Ok. I didn't intend to have BUTCHER 921660 sound like a celebrity couple nickname but it can be if you want it to.
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I don't wanna be labeled as a celebrity but I couldn't help but think of a possible couple nickname for me and Tinashe. Josashe sounds like it would be the one.
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You two get most of your rhetoric from the same places why would this be surprising? lol
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I was more referring to how he was just throwing out like a sentence here that was a whole statement, then another; like it was baiting
i dont browse /pol/, mainly just jumping through youtube videos
i dont browse /pol/, mainly just jumping through youtube videos
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Right off the bat Peter Robinson looks uncomfortable and the guy starts off trying to make himself 'a guy id drink a beer with' and try to paint him as a common sense impartial guy. Nice try, the WaPo is cancer
About to check out this movie "13TH" on Netflix
Director: Ava DuVernay
Writers: Spencer Averick and Ava DuVernay
Ava DuVernay follows up her acclaimed film Selma with a searing documentary that looks at the mass incarceration of minorities following the passage of the 13th amendment. As the documentary points out, it’s not just ingrained cultural racism that results in the widespread incarceration of African-Americans and other minorities. There’s a financial incentive as well, and it’s good business to lock people up. 13th systematically goes through the decades following the passage of the 13th amendment to show how black people were targeted by the media, by the government, and by businesses to create a new form of slavery. It is a movie that will infuriate you, depress you, and hopefully spur you to action against a system that done egregious harm to our fellow citizens. – Matt Goldberg
About to check out this movie "13TH" on Netflix
Director: Ava DuVernay
Writers: Spencer Averick and Ava DuVernay
Ava DuVernay follows up her acclaimed film Selma with a searing documentary that looks at the mass incarceration of minorities following the passage of the 13th amendment. As the documentary points out, it’s not just ingrained cultural racism that results in the widespread incarceration of African-Americans and other minorities. There’s a financial incentive as well, and it’s good business to lock people up. 13th systematically goes through the decades following the passage of the 13th amendment to show how black people were targeted by the media, by the government, and by businesses to create a new form of slavery. It is a movie that will infuriate you, depress you, and hopefully spur you to action against a system that done egregious harm to our fellow citizens. – Matt Goldberg
