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I have a roommate that asked me to personal train them, part of my language, but I asked him the other morning, he said, f*** you. I'm like, Whoa, whoa, it's 08:00 a.m., you got till noon to work out. And no, it was fu. So yeah, you cannot force people to grow. You can lead a horse to water, but honestly, even that horse don't even want to be that water sometimes
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:40
I remember when all of this thing came out about Roe versus Wade and I was listening to someone had sent me a clip from someone who said pay close attention. This whole thing about putting a stop to abortion, if you look at the data that it's majority of white women that have abortions and that there is a group that's deep in the political pockets to further the white race. That is why they've overturned Roe versus Wade, specifically the section about abortions
Jack .
@zejacques · 2:27
I really enjoy this book, but it hones in specifically on something that you mentioned. You mentioned a pretty polite comment by the sounds of it, speaking out against racism, and then the person jumping back and being like, look at you, you're virtual signaling. Now, this is a perfect example of a really soft, individual aspect of white Rage
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Nick G
@NickGweezy · 0:42
Thank you very much for the reply. And I am currently reading the sample on Apple books now, so I appreciate the suggestion and, you know, don't sell yourself short. A lot of nonAmericans have a much better grasp of American history than the average American who likes to sit through class and snooze through it and tell the teacher fu and not accept the knowledge that is given to them, which is the only free things in this world is our education system publicly in that respect
Jack .
@zejacques · 1:16
We have many similar problems and one of them being a lot of Australians such as myself, didn't really know the full history of Australia judges and whitewashing of history as we experience in the States as well. So at the age of my late twenty s, I was learning things about Australian history, particularly black Australian history or indigenous Australian history that I just wasn't taught in school
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