>DUDE I READ IN THE NEWS SOMEONE SOMEWHERE WAS MURDERED ONCE
>MIGHT AS WELL GIVE UP ON LIFE LMAO
DUDE I READ IN THE NEWS SOMEONE SOMEWHERE WAS MURDERED ONCE
Andrew Robinson
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Ryder Richardson
wat
Camden Parker
>and then I woke up
And I walked out of the theater.
Luis Butler
you're on your last brain cell
Jonathan Gutierrez
"At last, I have become no country for old men"
What were they thinking?
Caleb Morgan
He's lamenting the depravity of the modern world and wondering if his father felt the same way about the changes from his generation to the next. He may as well be talking about trannies and liberals at this point but your narrow mind can't grasp the ramifications of the theme as it's laid out
Owen Brown
Are you implying that brutal murderers and rapes were less frequent during the older generations?
Sebastian Cox
Is this the deepest movie of our time?
Ayden Ortiz
No, dumbass. The point is that all of violence is finding it's way into his tiny, one horse town.
John Sanchez
>Are you implying that brutal murderers and rapes were less frequent during the older generations?
Still retarded and still posting, wew. The changing of the guard is necessarily frustrating for most men. We typically don't like change, we don't like when the sons we raise turn out different from us, when the policies we supported are warped or rejected. Maybe as you age you'll get it.