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Artist: Domestic Problems
Canonical path: /domestic-problems/obviously-adopted
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Obviously Adopted
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Obviously Adopted
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You P.C. fucking faggot
You're trying to win an oscar for adoption
I hope your kids kill you and rape your wife
Amistad is the stupidest movie I've ever seen
[Chorus:]
Obviously adopted, obviously adopted, obviously adopted, fuck
you Spielberg [x2]
How coma all the black extras and slaves
Had names, but the white ones didn't
I fucking hate you and your gay movies
Amistad was an excuse to bully your way to an oscar
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