It's fine to say all this AFTER THE FACT, but what the fuck did his hillbilly uncle do beforehand to prevent an act like this?
He's as much an enabler like all other cacs who are still making excuses for his actions.
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It's fine to say all this AFTER THE FACT, but what the fuck did his hillbilly uncle do beforehand to prevent an act like this?
He's as much an enabler like all other cacs who are still making excuses for his actions.
Ray Lewis and Stephen A Smith will cry and stomp their feet on TV about black-on-black crime though.
Some people who read this post are going to be upset with what I'm about to say and that's fine: but if Black people keep weakly reacting with "forgiveness" in response to diabolical violence that is consequential of iniquitous white supremacy, then maybe we deserve it to keep happening to us.
Without bothering to look it up, I believe the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting a different outcome.
Would it really be that inappropriate for me to ask if we're the insane ones?
At the end of the day, I'm doing what I can, but I'm just one man. I can't do it by myself.
When are Black people going to start practicing Black Supremacy and racism exclusively reserved for the Caucasoid?
We need to flip the word "racism" and give it a positive connotation for us. In order for us to be racist, we need solidarity; in order for us to be racist, we need unity within our community; in order for us to be racist, we need economic empowerment; in order for use to be racist, we need to embrace the use of violence as a form of protection; and most of all, in order for us to be racist, we need a code of conduct.
Every other so-called race is functioning as a unit except for us.
No more bullshit excuses. We either do or don't, and if we don't, maybe, we deserve it.
Without bothering to look it up, I believe the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting a different outcome.
Would it really be that inappropriate for me to ask if we're the insane ones?
At the end of the day, I'm doing what I can, but I'm just one man. I can't do it by myself.
When are Black people going to start practicing Black Supremacy and racism exclusively reserved for the Caucasoid?
We need to flip the word "racism" and give it a positive connotation for us. In order for us to be racist, we need solidarity; in order for us to be racist, we need unity within our community; in order for us to be racist, we need economic empowerment; in order for use to be racist, we need to embrace the use of violence as a form of protection; and most of all, in order for us to be racist, we need a code of conduct.
Every other so-called race is functioning as a unit except for us.
No more bullshit excuses. We either do or don't, and if we don't, maybe, we deserve it.
Unreal.....black folks continue to get shit on yet are the most "forgiving" motherfuckers on the face of the Earth; WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU FORGIVING THIS PIECE OF SHIT??? WHY ARE YOU NOT PLOTTING WAYS TO GET REVENGE WHICH IS WHAT OTHER CULTURES WOULD HAVE BEEN DOING WITHIN HOURS OF THIS ASSASSINATION??
Fucking religion has NEUTERED the black race to a point where we are the poster children for "turn the other cheek" even when the first hit damn near took off your face.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7623252
Victims' Families Meet Dylann Roof: 'I Forgive You, And Have Mercy On Your Soul'
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Dylann Roof heard his charges -- nine counts of murder -- at his first court appearance in South Carolina on Friday afternoon.
Roof, the lead suspect in Wednesday's mass shooting at a historic black church in Charleston, made his appearance remotely, dressed in striped inmates' garb and flanked by two officers. On the screen, he wore a stoic expression as he looked out over the bond hearing. Representatives of the victims were in the courtroom, and got to look into Roof's eyes as they forgave him, one by one.
"I forgive you," Nadine Collier, daughter of victim Ethel Lance, said to Roof. "I will never talk to her ever again, never be able to hold her again. I forgive you and have mercy on your soul. You hurt me, you hurt a lot of people, but I forgive you."
Alana Simmons, granddaughter of victim Daniel Simmons, also spoke to the suspect.
"Hate won’t win,” she said. "My grandfather and the other victims died at the hands of hate. Everyone’s plea for your soul is proof that they lived in love and their legacies live in love."
The judge asked Roof whether he understood the charges against him, noting that his next two hearings would take place on Oct. 23 and Feb. 5.
Roof looked into the camera and said, "Yes, thank you, sir."
Roof's bond was set at $1 million for the weapons charge, though he wasn't allowed bond on the other charges.
Afterward, Collier gave a short press conference to express her love for her mother:
Prior to the hearing, a spokesman with the Charleston County Sheriff's Office told The Huffington Post that Roof is on suicide watch and that his family won't be able to visit him for his first 72 hours in jail. But he said that as far as he knew, Roof's family hasn't yet tried to contact the suspect, who is accused of shooting nine people dead at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston on Wednesday.
"To my knowledge, family members have not reached out to visit Mr. Roof," Maj. Eric Watson told HuffPost.
The Charleston Police Department announced Roof's charges, which include possession of a firearm, on Twitter just hours before the hearing. The department confirmed that Roof won't get bond for the murder charges:
Dylann Roof no bond on 9 murder charges & million dollar bond for 1 count possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime
— Charleston P.D. (@CharlestonPD) June 19, 2015
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) called for the death penalty Friday, and characterized Roof's alleged attack as "an absolute hate crime," according to The New York Times.
“This is a state that is hurt by the fact that nine people innocently were killed,” Haley told the paper, adding that the state “absolutely will want him to have the death penalty.”
Roof was arrested on Thursday after a florist in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, noticed his vehicle, followed him and called police. He was collared in Shelby, North Carolina, more than 200 miles from Charleston.
He waived his extradition and was transported by plane back to Charleston late Thursday.
Some media outlets are reporting that Roof confessed to the killings at Emanuel AME, though authorities haven't confirmed this.
Fucking religion has NEUTERED the black race to a point where we are the poster children for "turn the other cheek" even when the first hit damn near took off your face.
http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7623252
Victims' Families Meet Dylann Roof: 'I Forgive You, And Have Mercy On Your Soul'
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Dylann Roof heard his charges -- nine counts of murder -- at his first court appearance in South Carolina on Friday afternoon.
Roof, the lead suspect in Wednesday's mass shooting at a historic black church in Charleston, made his appearance remotely, dressed in striped inmates' garb and flanked by two officers. On the screen, he wore a stoic expression as he looked out over the bond hearing. Representatives of the victims were in the courtroom, and got to look into Roof's eyes as they forgave him, one by one.
"I forgive you," Nadine Collier, daughter of victim Ethel Lance, said to Roof. "I will never talk to her ever again, never be able to hold her again. I forgive you and have mercy on your soul. You hurt me, you hurt a lot of people, but I forgive you."
Alana Simmons, granddaughter of victim Daniel Simmons, also spoke to the suspect.
"Hate won’t win,” she said. "My grandfather and the other victims died at the hands of hate. Everyone’s plea for your soul is proof that they lived in love and their legacies live in love."
The judge asked Roof whether he understood the charges against him, noting that his next two hearings would take place on Oct. 23 and Feb. 5.
Roof looked into the camera and said, "Yes, thank you, sir."
Roof's bond was set at $1 million for the weapons charge, though he wasn't allowed bond on the other charges.
Afterward, Collier gave a short press conference to express her love for her mother:
Prior to the hearing, a spokesman with the Charleston County Sheriff's Office told The Huffington Post that Roof is on suicide watch and that his family won't be able to visit him for his first 72 hours in jail. But he said that as far as he knew, Roof's family hasn't yet tried to contact the suspect, who is accused of shooting nine people dead at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston on Wednesday.
"To my knowledge, family members have not reached out to visit Mr. Roof," Maj. Eric Watson told HuffPost.
The Charleston Police Department announced Roof's charges, which include possession of a firearm, on Twitter just hours before the hearing. The department confirmed that Roof won't get bond for the murder charges:
Dylann Roof no bond on 9 murder charges & million dollar bond for 1 count possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime
— Charleston P.D. (@CharlestonPD) June 19, 2015
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) called for the death penalty Friday, and characterized Roof's alleged attack as "an absolute hate crime," according to The New York Times.
“This is a state that is hurt by the fact that nine people innocently were killed,” Haley told the paper, adding that the state “absolutely will want him to have the death penalty.”
Roof was arrested on Thursday after a florist in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, noticed his vehicle, followed him and called police. He was collared in Shelby, North Carolina, more than 200 miles from Charleston.
He waived his extradition and was transported by plane back to Charleston late Thursday.
Some media outlets are reporting that Roof confessed to the killings at Emanuel AME, though authorities haven't confirmed this.
Folks love cataloging their loses. They're holding out hope that Big Daddy Gee Oh will see the receipts and they can write their ticket to heaven.
and while theyre at it take him out as well
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Charleston’s hi-profile murder suspects are now neighbors: Roof is in cell 1141B, Slager 1140B in the protective unit <a href="http://t.co/5bTrMwd3Tk">pic.twitter.com/5bTrMwd3Tk</a></p>— Jason Sickles (@jasonsickles) <a href="https://twitter.com/jasonsickles/status/611906627575267334">June 19, 2015</a></blockquote>
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I just found out the the woman who survived used to live next door to my Uncle in Chas. She actually watched me a couple of times when I got home from school. Her identity has not been officially release just yet. She is still very shaken up. If it is true that it is her...then her initials will be BN. Time will tell if she is able or willing to come forward to speak about it. She is a potential witness....so in due time she will be heard.
I know Myra Thompson's husband. We were members of the same church. I never got to meet her....she was dude's 2nd wife. My old lady's Mom used to work with the Librarian, Cynthia Hurd. Tywanza Sanders's father was my grandparent's next door neighbor's best friend.
It is crazy watching all of these degrees of separation unfold today.
I know Myra Thompson's husband. We were members of the same church. I never got to meet her....she was dude's 2nd wife. My old lady's Mom used to work with the Librarian, Cynthia Hurd. Tywanza Sanders's father was my grandparent's next door neighbor's best friend.
It is crazy watching all of these degrees of separation unfold today.
Repost? Not sure...but wtf
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/06/19/racist-talk-from-dylann-roof-s-judge.html
Racist Talk from Dylann Roof’s Judge
The judge who called for sympathy for shooter Dylann Roof’s family members has a history of racist language in the courtroom.
Charleston County Magistrate James B. Gosnell began Friday’s bond hearing for mass-murderer Dylann Roof by declaring that the killer’s family members were victims as well.
At least he did not repeat an opinion that he offered in another proceeding a dozen years ago.
“There are four kinds of people in this world—black people, white people, red necks, and n---rs,” Gosnell advised a black defendant in a November 6, 2003 bond reduction hearing.
The comment led to a judicial disciplinary proceeding and a 2005 determination by the state Supreme Court. The court’s written finding reports Gosnell’s lame defense.
“[Gosnell] represents he knew the defendant, the defendant’s father, and the defendant’s grandfather,” the finding notes. “[Gosnell] represents that when the defendant, an African-American, appeared in court for the bond hearing, [Gosnell] recalled a statement made to him by a veteran African American sheriff’s deputy.”
That being the four kinds of people remark.
“Gosnell alleges he repeated this statement to the defendant in an ill-considered effort to encourage him to recognize and change the path he had chosen in life,” the finding notes.
The same finding addressed a second, unrelated ethical complaint. This case suggests that Gosnell feels there was in fact a fifth kind of person in the world, that being a fellow judge.
“There are four kinds of people in this world—black people, white people, red necks, and n----rs,” Gosnell advised a black defendant.
The defendant in that case was a fellow Charleston judge, Joseph S. Mendelsohn, who had been arrested in the town of Mount Pleasant on the night of November 8, 2003 for driving under the influence and having an open container in his car.
Mendelsohn was processed at the Mount Pleasant police station and informed he would then be transported to the Charleston County Detention Center pending a bond hearing the following morning.
At the prospect of having to spend a night behind bars, Mendelsohn telephoned a Mount Pleasant judge, who essentially said that the law was the law.
Mendelsohn then called Gosnell, and put him on the line with a Mount Pleasant police lieutenant.
“[Gosnell] asked that Judge Mendelsohn be brought directly to bond court rather than first being booked into the detention center,” the finding reports. “The lieutenant refused to bypass the standard booking procedure, stating [Mendelsohn] would be booked like any defendant.”
Gosnell thereupon informed the lieutenant that he was heading for the detention center and would conduct a bail hearing there. Gosnell then called a court supervisor, requesting that staff be dispatched there so he could hold a hearing.
“During the conversation, [Gosnell] and [the supervisor] discussed that if a bond hearing was held at other than normal operating hours, [Gosnell] would be required to hold a bond hearing for all incarcerated defendants,” the finding says. “Respondent elected not to call in staff to hold bond hearings.”
Gosnell headed there on his own.
“[Gosnell] met the arresting officer and Judge Mendelsohn at the detention center,” the finding says. “At some point, [Gosnell] took possession of the ticket, placed a ‘bond hearing’ stamp on the back, and entered the amount of $1,002.00. When detention center officials expressed concerns over Judge Mendelsohn’s release, [Gosnell] remarked ‘this didn’t happen until 8:00 a.m.,’ or words of similar import and effect.”
The finding adds, “[Gosnell] acknowledges it was his intention to facilitate Judge Mendelsohn’s release without waiting for the morning bond hearing and to make it appear that Judge Mendelsohn’s bond was set at 8:00 a.m. in accordance with Mount Pleasant’s bond procedure.”
The finding continues, “[Gosnell] communicated his setting of the bond to the Mount Pleasant Chief Judge and asked the judge to indicate his approval of the bond. The Mount Pleasant Chief Judge called the Charleston County Detention Center and was advised that officers were in possession of a valid bond set by respondent. The Mount Pleasant Chief Judge told the officers that, since a bond had been set, the bond procedure he had established did not apply. Judge Mendelsohn was released from the Charleston County Detention Center at approximately 2:30 a.m.”
Such favoritism accompanied by the commission of judicial fraud might have been expected to cost Gosnell his lofty position.
The racist remark would seem to warrant even more serious sanctions.
Here is what the state Supreme Court decided:
“The Court deems a public reprimand appropriate. Accordingly, respondent is hereby reprimanded for his misconduct.”
As a result, Gosnell was still on the bench as Chief Magistrate on Friday. He began by declaring Charleston to be a city of “big hearts.”
“We’re a very loving community,” he said.
He proceeded to startle many of us by announcing that Roof’s family members were also victims in the case.
“There are victims on this young man’s side of the family,” Gosnell said.
But the shock of that remark was forgotten when he gave the families of the actual murder victims an opportunity to address the court. Several did so and managed to speak of forgiveness despite pain beyond imagining.
So, it would seem that we should forgive this judge for having been on the bench at all.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/06/19/racist-talk-from-dylann-roof-s-judge.html
Racist Talk from Dylann Roof’s Judge
The judge who called for sympathy for shooter Dylann Roof’s family members has a history of racist language in the courtroom.
Charleston County Magistrate James B. Gosnell began Friday’s bond hearing for mass-murderer Dylann Roof by declaring that the killer’s family members were victims as well.
At least he did not repeat an opinion that he offered in another proceeding a dozen years ago.
“There are four kinds of people in this world—black people, white people, red necks, and n---rs,” Gosnell advised a black defendant in a November 6, 2003 bond reduction hearing.
The comment led to a judicial disciplinary proceeding and a 2005 determination by the state Supreme Court. The court’s written finding reports Gosnell’s lame defense.
“[Gosnell] represents he knew the defendant, the defendant’s father, and the defendant’s grandfather,” the finding notes. “[Gosnell] represents that when the defendant, an African-American, appeared in court for the bond hearing, [Gosnell] recalled a statement made to him by a veteran African American sheriff’s deputy.”
That being the four kinds of people remark.
“Gosnell alleges he repeated this statement to the defendant in an ill-considered effort to encourage him to recognize and change the path he had chosen in life,” the finding notes.
The same finding addressed a second, unrelated ethical complaint. This case suggests that Gosnell feels there was in fact a fifth kind of person in the world, that being a fellow judge.
“There are four kinds of people in this world—black people, white people, red necks, and n----rs,” Gosnell advised a black defendant.
The defendant in that case was a fellow Charleston judge, Joseph S. Mendelsohn, who had been arrested in the town of Mount Pleasant on the night of November 8, 2003 for driving under the influence and having an open container in his car.
Mendelsohn was processed at the Mount Pleasant police station and informed he would then be transported to the Charleston County Detention Center pending a bond hearing the following morning.
At the prospect of having to spend a night behind bars, Mendelsohn telephoned a Mount Pleasant judge, who essentially said that the law was the law.
Mendelsohn then called Gosnell, and put him on the line with a Mount Pleasant police lieutenant.
“[Gosnell] asked that Judge Mendelsohn be brought directly to bond court rather than first being booked into the detention center,” the finding reports. “The lieutenant refused to bypass the standard booking procedure, stating [Mendelsohn] would be booked like any defendant.”
Gosnell thereupon informed the lieutenant that he was heading for the detention center and would conduct a bail hearing there. Gosnell then called a court supervisor, requesting that staff be dispatched there so he could hold a hearing.
“During the conversation, [Gosnell] and [the supervisor] discussed that if a bond hearing was held at other than normal operating hours, [Gosnell] would be required to hold a bond hearing for all incarcerated defendants,” the finding says. “Respondent elected not to call in staff to hold bond hearings.”
Gosnell headed there on his own.
“[Gosnell] met the arresting officer and Judge Mendelsohn at the detention center,” the finding says. “At some point, [Gosnell] took possession of the ticket, placed a ‘bond hearing’ stamp on the back, and entered the amount of $1,002.00. When detention center officials expressed concerns over Judge Mendelsohn’s release, [Gosnell] remarked ‘this didn’t happen until 8:00 a.m.,’ or words of similar import and effect.”
The finding adds, “[Gosnell] acknowledges it was his intention to facilitate Judge Mendelsohn’s release without waiting for the morning bond hearing and to make it appear that Judge Mendelsohn’s bond was set at 8:00 a.m. in accordance with Mount Pleasant’s bond procedure.”
The finding continues, “[Gosnell] communicated his setting of the bond to the Mount Pleasant Chief Judge and asked the judge to indicate his approval of the bond. The Mount Pleasant Chief Judge called the Charleston County Detention Center and was advised that officers were in possession of a valid bond set by respondent. The Mount Pleasant Chief Judge told the officers that, since a bond had been set, the bond procedure he had established did not apply. Judge Mendelsohn was released from the Charleston County Detention Center at approximately 2:30 a.m.”
Such favoritism accompanied by the commission of judicial fraud might have been expected to cost Gosnell his lofty position.
The racist remark would seem to warrant even more serious sanctions.
Here is what the state Supreme Court decided:
“The Court deems a public reprimand appropriate. Accordingly, respondent is hereby reprimanded for his misconduct.”
As a result, Gosnell was still on the bench as Chief Magistrate on Friday. He began by declaring Charleston to be a city of “big hearts.”
“We’re a very loving community,” he said.
He proceeded to startle many of us by announcing that Roof’s family members were also victims in the case.
“There are victims on this young man’s side of the family,” Gosnell said.
But the shock of that remark was forgotten when he gave the families of the actual murder victims an opportunity to address the court. Several did so and managed to speak of forgiveness despite pain beyond imagining.
So, it would seem that we should forgive this judge for having been on the bench at all.
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Most people would agree with you.
because the feds and the red neck mafia work
hand in hand...
as long as its us they fuckin with..
the minute they go at the govt..
feds sing a different tune...
assholes!!
The only queermosexual is you ducking your ock thread. You ol pixel penis eating fuckboy. You don't fight with an unorganized force dummy. All I said is that we need to circle our wagons and close our ranks and that fucks with you and I don't know why and at this point I don't even GAF why. As I said carry on.
Like I keep saying to folks (and I said to a few young cats at my job),
When Black People stop hating Black People,
Most of this shit will stop.
And THEY (as in White Supremacy and its cohorts) know this.
Except US!
Not so much Racism than the continued lack of Respect we continue to receive in all avenues.
Until that happens,
Shit like Charleston and all this other racial nonsense will continue.
Props.
When will you niggas learn.
This is the source of black self hate.
That CAC look like a fruitcake who was always being painted with boys. When you talk about bloodline deities though the gods look like your ancestors and not some semetic people. This is why I reject all Abraham religions. They had nothing to do with our African ancestors. They can have Jerusalem and Mecca for all I care. Ain't no resources in that desert.
...so Basically, it's OUR FAULT...
it always is, right?
it takes balls to call out white supremacy.
and these dudes are cowards.
This train is never late...
What a fucking shame someone would even say that shit
just a fucking shame
Double irony. Only a self loathing half of a man who happens to be a uneducated mentally neutered fool would subscribe to such idiocy. And the only self hating party involved in the massacre is the loser 21 year old, born in a segregated hate filled town that thrives on the birth rights of oppression and white privilege yet still couldnt manage to finish 9th grade in two tries and needed someone to blame for his being the inadequate piece of shit that he was.
Ignoring this countries history of race based hatred and the inherent global evil and depravity of white people while blaming the victim is offensive, and imbecilic. Thinking that the nature of the beast will miraculously change once mythical self hate filled blacks start to love themselves is fairytale bullshit concocted in the mind of a fool.
I hope you, along with your defeatist submissive sambo mindset die a immediate death. You deserve a fucking bullet in the head.
Perry: Charleston 'Accident' About Drugs, Not Gun Violence
Right Wing Watch reports on the extreme rhetoric and activities of key right-wing figures and organizations by showing their views in their own words. In this video, Rick Perry calls the Charleston shooting an "accident" that was likely caused by drugs, accuses Obama of exploiting the situation.
Cac kill my momma.
I'm gonna kiss my girls, ask my bros and sis to watch over them.
Then I'll put my trainin to use.
...so Basically, it's OUR FAULT
Yes and no.
I don't like to type a lot so I keep my posts very concise and succinct.
If a bully is picking on you at the beginning of the semester and making your life a living hell, you have my sympathy.
But at the same time, I'm going to give you options and step-by-step instructions on how to solve this problem.
It is now the end of the semester. Eight months have gone by and your situation has not changed.
You're still getting bitch-slapped around like a rag doll. And I ask you, "Well, did you follow my instructions and do what I told you to do." You reply no and figured you would just pray and give it all to "God."
Do you think I'm still going to feel sorry for you at this point?
The comfort level that Black folks have around White people is interesting.
We'll profile another Black person in a heart beat...but a unknown White boy can come into our neighborhoods...and he's treated like family OFF TOP.
When Black people stop hating themselves.
What u see in tne mirror disgusts you....so when u see someone that looks just like you.....it disgusts you even more.
We'll profile another Black person in a heart beat...but a unknown White boy can come into our neighborhoods...and he's treated like family OFF TOP.
When Black people stop hating themselves.
What u see in tne mirror disgusts you....so when u see someone that looks just like you.....it disgusts you even more.
The solution to anti black racism in america and elsewhere is to develop Africa
The Jews realized this and that's why they recreated Israel and developed it
Indians too. Chinese too.
Blacks in diaspora don't want to.
You need a strong nation or continent speaking for your race. Willing to sanction a country that messes with you. Another home you can call it quits and return to.
And a place you can refashion your image as a smart and capable racial group.
Where you can be in the Majority! Which is never gonna happen elsewhere in a meaningful way.
Today everyone regards Indians and Jews as 'smart'.
The Jews realized this and that's why they recreated Israel and developed it
Indians too. Chinese too.
Blacks in diaspora don't want to.
You need a strong nation or continent speaking for your race. Willing to sanction a country that messes with you. Another home you can call it quits and return to.
And a place you can refashion your image as a smart and capable racial group.
Where you can be in the Majority! Which is never gonna happen elsewhere in a meaningful way.
Today everyone regards Indians and Jews as 'smart'.
. Land is the basis of independence.
cosign!
ain't no forgiveness. this ain't our fault. this has nothing to do with what we're doing or not doing. this is now about us at fucking all. this is about the cycle of hate this country was built on that will blossom as long as white people are around and allowed to kill.
period
any black person saying anything different isn't black PERIOD
fuck how you feel.
What's all this singing shit??????????????????????????????????????
Sadly,
Only YOU (and maybe a few others)can comprehend what I'm saying with my post.
I'm not even going to address these other weak-ASS, lack of reading comprehension fools on here.
I decided to give up on that shit a long time ago.
Because THEY just keep proving my point.
Exactly where White Supremacy wants them.
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