• Floating shapes: this man js a nazis and is bard, spoony even: This could be a nonsensical statement or a misspelled critique of someone being called a Nazi, using internet slang or meme language.

• Liberal Khive: you need to worship kanaka haris immediately: This seems to mock the perceived uncritical support of Kamala Harris by some liberal groups, possibly referring to her supporters as the "K-Hive."

• The nation of islan: yakub did it to megan marke: This might be referencing conspiracy theories or myths such as those surrounding the Nation of Islam regarding Yakub, alongside a mention of Meghan Markle, possibly implying she's a victim of such conspiracies.

• Jokerfied gamers: women in my video games are truly the among us of transgenders in sports: This sentence mocks a certain type of gamer who is resistant to diversity in video games, comparing the inclusion of women in video games to transgender athletes in sports, with a reference to the game "Among Us."

• Israel: racism 2: Likely a critique of Israel's policies, implying a sequel to an original "racism," perhaps in reference to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

• United states: super transphobia toyota sienna 2005 version (with the new dash) ((precursor to suburban assault vehicles like the ford f2100 or w/e it's called)) (((woke)): This statement seems to conflate several unrelated topics: transphobia in the United States, a specific model of a Toyota car, and large "assault" vehicles, possibly mocking how some discussions on the internet can mix unrelated social issues with consumer choices and internet sarcasm ("woke").

• Then TikTok :""""""leftists"""""""" will say stuff like "in reality white racists are simply little goobers. They just need kind words :3": This is a sarcastic take on a perceived naive or overly simplistic leftist view on TikTok that suggests kindness alone can address deep-seated racism.

• China: decreases poverty and saves the bees: Likely a statement about China's propaganda or real achievements in reducing poverty and environmental efforts.

• White moderates: Birmingham jail settlers what is to be done: A reference to Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter from Birmingham Jail," criticizing white moderates, and possibly a play on the communist manifesto "What Is to Be Done?" by Lenin.

• Terraria: researcher Talloran thorium mod: This seems to be a reference to the video game Terraria, mentioning a specific mod (Thorium) and possibly a player or character within that community.

The text is highly contextual and relies on a shared understanding of memes, internet subculture, and current events, which can make it cryptic or even nonsensical without that shared context.