Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 4d

He should have clarified this a LONG time ago

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Anonymous #3 4d

I feel like that’s just common sense personally but that’s just me

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 4d

The average reader of the New York Post has zero common sense and thinks this is purely race-based 😭

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Anonymous #3 4d

It only took a few minutes of research and common sense to figure that out lmao. Ppl need to start reading and doing more research

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 4d

I think we know from last year’s election that people cannot fucking read or do research, and only believe what is spoon fed to them. Why not keep that in mind when posting a platform or other messaging instead of expecting people to figure things out (they won’t)?

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Anonymous #3 4d

Literally all that’s required is deleting a few words from his platform

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Anonymous #3 4d

Getting mad over something you don’t understand is Peak Reuplicants

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Anonymous #1 4d

I know it’s insane. These people need to be institutionalized

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Anonymous #3 4d

Imagine being aware of a problem you are contributing to and then have the mindlessness to address it as if you yourself don’t contribute to it

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Anonymous soderpop 4d

Call me crazy but clarifying words that are susceptible to weaponization and misinterpretation by right-wing media is a good thing

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Anonymous #6 4d

It’s ironic hyperbole but I don’t expect you to look into it

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Lmao if I said the reverse it’d be national outrage

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Speak English please

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Anonymous OP 4d

Said what? Indigenous people belong in their land?

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Anonymous OP 4d

Honestly just say it then fucking pussy

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Anonymous OP 4d

I’m so tired of the “if I did this” bullshit just do it you little fucking bitch ass

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Anonymous OP 4d

Man up and stand up for what you believe in then

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Anonymous OP 4d

Well, if you said the reverse, it would be untrue

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