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'''Black Lives Splatter''' is the ultimate protester splattering simulator. The basic premise is to run over tons of [[BLM]] protestors and everyone else associated with that nigger hoard until you are allowed to move onto the next level. This computer game was in fact inspired by a [[Black Lives Matter#Black Lives Splatter|real-life version of this game]] where BLM protesters would run in front of highways and try not to get hit. Apart from emulating the most gratifying outcome of any hippie pinko protest, Black Lives Splatter also features [[Postal 2|witty commentary]] from [[Moon Man]], unlockable vehicles, different camera angles, a wide array of spine-tingling racist tunes to listen to by artists such as [[Johnny Rebel]], Negative XP, the illustrious Moon Man and a bunch of other nobodies, and even a [[VR]] mode so you can truly feel like you're stamping out all the low class freaks of society.
'''Black Lives Splatter''' is the ultimate protester splattering simulator. The basic premise is to run over tons of [[BLM]] protestors and everyone else associated with that nigger hoard until you are allowed to move onto the next level. This computer game was in fact inspired by a [[Black Lives Matter#Black Lives Splatter|real-life version of this game]] where BLM protesters would run in front of highways and try not to get hit. Apart from emulating the most gratifying outcome of any hippie pinko protest, Black Lives Splatter also features [[Postal 2|witty commentary]] from [[Moon Man]], unlockable vehicles, different camera angles, a wide array of spine-tingling racist tunes to listen to by artists such as [[Johnny Rebel]], [[Incelcore|Negative XP]], the illustrious Moon Man, Skrewdriver and a bunch of other nobodies, and even a [[VR]] mode is available so you can truly feel like you're stamping out all the low class freaks of society.


==Story==
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*[[Angry Goy II]]
*[[Angry Goy II]]
*[[Battle of Charlottesville]] - IRL version
*[[Battle of Charlottesville]] - IRL version
*[[Grand Theft Auto]]


==External Links==
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 16:43, 17 December 2024

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Black Lives Splatter is the ultimate protester splattering simulator. The basic premise is to run over tons of BLM protestors and everyone else associated with that nigger hoard until you are allowed to move onto the next level. This computer game was in fact inspired by a real-life version of this game where BLM protesters would run in front of highways and try not to get hit. Apart from emulating the most gratifying outcome of any hippie pinko protest, Black Lives Splatter also features witty commentary from Moon Man, unlockable vehicles, different camera angles, a wide array of spine-tingling racist tunes to listen to by artists such as Johnny Rebel, Negative XP, the illustrious Moon Man, Skrewdriver and a bunch of other nobodies, and even a VR mode is available so you can truly feel like you're stamping out all the low class freaks of society.

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