Stupid, illiterate, nazi subhuman scum bags also known as "Germans"; "Scum"; "nazis" "Jerry's" or "filth"
Krauts are responsible for almost every single evil crime in the world, including the murders of 60m innocent people in Europe.
Krauts are the most ugly, most stupid, most evil people in the world who are, in simple terms, illiterate rats who are all sad, lonely, pathetic excuses for human beings who are unable to be human.
Krauts are responsible for almost every single evil crime in the world, including the murders of 60m innocent people in Europe.
Krauts are the most ugly, most stupid, most evil people in the world who are, in simple terms, illiterate rats who are all sad, lonely, pathetic excuses for human beings who are unable to be human.
Hey.
Hey. How are you?
I'm good thanks, just a little bit depressed after reading up on world war two.
Yeah, those krauts have really lived up to their evil name. Stupid, evil subhuman scum.
Hey. How are you?
I'm good thanks, just a little bit depressed after reading up on world war two.
Yeah, those krauts have really lived up to their evil name. Stupid, evil subhuman scum.
by ajjcj August 17, 2010
by Gumba Gumba April 12, 2004
Kraut is a slang word which is used to describe a Person of german ethnicity which was originally used during world war 1 and 2 directed towards German soldiers
by The illusive trench bush December 19, 2019
People who are German or have German heritage. It comes from the Germans eating a German dish called sauerkraut (which is spoiled cabbage).
Calling a German a kraut because they eat sauerkraut, is like calling a Mexican a beaner because they eat beans.
Calling a German a kraut because they eat sauerkraut, is like calling a Mexican a beaner because they eat beans.
by goXrockXyourself May 08, 2006
A derrogatory slander which the Allied forces used to refer to German military units in World War II. This term comes from the German dish sour-kraut.
by Mark Arrington May 03, 2006
by Gumba Gumba March 01, 2004
Any person born in germany or a perosn with any german heritage. The term came about during World War Two because in combat with german soldiers, American soldiers complained about the Germans pungent stench of sauerkraut.
by Bad ass Mother November 18, 2005