How to threaten your dog
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Lmfao he said not worth it
He cut his losses immediately hahaha
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How to threaten your dog
Omg
Lmfao he said not worth it
He cut his losses immediately hahaha
Loool wow
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YOU COULD HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF MEN BUT I COULD NEVER LOVE AGAIN HE’S THE ONE FOR ME JOLENE
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As the national anthem began to play before Florida State’s volleyball match against archrival Florida on Wednesday, redshirt senior middle blocker Mara Green took a knee.
Someone in the standing-room-only crowd of 1,550 fans in Tully Gymnasium shouted, “Stand up!”
Green didn’t. The anthem played. Other players remained standing. Everyone in the crowd remained standing. And Green remained on one knee, her right hand on her shoulder and her left on her knee.
Head coach Chris Poole released a statement:
“Mara (Green) made me aware of her intention to kneel for the national anthem. Florida State University is an institution of higher learning that recognizes a student’s right to freedom of expression. Similarly, I respect Mara’s right to freely express herself.”
I’m proud of this young lady. Rosa park Martin Luther King will be very proud. The ones that’s judging her n saying all kinds of hateful things are the main reasons what is wrong with this country. Walk a mile in her shoes or any of the protesters I guarantee you would take them shoes off. If you don’t understand people of color pain there’s no way you would understand our outburst. #Hate it!
I love it and I love how these white people keep showing their ass
21-year-old Baltimore Country man dies after being beaten up by police officers.
Tawon Boyd, a 21-year-old man from Essex, Maryland, was hospitalized after a fight with police, where he was later pronounced dead.
Police were called at 3AM on Sunday to the first block of Akin Circle in Middle River on a report of a disturbance. Boyd was found “confused and paranoid, sweating heavily.”
According to the police Boyd refused to obey orders and began fighting officers, but victim’s family and Deona Styron, his fiance, tell a different story:
“He on the ground, 5 other officers on top of him, and not only that, one police officer got his arm around his neck like this, punching him, punching, him and throughout the whole thing he’s like I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe…”
There is no way you can twist this story to justify the police beating this kid to death. Police were called to help, but they ended up killing the guy. There is no excuse - they’re supposed to serve and protect and they have to be able to deal with all kinds of people. Not everyone is mentally stable, not everyone is white, but that does not give you the right to beat them to death!
#TawonBoyd #BlackLivesMatter #StopPoliceBrutality
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Palestine’s Olympic Team for Rio Olympic Games 2016
Mayda Al-Sayed - Women’s marathon
Mary Al-Atrash - Swimming - Women’s 50m freestyle
Ahmed Gebrel - Swimming - Men’s 200m freestyle swimming
Mohammed Abukhousa - Track and Field - Men’s 100m
Simon Yacoub - Judo - Men’s 60 kg
Christian Zimmermann - Equestrian
Read more about Palestine in the 2016 Olympics and showing the world the Palestinians’ strong will.