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a white boy BEGGED to hit my joint last night and i told his ass no so fast #bestnightever
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Anonymous 4w

for context im indigenous and mexican and get treated like an alien at my very white school so i rarely get opportunities to stand my ground

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Anonymous 4w

i’d say no to ANY rando cs i’d be scared that they would run away w my sht🤣

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Anonymous 4w

As a white boy i would let anyone hit my joint. Weed is one medium through which we can break down social barriers that keep us angry at each other and separated by stupidity. In using a drug we are all equal in the fact that we are chasing the same high, looking to fill that same void. Change can start anytime and we can all share the love that we humans were created to give.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

touched a nerve ig 😭

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

respectfully its not my job to end racism by sharing my weed with strangers, i guarantee you that guy wouldnt have acknowledged my existence if he didnt see and smell my weed, and its also my weed !! i can pick and choose who i share with !!

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4w

Ofc and if you dont want to share with him thats your prerogative. And im sorry you feel alienated because from my point of privilege thats not something that has happened to me. But i would also like to ask if my existence as a white person at your school makes me implicit in the alienation that you feel?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 4w

So you said no just because you can’t most of the time at school? (W mindset)

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

But as a white person you simply dont understand that feeling of being an outsider in a country that’s supposed to be for all. And how are people expected to change when they exclude someone and still get what they want from that person? If anything OP did the most logical thing and gave these people at her school a taste of their own medicine

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

It’s j enabling bad behavior simple as that. Op doesn’t owe shit to anyone let alone ppl who wouldn’t do the same for them they goated for that fr

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

a big part of it is/was the approach and demeanor. if he came at me humbly it might have been a different story, a lot of white people around me go about expecting to be given anything they want from anybody. instead he came at me with the expectation of getting what he wanted, very loudly, and instead of respecting the no he continued to beg and ask. i could tell what kind of person he was and i didnt feel respected, so i told him “no youre good” and shared with the ppl i had already planned to

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

i do agree with your sentiment about how weed connects people and has the ability to build community, but that man was not my community and was not coming to me in a good way, he came from a place of entitlement and gluttony and i refuse to feed into that 💋

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 4w

never let them know your next move ‼️

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