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it's not much, but it's not nothing
it's not much, but it's not nothing
good riddance sports! don't need them like they need us. good luck flipping burgers or handing out change at the dollar tree when the well dries up.
you feel tough fatty? got your dopamine hit?
lame fat ing obese loser! keep eating your way to death homie.
you literally can't... 10lbs ain't when you shovel that amount down your gullet daily fatty. when you die from your next 6x6 from in-n-out you'll just be known as another covid statistic bruh!I actually lost 10 lbs this month. I can always lose more weight, but you’re stuck looking like a tranny crackhead
i can't wait to read your obituary full of warm wishes from your most beloved fam mono... the ham burgular, the colonel, ben & jerry, the cookie monster, chester, et al
meltdown
yo blaKKKe come get your twink Dumpster.
LOL - they think VOTING (especially for the Dems) will improve the lives of black people - just more of the same Dem run cities/problems.
Improvement would be black fathers in the home and school choice.
You think voting for Trump will improve your life.
The Death Wish ®️you feel tough fatty? got your dopamine hit?
lame fat ing obese loser! keep eating your way to death homie.
I agree. Reagan's War on Drugs really ed that up though.
He scourged those money changers tho.
On the contrary, the meme
clarifies your side's relativistic ethics. Violence is violence, but violence against people is worse imo than violence against things. Things are replaceable, people are not.
People who break the law and destroy things for the sake of broader justice for people face the temporal consequences. That's the kernel of civil disobedience.
Per contra, injustice that wears a badge escapes responsibility for that very reason. The police guild protects evil because it can do so with impunity, while protesters are vulnerable both to police violence and vigilantes like James Fields Jr and Kyle Rittenhouse.
400 years of racial caste, systematic deprivation and white supremacist violence in North America put the episodic violence of its victims (and their allies) in the shade.
Mountain vs molehill.
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And they killed him any way
He did. I told him not to go across the tracks ing with them Jews with no money.
No, it's a gross oversimplification of a much more convoluted issue. I get siloing makes it easier for you but it doesn't really work when you're trying to have an adult conversation. If law enforcement is only a suggestion with the same restrictions that civilians have, it's toothless and pointless and might as well be defunded.
It was God's will. What choice did they have?
Law enforcement sucks at protecting property and creating public safety, in fact it presents significant danger to the public and creates crimes more or less willy nilly, homing in on the poor and low caste folks.
Might as well defund it, good riddance to smelly garbage.
Police lawlessness presents and foments public disorder; it's a significant public safety problem, far more common and persistent than episodic riots.
~80% of the criminal docket is public nuisance misdemeanors . Ever wonder why police are so bad at clearing property crime and violent crimes?
They're too busy collecting fees and fines for bull misdemeanors with a de minimis effect on public safety. Maybe public safety isn't the true mission of the police department.
https://www.cato.org/publications/co...emeanor-systemThe over‐enforcement of malum prohibitum laws by the police and the misdemeanor court system raises serious questions about public resources and the reasonableness of how governments address relatively unserious nuisances.
https://www.basicbooks.com/ les/al...9780465093809/
https://www.npr.org/2019/01/02/68160...argets-the-poo
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