Maybe she's on opium?
My guess is fentanyl.
I don't think she has ever held a job - so cheap drugs help the welfare go further.
Maybe she's on opium?
How many posters here have a system generated tag line folks?
ANYBODY?
SureI did until five minutes ago, after watching your moronic rambling.
I posted this 27 minutes agoDid the system create your tag line?
Come on
Back your buddy up
What was it before you changed it?I did until five minutes ago, after watching your moronic rambling.
I posted this 27 minutes ago
Wyvern Wrangler Was your tag line 27 minutes ago
Oh look, shit fer brains, I removed the custom and gawdamn...Well Known Member.
You drooling moron.
Why would it be preset at well known member for brand new people?Oh look, shit fer brains, I removed the custom and gawdamn...
You're dumb a stump.
Why would it be preset at well known member for brand new people?
That’s weird
Embarrassed about what?
If they have made none why would it be set at well known poster?It's based on how many posts they make.
Probably set at around 100. Damo could create a whole cascade of levels. But those who care will go custom. I never gave a shit so didn't bother - but now that I noticed, think I'll keep the custom.
Produce factual evidence and I will acquiesce to that evidence
It is not hysterical to question your veracity hereI found the title area. Mine is left blank.
Again, this is system generated.
Why are you hysterical. Are you on meds?
Black and Native Senate nominee slams Trump’s Columbus revival: ‘It’s still Indigenous Peoples’ Day’
The two credit unions that I'm a member of, said we will be closed Monday in observance of Indigenous People's Day,
not Columbus Day?!!
N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas says Trump's celebration of Christopher Columbus whitewashes Indigenous history and calls on Black and Native communities to unite against shared inequities.
Every year, the federal holiday of Columbus Day brings significant tension in the United States. The day intended to honor Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer who is often falsely credited with discovering the United States, has been met with resistance from Native Americans and others who say honoring Columbus disregards his true history of violence, terror, and enslavement.
"They're just trying to showcase all the 'good things' that they have done, without trying to take accountability for all the bad that has also happened within the past 250 years," said N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Oklahoma, of the conservative resurgence of celebrating Columbus.
Thomas, who has Black, Native American and white ancestry, told theGrio that recent actions taken by President Donald Trump to preserve the misrepresented history of Christopher Columbus—who never set foot on land that is present-day United States—are part of a larger goal of upholding white supremacist ideology and culture in the United States.
"It's white supremacy," said Thomas, who is a citizen of Oklahoma's Chickasaw Nation.
Columbus first encountered the "New World" in 1492 in the Caribbean, specifically the present-day Bahamas, and later expanded to Hispaniola, now present-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic. It set off an era of European colonization, enslavement, and violent rule by settlers throughout North America, South America, and the Caribbean islands. An estimated 90-95% of indigenous people in the U.S. were displaced, murdered, or died of diseases brought by Europeans.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/black-native-senate-nominee-slams-204720842.html
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Racists never miss a chance to claim false history as their moral foundation
Dick heads gonna dickhead
You really love murderous tyrants.
Happy Indigenous Day!
AKA MAGA members on here .
Fuck you asshole. You supported the assassination of your president so, fuck you!Black and Native Senate nominee slams Trump’s Columbus revival: ‘It’s still Indigenous Peoples’ Day’
The two credit unions that I'm a member of, said we will be closed Monday in observance of Indigenous People's Day,
not Columbus Day?!!
N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas says Trump's celebration of Christopher Columbus whitewashes Indigenous history and calls on Black and Native communities to unite against shared inequities.
Every year, the federal holiday of Columbus Day brings significant tension in the United States. The day intended to honor Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer who is often falsely credited with discovering the United States, has been met with resistance from Native Americans and others who say honoring Columbus disregards his true history of violence, terror, and enslavement.
"They're just trying to showcase all the 'good things' that they have done, without trying to take accountability for all the bad that has also happened within the past 250 years," said N'Kiyla Jasmine Thomas, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Oklahoma, of the conservative resurgence of celebrating Columbus.
Thomas, who has Black, Native American and white ancestry, told theGrio that recent actions taken by President Donald Trump to preserve the misrepresented history of Christopher Columbus—who never set foot on land that is present-day United States—are part of a larger goal of upholding white supremacist ideology and culture in the United States.
"It's white supremacy," said Thomas, who is a citizen of Oklahoma's Chickasaw Nation.
Columbus first encountered the "New World" in 1492 in the Caribbean, specifically the present-day Bahamas, and later expanded to Hispaniola, now present-day Haiti and the Dominican Republic. It set off an era of European colonization, enslavement, and violent rule by settlers throughout North America, South America, and the Caribbean islands. An estimated 90-95% of indigenous people in the U.S. were displaced, murdered, or died of diseases brought by Europeans.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/black-native-senate-nominee-slams-204720842.html
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