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white pigu go homu.

Why you steal japanese culture, nerds? People there think you're faggots

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FYuYkPgDkk

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Black pedophiles.

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http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3470352

March 01--A Southfield man who is facing child pornography charges after the FBI discovered lewd child porn comments on his Facebook page is free on bond, with a tether, and is prohibited from using the Internet -- for now at least.
Thaddeus McMichael, 21, made his initial appearance in federal court Wednesday after the FBI arrested him on child pornography charges.

The FBI had discovered several raunchy and explicit comments about kids and sex on McMichael's Facebook page, including statements that mocked disabled children who get molested, records show.

But it wasn't just his Facebook postings that got him into trouble, records show.

The FBI also found between 300 and 350 images and videos of child pornography in McMichael's electronic media sources, which were seized during a search of his Southfield home, records show.

The FBI tracked McMichael down after receiving a tip last June about a Facebook user who was "actively discussing child pornography" on the social networking site.

The Facebook postings were disclosed in court records in U.S. District Court, including one that read: "all cp isn't surprise sex, Sometimes the kids want it. Most of the time they NEED it." In another Facebook post, records show, the user wrote: "What if I adopt a little girl? I'm sure she wouldn't mind becoming my sex slave if I take her away from the orphanage."

Facebook records led the FBI to McMichael, who was confronted with the Facebook postings during an interview, records show.

McMichael told the FBI that the posts were just a joke, records show.

McMichael's court-appointed attorney could not be reached for comment.

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http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3470352

March 01--A Southfield man who is facing child pornography charges after the FBI discovered lewd child porn comments on his Facebook page is free on bond, with a tether, and is prohibited from using the Internet -- for now at least.
Thaddeus McMichael, 21, made his initial appearance in federal court Wednesday after the FBI arrested him on child pornography charges.

The FBI had discovered several raunchy and explicit comments about kids and sex on McMichael's Facebook page, including statements that mocked disabled children who get molested, records show.

But it wasn't just his Facebook postings that got him into trouble, records show.

The FBI also found between 300 and 350 images and videos of child pornography in McMichael's electronic media sources, which were seized during a search of his Southfield home, records show.

The FBI tracked McMichael down after receiving a tip last June about a Facebook user who was "actively discussing child pornography" on the social networking site.

The Facebook postings were disclosed in court records in U.S. District Court, including one that read: "all cp isn't surprise sex, Sometimes the kids want it. Most of the time they NEED it." In another Facebook post, records show, the user wrote: "What if I adopt a little girl? I'm sure she wouldn't mind becoming my sex slave if I take her away from the orphanage."

Facebook records led the FBI to McMichael, who was confronted with the Facebook postings during an interview, records show.

McMichael told the FBI that the posts were just a joke, records show.

McMichael's court-appointed attorney could not be reached for comment.

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