The Plains
Joined February 2011
The way this isn't even an exaggeration. 😂
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It’s a Beautiful thing
This is exactly what everyone predicted
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Put your dog whistle down, Bruce.
Anybody noticing how many of these young players at the NBA DRAFT are being interviewed and sitting down with BOTH mom and DAD? It makes a huge difference. Family First! @TNTSportsUS @CBSSports
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Folks really got a little too comfortable playing R Kelly again.
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Congress watching soldiers get arrested for insider trading
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Drake retweeted
It will never cease to trouble my mind just how recent segregation was.
Ella Fitzgerald arrested after singing to an integrated audience in 1955
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A reminder that Ruby Bridges is still alive today & is literally on Instagram... this wasn't very long ago...
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The abolition of slavery
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Drake retweeted
I would forever retweet a black family till it’s my turn.
Michael B. Jordan pulls up with his family at the #Oscars .
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The new berlin conference of 1884 is the munich conference of 2026. #NotTodaySatan
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When you’re ruled by satanic child trafficking pedophiles but the Dow Jones industrial average is over 50,000
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Paper money was never supposed to be the money. It was a receipt. You deposited gold at a bank. The bank gave you a note that said: "The bearer of this note may redeem it for X amount of gold." That's all a dollar was. A claim ticket. The paper had no value. The gold in the vault did. The paper just made it easier to carry. This system worked for centuries. Every major currency was backed this way. The British pound. The French franc. The U.S. dollar. Then, slowly, governments realized something: If people trust the paper, they never come for the gold. So they printed more notes than they had gold. Then more. Then more. When too many people asked questions, they closed the gold window. That was supposed to be temporary. 55 years later, the dollar is still backed by nothing but trust. And that trust has cost you 97% of your purchasing power. The receipt became the money. Global money became trust-based. And money became nothing but a promise that nobody has to keep.
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Black household items growing up.
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I haven’t seen anybody ask JJ McCarthy a goddamn thing about the ICE invasion and he’s QB1 for the Vikings. Black athletes always expected to be the “face” or “stand” for something 😂
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*taps sign*
if you’re 21 now, Trump has been president or running for president since you were 10. this obviously had gargantuan consequences for Gen Z's views on democracy, virtue, success & basically everything else Trump shaped a whole generation's personal character, and we still don't talk about it enough
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When you see your sizzling fajitas coming around the corner
Pittsburgh Steelers
@steelersJan 27
Pittsburgh is his world
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2 sticks of ram cost $1000 because of this shit
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Nearly half of the mortality gap between Black and White adults can be traced to the cumulative toll of a lifetime of stress and heightened inflammation, a new study shows. wapo.st/4re3I9i
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The way you frame this hides where the real scam actually is. The West spent centuries looting the world, blowing up states, and sucking talent in. Now that the bill is arriving, suddenly "mass immigration was always a scam." Who created half the refugees in the first place? Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Latin America, Africa... those people did not wake up one day and say: "Let me destabilize the West for fun." They were running from wars, coups, sanctions, debt and climate chaos made in Washington, London, Paris and Brussels. Mass immigration was not a plan to destabilize the West. It was a side effect of the West destabilizing everyone else. On top of that, your own elites loved it. They wanted cheap labor with no power. They wanted doctors and engineers trained in the Global South to plug gaps in their own aging societies. They wanted migrants they could blame when the system started cracking. Now that the social fabric is strained, the same class that opened the borders for profit points at the people at the bottom and screams "invasion." China is different for a simple reason: it did not spend the last 50 years carpet bombing half the planet, wrecking currencies, and then pretending to be shocked when people flee. It did its industrialization at home, with its own population, under its own control. So it does not need to dress up demographic panic as some moral drama about refugees. Larry Fink saying "countries that avoided mass immigration will be better positioned" is not an anti-immigration epiphany. It is a quiet confession: The model where the West lives off imported labor, imported brains, and imported resources is breaking down. Blaming refugees is the most cowardly way to avoid saying that out loud. So no, mass immigration was not "a scam to destabilize the West." The West destabilized itself by building an empire instead of a society. Now it is angry that the edges of that empire are walking back through the front door.
Larry Fink of Blackrock now says countries that avoided mass immigration will be better positioned for the future. Mass immigration was always a scam to destabilize the West, it’s why China admits almost zero refugees.
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I have been laughing at this for 5 minutes straight. Somebody in the comments said now everybody think they Jamie King. 😭😂😭😂
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