Yeah, I'll post a link later.
RIP Nancy Reagan, anyone give a shit?
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Yeah, I'll post a link later.
I used to hit up subway but ever since they kept jared pedophile ass on the payroll knowing he liked underage kids i don't fuck with them no more.
Man I really don't feel like taking my son to practice
Who schedules this shit in the middle of my Sunday afternoon?
Who schedules this shit in the middle of my Sunday afternoon?
DEADIn other news...
RIP Nancy, but I'll never forget how Too Short roasted her ass on "Cusswords" Out of respect I won't post it, but damn!
Yeah I understand...
And Chipotle used to be a decent option too but thst health scare got me shook.
I'very been packing my own lunch a lot but sometimes it is what it is. Not a habit not frequently but sometimes I will eat fast food if it's the only convenient affordable option.
It's tough, cause that completely limits the rest of the entire day...but it's the sacrifice u make for your kids
Salute
Look, morthaforka 
I got a islamic sermon to give on how to lean off of pork and get into bean pie, in about 10 minutes and you interrupted my meditation for this?
I got a islamic sermon to give on how to lean off of pork and get into bean pie, in about 10 minutes and you interrupted my meditation for this?
Nail in the coffin in Senate bid vs. Robb.
North Discounts Mrs. Reagan's Charge That He Lied to President
October 29, 1994|From Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Nancy Reagan says Virginia Senate candidate Oliver L. North lied to her husband, but North refused Friday to take up the gauntlet, saying he wouldn't "fight with a lady."
North spoke the morning after former President Ronald Reagan's wife became the latest in a string of former associates to question North's truthfulness.
"I know Ollie North has a great deal of trouble separating fact from fantasy. And he lied to my husband and lied about my husband, kept things from him that he should not have kept from him," the former First Lady said Thursday in New York.
North predicted that her remarks would have no effect on his race against Democratic Sen. Charles S. Robb and independent J. Marshall Coleman.
how do you pick ripe avocados?
Your gut will hate you.
Get that lil divine off your shoulder, take lil d rep to practice.
Speaking of presidents, Im watching House of Cards right now.
At the bottom remove that little seed. It almost looks like a little scab or something. Just peel that off and look at the color.
The brighter the better
ik it cant b real but its damn sho funny
Basically.
That bs "Just Say No" campaign was intertwined with the current bs War on Drugs.
Both were never intended to keep drugs out of communities nor keep drugs out the hands of children.
They were more so intended to generate BILLIONS by exploiting the public's illnesses, weaknesses, adversities etc.
She cosigned the bs, so fuck her!!
I just reached Prestige level 2 in Black Ops 3 early this morning. Got 7 more to go.
nope, don't care.
got that laptop cooler for like 15 bucks
Anyone got a Too Short gif!
RIP to her!!
I was in the military on a flight to Cherry Point NC when a fellow cac marine let me listen to his Too Short "Life is Too Short" tape. I was like
when I heard cusswords.
Rip...
bye felicia
So anyone come up with names for their clans in The Division..?
Petition Calling For Fetty Wap To Perform At Nancy Reagan's Funeral Kinda Makes A Point
Without the Reagan-era war on drugs, would there even be "Trap Queens" to rap about?
03/07/2016 08:47 pm ET
Nick WingSenior Viral Editor, The Huffington Post
Former first lady Nancy Reagan, perhaps best known as the face of the "Just Say No" campaign against youth substance abuse and a matriarch of the modern war on drugs, passed away Sunday at the age of 94. A day later, a petition on Change.org is making a tongue-in-cheek effort to pay tribute to that legacy by calling for rapper Fetty Wap to perform his hit single "Trap Queen" at Reagan's funeral.
More than 2,000 people had signed the petition as of Monday evening, but no matter how many signatures it gets, Mr. Wap will not be on hand this Friday to drop bars about a girl who helped him cook and sell crack cocaine. Let's just get that out of the way.
But while the futile Internet campaign may seem to be making light of Reagan's death, it's also a reminder that the failed policies of the Reagan era helped give rise to an illicit drug trade, without which "trap queens" -- in their original sense -- would not exist.
The petition, which refers to Nancy Reagan as "the most famous Trap Queen in American history," begins by pointing out the CIA's role in cocaine trafficking in Central America during the Reagan administration, which fueled the ensuing crack epidemic in South Los Angeles.
"While her husband, Ronald Reagan, was linking up with Papi to flood the streets with narcotics, Nancy was on TV telling kids to 'Say No To Drugs,'" the petition reads. "Her infamous 'anti-drug' phrase encouraged strict laws on drug possession that led to a school-to-prison pipeline we're still dealing with now. Blacks and Latinos went to jail in droves for possessing drugs her husband gave them. It was an incredible sleight of hand that would make any wannabe Trap Queen hide in shame for her inability to be as diabolical as Nancy."
In a blog post Monday, Tony Newman, director of media relations at the Drug Policy Alliance, explained how the rhetoric pushed by Nancy Reagan and her husband in the '80s sparked an explosive growth in the U.S. prison population, which took a particularly harsh toll on communities of color.
The Reagans' "war at home" was not only ineffective, it was disastrous. Upon taking office in 1981, Reagan shifted drug control resources from health agencies to the Department of Justice. It was under Reagan's guidance in 1986 that the worst of the federal mandatory minimum drug laws were passed into law. These laws included the crack sentencing guidelines that meant that someone possessing just 5 grams (two sugar packets) worth of crack received an automatic 5 years in prison. These laws filled our prisons for decades with low-level drug users.
Punitive action alone proved an ineffective way to address drug use, and it did little to stem the flow of illegal drugs onto the streets. Crack addiction and endemic over-incarceration further ravaged communities that were already economically depressed. The drug trade became an employment opportunity that many people couldn't avoid.
And as profits from these drugs grew alongside supply and demand, so did hubs for drug dealing and other illicit activity. First came the "trap." Then came its queens and kings.
"So, to commemorate her contribution to the Trap, we'd love to have Fetty Wap perform 'Trap Queen' at Nancy's funeral," concludes the petition. "To usher her to a better place...where she's probably cooking pies with her baby."
Without the Reagan-era war on drugs, would there even be "Trap Queens" to rap about?
03/07/2016 08:47 pm ET
Nick WingSenior Viral Editor, The Huffington Post
Former first lady Nancy Reagan, perhaps best known as the face of the "Just Say No" campaign against youth substance abuse and a matriarch of the modern war on drugs, passed away Sunday at the age of 94. A day later, a petition on Change.org is making a tongue-in-cheek effort to pay tribute to that legacy by calling for rapper Fetty Wap to perform his hit single "Trap Queen" at Reagan's funeral.
More than 2,000 people had signed the petition as of Monday evening, but no matter how many signatures it gets, Mr. Wap will not be on hand this Friday to drop bars about a girl who helped him cook and sell crack cocaine. Let's just get that out of the way.
But while the futile Internet campaign may seem to be making light of Reagan's death, it's also a reminder that the failed policies of the Reagan era helped give rise to an illicit drug trade, without which "trap queens" -- in their original sense -- would not exist.
The petition, which refers to Nancy Reagan as "the most famous Trap Queen in American history," begins by pointing out the CIA's role in cocaine trafficking in Central America during the Reagan administration, which fueled the ensuing crack epidemic in South Los Angeles.
"While her husband, Ronald Reagan, was linking up with Papi to flood the streets with narcotics, Nancy was on TV telling kids to 'Say No To Drugs,'" the petition reads. "Her infamous 'anti-drug' phrase encouraged strict laws on drug possession that led to a school-to-prison pipeline we're still dealing with now. Blacks and Latinos went to jail in droves for possessing drugs her husband gave them. It was an incredible sleight of hand that would make any wannabe Trap Queen hide in shame for her inability to be as diabolical as Nancy."
In a blog post Monday, Tony Newman, director of media relations at the Drug Policy Alliance, explained how the rhetoric pushed by Nancy Reagan and her husband in the '80s sparked an explosive growth in the U.S. prison population, which took a particularly harsh toll on communities of color.
The Reagans' "war at home" was not only ineffective, it was disastrous. Upon taking office in 1981, Reagan shifted drug control resources from health agencies to the Department of Justice. It was under Reagan's guidance in 1986 that the worst of the federal mandatory minimum drug laws were passed into law. These laws included the crack sentencing guidelines that meant that someone possessing just 5 grams (two sugar packets) worth of crack received an automatic 5 years in prison. These laws filled our prisons for decades with low-level drug users.
Punitive action alone proved an ineffective way to address drug use, and it did little to stem the flow of illegal drugs onto the streets. Crack addiction and endemic over-incarceration further ravaged communities that were already economically depressed. The drug trade became an employment opportunity that many people couldn't avoid.
And as profits from these drugs grew alongside supply and demand, so did hubs for drug dealing and other illicit activity. First came the "trap." Then came its queens and kings.
"So, to commemorate her contribution to the Trap, we'd love to have Fetty Wap perform 'Trap Queen' at Nancy's funeral," concludes the petition. "To usher her to a better place...where she's probably cooking pies with her baby."
