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wish i could still be a mystery to you
fuck yea bro, big ups with you doin your thing, it's mad dope mate, much love.
thanks yo
You are handsome ...ignore the B,S
thanks, haha
Lol you ugly bro.
nice you can type the same thing twice
Lol you ugly bro.
yea
Where'd you cop those bapestas fam? Nice page btw.
thanks
We haven't talked in awhile and I know a lot has changed since high school but I hope you're doing okay.
aint shit changed, appreciate your concern
Quentin Tarantino and Steve Buscemi rehearsing a scene for Reservoir Dogs.
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An Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire by Arundhati Roy
Samuel Leroy Jackson December 21, 1948 (65 years strong)
Black excellence
Azealia Banks has called for the descendents of slave traders to pay $100 trillion in reparations to African-Americans. Taking to Twitter on Friday (December 26), the rapper made a series of posts relating to reparations after sharing an article about the DeWolf family, who were prominent Rhode Island-based slave traders. "I wonder where the descendants of the ‘DeWolf’ family are today. They should all have their houses burned and their finances seized," Azealia tweeted. "This generation of young black kids needs to make a CONCERTED effort to seek out living descendants of major slave trading families. They Owe us Money." Banks then tweeted directly to James DeWolf Perry, a DeWolf descendent who was involved in a documentary about coming to terms with his family history. Questioned about profits from the project, Perry replied, “Thanks for asking. No, I’m not making any money from documenting the DeWolf family’s slave trading past.” Banks went on to request proof of this claim, as well as asking Perry, “What did you [sic] family do with all the money you made from slavery???? I need to know. Now.” "Someone should kick your ass, and punch you right in your stupid smiling cracker face," posted an agitated Banks. The 23-year-old also shared a number of links to articles on how Native-Americans and Holocaust survivors have received some form of reparations from the United States and Germany, as well as a claim by Harper’s magazine stating that should the US compensate African-Americans for slavery, the figure would be in the region of $100 trillion, based on the hours of forced labour worked with a compound interested of 6 percent.
Pretty much.