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DEAD @ the title of the video.
"Shocking" to whom exactly?
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It AMAZES me how long Pokemon has lasted.
I was obsessed as a child, and now every kid entering my job is playing.
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Even Dubya was more articulate than this clown!
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And the Gay Agenda has won, yet again.
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Body Language Expert Weighs In on Donald Trump’s Awkward RNC Stage Hugs With Melania
What's awkward about it? You never kiss hookers on the lips. Everybody knows that.
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you haven't been to a stranger's place ever or are you pulling my leg?
Alone? Hell no
If we aint friends (at least), I don't need or want anything from your house.
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We all have gone with an unknown person to his place!
No, we haven't. Stranger danger is real.
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^ You should've heard the crowd reaction! Eating the bullshit right up.
Unlike us other non-American godless heathens, icky brown people, gays, and intelligent women.
The fun America
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UGH.
Now he's doing a Bush impression.
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This election is so comical.
The TV @ the bus station has Mike Pence (whoever the fuck he is) giving some dry, robotic speech about how he KNOWS Trump will be a great president... because Donald has 'the heart of an American.'
What does that even mean?
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A presidential candidate such as Donald trump (saying he wants a wall to keep out Mexicans) doesn't arise unless there os fear amongst the public.
Sadly, there is a legitimate population of hardcore racists that support Trump & his anti-Mexican stance.
& no shade, but if MLK was living, he wouldn't have co-signed MJ's decision to become a white woman
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Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey!!! Welcome back, darling
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I'm not living in fear. Isaac isn't. We are aware of the problem, but we're not using anxiety or "fear" to change it. Like most of our generation we're getting involved how we can.
Exactly.
Is this 12:51?
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American people just seem much more accepting of injustice than they should be.
I don't want to turn this into a Laganja Estranja-esque GU bashing, BUT you're dead wrong. You're familiar with Toni Morrison, James Baldwin, MLK, Dr. Joy Degruy? People have been calling out injustice in this country for decades. Non-white citizens in the US didn't acquire equal civil liberties JUST BECAUSE those in power felt generous... people marched for their rights. Lives were lost. Minds were broadened. I think you're simplifying the issue as if we don't give a damn. We surely do, but change takes time.
Racists and by in large the American public are living in fear. It's gross.
I can't speak for all Americans, but I can assure you that most people of color (especially Black Folks) are NOT living in fear. There was a time where open racism was tolerated & legally protected; fear WAS the atmosphere at the time, but no more. The nation HAS progressed, but we still have to deal with the remnants of systematic oppression; we're living in AWARENESS, not fear. We stay woke.
The only people living in fear are the racists themselves cuz they're the ones that are scared of my black ass.
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Today's Republican Party is an Anti-LGBT Hate Group
& yesterday's wasn't?
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Criminal activities should be tackled equally regardless of race or creed.
Opportunities should be equal regardless of race or creed.
Most importantly people need to open their minds and stop living in fear!
Of course that's the way it SHOULD be, but that isn't the reality, nor has it ever been in this country.
& who is exactly "living in fear?" -Being aware of the situation & navigating through it is the wisest thing one can do.
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George W Bush is the worst president ever!
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George WOULD wear a navy blue suit to a memorial. Ugh.
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It's not about guns, or cops.
SOME people are afraid of others that do not look like them. SOME people think they're entitled to more freedoms than others. SOME people hold tight to generational prejudices to make themselves feel empowered.
These recent tragedies are just examples of a bigger underlying problem that has ALWAYS existed in this country from day one. At least now, SOME of us are able to talk about it openly.
It's not gonna change.
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The racist issue of America is much deeper than the police force and needs to be tackled properly. There needs to be a cultural change not just a policy.
That will never happen.
Racism IS a fundamental part of American culture.
I appreciate the positive thinking though.
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Ms Thing went OFF:
Her perspective as a police officer herself is the ONLY one that matters.
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there should be conversation, a more open dialog.
SOME folks need to educate themselves TBQH.
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It's just more palpable to me though. I am sure without a doubt in many black communities this is nothing new and has been going on forever. I mean NWA didn't write "Fuck the Police" for nothing.
But I grew up outside of that. I grew up not hearing white people talk in racist ways. By and large most of my life I did think at least in my area that we were past all of this, but then my bubble totally burst. And it literally started after the election of Obama. You see some people might wonder why I am so sour on so many white people. Well its because I am WHITE and I have a special free pass to know how a lot of white people really speak behind closed doors! And I can tell you, it disgusts the hell out of me. I have been disgusted and shocked by things coming out of so many peoples mouths over the last 8 years. Things I would have NEVER expected from certain people, and things I would have never expected from random people who think just because I am white it is totally cool and safe for them to whisper some kind of racist comment in my ear.
This is what scares me. The fact that people that have been closeted with their hidden racism are now feeling more safe to come out and say it. This is without a doubt what has led to the rise of Trump. If anyone else thinks otherwise they are in total denial.
If repeating myself on this topic bothers some people OH WELL! I think this is a serious as hell time and people need to be woken up and have it pounded into them. This is no joke.
I hear you loud & clear!
People's true colors are showing, no pun intended. Thankfully, I grew up in a household where we had open, honest dialogue about race and the REALITY of living in the US. It seems as though others didn't: Now they've confused 'being tolerant' as being 'silently racist.'
I'm in a similar boat with you: because of my complexion/ way of speaking/ projection, SOME people think it's safe to share with me their inner most (prejudiced) thoughts because I'm not like other black people. Oh, the things I've heard!
In short, folks are dumb. That's why I have NO social media accounts.
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...these stories would have been swept under the rug without video.
& that's the gospel truth.
A 19 years old man kills his partner and tries to eat her face in Florida
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His name is Austin Harrouff. He gives me crazy vibes.