
Moongazer
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Did you know you can have a rock band play a live concert in the Miami Beach Surfcomber Hotel pool filled with beautiful Genetically American men and women in bathing suits while international supermodels dance on stage? I mean you can’t today because being in close proximity to a woman in a bathing suit is harassment and concerts are in abandoned factories clouded in marijuana smoke and music is about abandoning traditional family values and all your behavior is documented for social media and gatherings over 50% white are discouraged if not impossible due to the great replacement. But you used to be able to. A completely alien society existed just over a decade ago. We have footage of it and stories of it and somehow it still is completely unbelievable to look at. There are few vestiges left of the world that existed at MTV Spring Break 2003. You used to be able to turn on the tv and see a bunch of drunken white college kids united in the pursuit of dumb fun. You used to be able to see Carmen Electra in a bathing suit talk about the upcoming wet t-shirt contest. You used to be able to go months without seeing a homosexual. You used to be able to participate in this utopia. We are going to deport and arrest as many as it takes until our country looks like this again.
Moongazer1,025,946 views • 6 months ago

There’s no better example of what radical population replacement looks like than an old concert video. This is Glastonbury 2007. This crowd is unthinkable in modern England. Are the people in England today more or less English than the people in this crowd?
OkinawaMoongazer347,981 views • 6 months ago

My country does not look like this any more. “Mass deportations” is left wing to me at this point
Moongazer53,311 views • 3 months ago

My father in law is a musician. It is difficult to get his attention when we listen to rock because he’s lost in nostalgia for a world long gone. I asked him what it would cost to put on this concert today. I will never forget his answer… “We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.”
Moongazer44,650 views • 5 months ago

How it feels to be the funny guy with great taste in music and an incredible support network
Moongazer18,600 views • 2 months ago
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