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Go check **/r/SargonOfAkkad**'s leaderboard: <http://mee6.xyz/levels/372507611284766720> :wink:

40blocks needs to stop being a nigger and rank up already

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Newfags

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Fucking normies

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LURKER NORMIES

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JDM

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@JDM_WAAAT
“But yeah, I'm pretty certain that you could say a lot about the experiences of black people. Just because black culture or gender are social constructs, doesn't mean that they don't have real societal impacts. Like, the stereotypes surrounding black people, or the very real violence that black people experience at the hands of police in poor black communities. There's a lot that could be understood about the cultural forces at play that put people into those situations, and situations that are specific to poor black people as opposed to poor white people.”

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@JDM_WAAAT

"I don't really find Sargon nearly as interesting to watch anymore as say Contrapoints, an ex university professor and amazing entertainer, and actually going to universities and learning about the sort of stuff you see people demonizing. I think one of the reasons that universities are so largely demonized isn't just because some of the students on universities are against freedom of speech, I think that it's because universities generally offer knowledge that is straight up contrary to popular prejudices. I think you all would agree that the truth is non partisan, and that's why the uneducated often dislike universities, because they speak a lot of truth and when people learn more they start to question existing institutions."