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Also Manhunter was really amazing
How dare Trump eat breakfast
Two Eggs <:NPC:500042527231967262> 🗯
Eating breakfast is white supremacy
orangeMan(bad);
Is "Jussie" Smolette an example of a kid named by a mother who didn't know how to spell "Jessie?" I always thought Anfernee Hardway's mother didn't know how to spell Anthony either.
Probably an only child
That video is a pretty funny take on "Jussie"
Stupid Dumblr wouldn't let me download and repost so I had to link directly
Betcha they threatened to book the two on assault charges
hahah
classic
From what I read, they had a lawyer and he made the deal that if they cooperated that they would not be charged. I believe they are Nigerian nationals. So they probably used that as leverage since a criminal conviction could see them on the first plane back to Lagos.
#Buildthewall
@Ethreen42 That's the whole idea behind amnesty. Romney won Texas by about 1 million votes. There are estimated 5 million illegals living in Texas. If they get amnesty they'll vote 8-2 for democrats and the dems will win the white house on the bases of 3 states for the next 60 years.
how are dems an active presence in a state where everybody owns a gun and refuse to hand them over
Look at the breakdown by county
It's all city and Mexican border
have no clue if thats True or not but still
belarussia
@FunnyStarRunner Like in most states Democrats dominate the urban areas of Houston and Dallas and Republicans dominate the rest of the state. This is true all over the U.S. Trump won Ohio because the Dems failed to get 80% percent of cities like Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus.
does explain why a lot of city liberals attempt to dismiss GOP supporters as toothless country bumpkins
https://www.politico.com/2016-election/results/map/president/ohio/ Click on those blue counties and look at them. Franklin Co is where Columbus is. Athens Co is where the University is. Summit and Cuyahoga Cos are Cleveland, Hamilton Co is Cincinnati.
@FunnyStarRunner That's easy to explain. I've talked to my in-laws a lot, and they are upper middle class parents with two kids, and a nice house in Seattle. They are lovely people, and I really care for them, but they have this funny idea that anyone can do anything if they just put their mind to it, and it doesn't matter where you come from. They don't know the reality of being poor, the fact that there are less options, less opportunity, and the whole idea that someone would be stuck in that situation because there is no way out is just anethma to them. I made it out because I had friends willing to help me. Others aren't so lucky. They said you have to do what you have to do even if it's uncomfortable and don't understand that that kind of decision when you have nothing can lead you to sleeping on the streets, and possibly being stuck there. They have no consept of any of it becaue they only know the people around them that have managed to pull themselves out of it and make something of their lives. It's been interesting having conversations with them about these things, especially since I was homeless, I did get a divorce and was a single parent household for a long time, and I did work my butt off to get out of poverty.... but none of it would have been possibel without help from people who believed in me. Not everyone has that help.
Really, it's a difference in mindset. People think differently in the country then they do in the city. Different experiences, different states of being.
true
So Illinois dropped the ball on that shooter
Was a felon, still passed the background check to purchase the firearm
Got caught when he tried to get a carry license, then he got a, turn in your guns, when they found out
i grew up middle class and the closest my family was to homeless was the period when we lived at my grandparents' house
i think it was a transition between homes