Whoa, Be Careful There – That Slope Looks Slippery: Actor was Asked to Jack-Off a Dog for New Film

August 5th, 2017

Awake Goy

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 5, 2017

The slippery slope, yeah, uh… it’s uh… it’s a logical fallacy.

Just not real.

No way in hell embracing homosexuality is going to lead to pedophilia or sex with animals.

We promise.

Daily Star:

Actors are often asked to go above and beyond for a film role.

However, Robert Pattinson got the mother of all requests on his latest film.

The Twilight star, who used to date Kristen Stewart, told US TV host Jimmy Kimmel that he was asked to “pleasure a dog” for his latest film Good Time.

R-Patz, 31, plays a New York criminal fighting to save his little brother in one night of chaos in the highly-anticipated film.

Rob told Jimmy that his character in the film, Corey, has an affinity with dogs as he thinks he was one in a previous life.

He said: “He thinks he has control over animals and stuff.

“There’s this one scene we shot where basically a drug dealer bursts in to the room and I was sleeping with the dog and basically giving the dog a hand job.”

Pattinson said the director told him on set to “just do it for real man, don’t be a p***y.”

However, the star, who is now with singer FKA Twigs, said he refused to perform the sex act in real life.

In the end, a fake dog penis was used instead.

Pattinson is enough of a cuck that even as the idol of the Twilight series, who I guarantee you has a lot of options, is dating a negress.

Not even a sort of human looking one. Like a full-on weird Troma Films-tier mutant.

But jacking off a dog was too much for him even.

So who was the director who asked him to do it?

Well, it was one of the Safdie Brothers.

You can draw your own conclusions about that.

But yeah they’re obviously Jewish though.

Not gonna leave you hanging there.

Here’s the film’s trailer.

They previously made this.

I do not think this material presents a good message for the youth. But they are selling this as the edgy, hipster material. Where it’s at.

I can guarantee you walk out of these movies feeling like complete shit. Like your soul has been drained. You can get that from the trailers. This dirty, grimy feeling. Being able to produce that feeling is considered an artistic achievement.

And I suppose it is. An artistic achievement. I’m not sure we can deny them that.

They are sort of a new version of the Jew Harmony Korine, who ruined my childhood innocence (along with that of most of our millennial readers, I’d wager) with Kids and Gummo.

So it’s fitting they’d be the edgy one’s to introduce the concept of bestiality to the mainstream narrative. Because that is what this does, you know. This news bit gets the idea into people’s heads. That is the point of the whole thing.

The bit on the Jimmy Kimmel show was pre-planned. He said “tell us about this dog.” That was presumably planned with the directors, directly. Or perhaps one of the Jew producers. Whatever.

Jimmy, the Italian shabbos, laughed on cue.