Detroit Native |Atlanta Resident |Type A |Yogi |Psychotherapist | Life Long Spartan

Midtown, Atlanta
Joined September 2009
Me voting in 2016 v me voting in 2018 – at Atlanta, GA
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“ imma be fresh as hell if the Feds watching “
this might be one of dr wendy's best confessional looks! #RHOP
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Kroger has girl dinner!!! lol this is so exciting g
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Sometimes you just need to say the thing out loud to get it off your chest. You remind a guy like this that he created the environment for his perfect boy to thrive and he never stops grinning
Every parent's dream should be to raise a child that surpasses them in life
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white privilege continues to astound me because when a Black person steals a TV during a riot it’s never spun this positively lmao
French protesters are such romantics bc wdym you’re fighting against capitalism and also looted sephora for your gf
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Does she still vote for him is the question that needs answering
When you try to support someone & get treated like trash...it hurts. Its inexcusable
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Thai Anna retweeted
just filled my tank up and i’m about to look for flights to iran to see if i can help the negotiations
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Peru really told Argentina to hold their beer 😂
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Declaring war against your own country is treasonous
There’s something very strange going on with how Americans, especially American intellectuals on the right and the left, understand the Civil War. This centers around the now common use of words likes “traitors” and “treason.” For much of the twentieth century, the dominant national story was about a terrible conflict that had been overcome. The Union was preserved, slavery was abolished, and the former enemies were reunited as Americans. There was room within that understanding to admire Grant and Lee, to regard the Union cause as just, and nevertheless to honor the Confederate dead. The newer way of talking seems to treat the Civil War as an unresolved moral conflict. The Confederates remain enemies of the American nation, even 160 years after their defeat. Their wrongdoing remains sufficiently alive that honoring their dead becomes an affront to American patriotism. What's particularly interesting about the word traitor is that it carries an implication of permanent exclusion. A defeated enemy can be reconciled. A rebel can be pardoned. But calling someone a traitor, particularly long after the conflict has ended, emphasizes the betrayal rather than the possibility of forgiveness. And perhaps that's why the language bothers you. It seems to repudiate a settlement that earlier Americans had considered an important achievement. There's also a curious historical reversal here. In 1865, the Union had every reason to be angry at the Confederates. The killing was fresh, and the tremendous sacrifices were still being counted. Yet the victorious leadership pursued reconciliation. Today, when nobody alive participated in the war, some Americans seem to have rediscovered the anger of 1865. Why should Americans in 2026 feel a need to condemn Confederate soldiers more fiercely than Americans did in 1926 or 1976?
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Help I see a beetle cool out that's only Ringo lmao how can you hate this verse?!?
Wtf!!! Was Magoo rapping about I'm still confused over 25 years later
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I DONT EVEN WANT TO BE HERE BUT I HAVE NO WHERE ELSE I BELONG
And if we being really honest I don’t think anyone has more reason to hate the United States than Black and Native Americans
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How can I work “lesser men will sing of your bravery” into every convo lol
You guys should have been there for the skate park one
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What are yall doing for menstrual cramps that’s when I’m really popping them like skittles
This European ibuprofen discourse surely isn’t real. I get regular pressure headaches due to the weather (when it rains the barometric pressure changes cause me headaches) You guys just…don’t take anything? You just stop working every time you have a headache?
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Nothing can prepare you for how she about to get down 😂😂😂😂😂
Just because someone doesn’t want to fight, doesn’t mean they can’t fight
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The girls don’t do the baddie bounce anymore 😂😂😂😂😂
Women don't walk like this no more... I'll pay the rest of the restitution
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went out with a baddie recently and she started talking about birkins mid date. i said damn i really need to get out of academia man. i'm sorry guys, this marxism business not fun if you love beautiful women
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My BAP 😂
I’m 100% here for Meghan just Key & Peele’ing people in Nottingham when her and Harry were walking around. @KeyAndPeele
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Non-black people be like "Oh I'm sorry I called you a dirty black nigger monkey, we use that as slang in my home country and if you don't like it then you're just an annoying xenophobic Amerikkkan"
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Today my activism is not being homeless 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like her & I agree 😭😭😭 what did Wendy Williams say???
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Where tf did your accent go, Buckwild?
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