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I'm from Arizona is a quote spoken by the character Ronald in a scene from the 2017 video game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. The scene has been used online as to insult the people in the state of Arizona.

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In the game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus the main character William J. Blazkowizc inflates a Nazi base in Venus to audition for a movie by Nazi Germany's leader Adolf Hitler. He supposes that the actors read his book Mein Kampf when one of the actors called him "Mr. Hitler" instead of "Mein Fuhrer" and states that he is from Arizona. Angry from this and suspecting him of being a jew, Hitler shoots the actor dead with his Luger pistol.

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I'm from Arizona is a quote spoken by the character Ronald in a scene from the 2017 video game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. The scene has been used online as to insult the people in the state of Arizona.

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In the game Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus the main character William J. Blazkowizc inflates a Nazi base in Venus to audition for a movie by Nazi Germany's leader Adolf Hitler. He supposes that the actors read his book Mein Kampf when one of the actors called him "Mr. Hitler" instead of "Mein Fuhrer" and states that he is from Arizona. Angry from this and suspecting him of being a jew, Hitler shoots the actor dead with his Luger pistol.

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