a greater area more efficiently.
Noa: Hmph.
Sign: (too small to read)
Noa: If they're going to deploy lots of cheapo Labors,
Noa: Then I hope they get busted up when a Type 7 appears!
Asuma: You keep going on about it being cheap but,
Sign: Smoking Area: It's forbidden to smoke in the Captain Offices and Main Office. Please smoke here only. Division 1 Captain Nagumo Shinobu.
Asuma: I heard it'll be using the same software as the Ingram, so I don't think there'll be too much of a difference performance wise.
Noa: Asuma, don't tell me you agree with them on this!?
Asuma: Well, I am of the opinion we need more units deployed.
Box: Kerosene
Noa: Hey, Asuma...
Noa: You know, I think this'll make lots of money for your family's business.
Asuma: My family's business has got nothing to do with me!
Oota: I don't agree with Shinohara at all!
Oota: Those Labors don't fill me any confidence, not one bit!
Noa: Oota-san!
>>13614183
Ah crap, I mistranslated.
I meant to put in
"Having more units don't fill me..."
>>13614194
That's lewd.
>>13619825
>Oota: Having more units don't fill me with more confidence, not one bit!
This particular one was a bit hard to translate.
Oota: We're public servants!
Oota: We've been provided with the latest models bought with tax money from the citizenry. They might be old worn out models but it's our duty to use them until they're completely run into the ground!!
Oota: If they won't work, we'll hit'em to make work.
Noa: Um, Oota-san...
Noa: Even though you say they're old and worn out, we've only used them for one year....
Oota: We might have only been using them for only one year, but when we used them they were already hand me downs from others.
Noa: Just what is 'hand me down' on the Ingram?
Oota: Ah?
Oota: You're not talking about the heaters?
Asuma: Get lost, you idiot!
Oota: What did you say to me punk! I'll teach you the proper way to address your seniors!! Step outside!!
Sakaki: Hey, someone.
Sakaki: What happened to the stove that was left here?
Engineer 1: Ah, Officer Oota carried it off somewhere.
Engineer 2: Doesn't that mean, he's a thief?
Goto: With an expansion of Divisions, we'll be able to respond to emergency calls, however....
Sign: Captain Office
Goto: .... how.... ever...
*click click*
Goto: Now then...
>>13620059
You know, I'm pretty sure that Asuma technically has a higher rank than Ota. You'd think he'd respect it given how much he loves that sort of crap.
>>13573297
Just watch the first movie.
It is a masterpiece and encapsulates the OVA.
>>13584712
Actually I rather have 2deep4you philosopher quoting anime than the fucking TRASH that comes out these days.
It is like all anime today is made for 14 year olds. All you need is some generic (half)naked highschool girls doing cute things and some stupid memes.
I just feel embarrassed and depressed checking out /a these days.
>>13621323
Actually, I'm sure they're all the same rank. It's just that they have different positions.
Also Oota has been an officer longer than Asuma I assume. So there is seniority rights that Oota could technically assert.
In the end though, why Oota is a pilot when Asuma appears to be better than him is a huge mystery. You'd think they'd force Oota to be a driver.
>>13621431
Just watch 2nd movie.
Goto: I'd like to hear the esteemed opinion of my fellow Captain on this matter.
Nagumo: I'd like to keep the AV 98 Ingram as a frontline unit just in case...
Nagumo: Is that what you want to hear from me?
Goto: Ah, so you did understand my drift.
Nagumo: If you submit your opinions to them, it'll only serve to irritate them.
Goto: Nothing I can do with that.
Goto: Besides, I just let the morale of my subordinates drop while they're on the job.
Goto: When it's time look to blame, I'll be the one who'll suffer
Goto: Rather than endure that later, I'd rather let them get it their minor complaints off their chest now
*click click*
Goto: And so, what can I do for you Kumagami?
Kumagami: After hearing that, I've got nothing more to say.
Kumagami: I believe that Captain (Assistant Inspector) Nagumo would agree to using the new units and adding new divisions without reserve...
Nagumo: I want to agree to it, but when you're on the actual scene of a crime, you tend to tell if the tool is outstanding. (badtranslation)
Goto: In other words,
Goto: You don't trust the economy more than the Ingram, right?
Nagumo: Based on the specs on paper... they're supposedly not bad.
Nagumo: But until I see the actual thing in action, I'm withholding my opinion.
*flap*
Goto: I think we'll be able to see it in action in two months.
>>13623631
mistranslation.
Goto: I think we'll be able to see it in action in February.
Noa: When it becomes February?
Asuma: They say this is the last year they're going to be using Harumi for it.
Asuma: But they always hold it every year, right?
Asuma: The National Labor Show.
Sign: All Japan Foreign Cuisine Restaurant Fair.
Asuma: If they're serious about selling the Economy Labor, then they'll want to show itoff.
Utsumi: The site of the National Labor Show. Don't you think it'll serve as an excellent stage for our Griffons performance, Kurosaki-kun?
Kurosaki: Chief....!!
Kurosaki: If the Managing Director overheard what you just said again...
And we're done Chapter 5, Out of Standard part 6 of Patlabor Volume 4.
Next chapter shows our favorite Labor squad at the National Labor Show where they run into two familiar faces.
>>13621545
It would probably be clearer if they didn't insist on calling the roles 'forward' and 'backup', when in practice there's some implication of seniority of the 'backup' over the pilot.
>>13623658
Thank you for this, anon.
>>13627393
No prob, but really the build up to the Griffon vs Economy Ingram is like two chapters away. Basically we see Utsumi (ie richard wong) trying to make sure Kumagami doesn't see him and recognize him
Final chapter though, Kumagami runs into him. And Utsumi's bodyguard ends up actually shooting her as they reel away in their getaway car. Utsumi is pretty upset that Kumagami got hurt and calls off the Griffon.
>>13627909
Alright, so it's pretty much the same as the Patlabor TV version then.
>>13627916
Pretty much.
>>13627916
Oh yeah, and we get see some pretty interesting reaction images when they see the Griffon fly away.
>>13574372
>Reminder that TNG confirms Patlabor 2 is canon
Not necessarily bad on its own.
>Ota ended up in prison
Fucking bullshit!
>Shinshi is an unemployed bum
After being hired by the goddamn Ministry of Internal Affairs or whatever? Bullshit!
>Sakaki died
He was old.
>Goto and Nagumo vanished forever
BULLSHIT!
>>13603666
>Nagumo decided to join up and help refugees in the Middle East... Hopefully she won't get beheaded by ISIS
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
>>13574013
Post these tits
>>13628972
I must admit, Captain Nagumo has some serious balls and FOR GREAT JUSTICE spirit to go off to the UN and help refugees.
>>13621545
>Also Oota has been an officer longer than Asuma I assume.
Weren't all of them fresh out of police academy?
>>13633437
Only Noa is straight out of it and even that's only in the manga (maybe OVA1, don't think they ever specified).
>>13610796
>wow, it actually looks like it's become a helpful and interesting board again.
There has been too many rampant shitposting though for a year or two. Don't know why, probably some trolls has found the secret that is how easy to bait people on /m/.
>>13629806
>help refugees
>Justice
They brought this upon themselves. They don't need any government welfare.
>>13627925
Jesus fuck Bud is such a shitter.
>>13586354
I think that might be legitimately too lewd for this board.
