Ici, on n’abandonne jamais.
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The lottery of birth certainly is one of the cruelest realities of life.
You can be absolutely screwed by where and to whom you’re born.
The kids are going to be fighting an uphill battle to grow into responsible people with dishonest adults like that.
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Niggas got a head start by being born in the wealthiest civilization on earth but they instead chose degeneracy, lil durk gang gang songs and cardi b coochie music smh
The lie that white people came from Africa and they become white because they migrate to Europe where there is less sunlight. Meanwhile African Americans where taking from Africa to Europe and America for about 500 years now and they are still black, even the Moores who civilized the Europeans were blacks Africans. Make that make sense to me.
“African kingdoms just couldn’t help but sell their fellow Africans. It wasn’t their fault.”
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« Une escalade des violences / an escalation of violence »
— ironic coming from someone responsible for already insane levels of violence in Haiti.
LÍDER DE PANDILLA HAITIANA EXPRESA PREOCUPACIÓN POR AVANCE SALVADOREÑO Y BUSCA DIÁLOGO CON LA ONU
El líder de la organización criminal haitiana 400 Mawozo, Wilson Joseph, conocido como «Lanmò San Jou», aparece como remitente de una supuesta carta dirigida al secretario general de Naciones Unidas, António Guterres, en la que solicita la intervención de una delegación internacional para facilitar un proceso de diálogo y mediación en Haití. El documento, fechado el 1 de noviembre de 2026 en Croix-des-Bouquets, refleja preocupación por el desarrollo de las operaciones de seguridad.
En la comunicación, Joseph hace referencia a los recientes acontecimientos relacionados con los cuatro militares salvadoreños desaparecidos. También expresa temor de que las declaraciones del presidente @nayibbukele. Por ello, solicita que Naciones Unidas facilite conversaciones entre las partes involucradas y manifiesta su disposición a participar en un proceso de diálogo.
El documento circula entre políticos y periodístas locales y ha sido atribuido al dirigente de 400 Mawozo, cuya identidad y vínculo con esa organización están documentados por Naciones Unidas; sin embargo, no se ha confirmado oficialmente la autenticidad de la carta ni que haya sido recibida por la Secretaría General de la ONU.
Crimes are not all the same in terms of scale, destructive force, and potential reversibility. So the same logic shouldn’t apply anyway.
Ultimately, pretty much any position can be stretched or distorted to extreme lengths. However, I am pretty comfortable sticking to the position that any child that does what I watched in that video should be permanently locked up to protect the rest of society.
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Black people need to understand that the only reason white people are interested in any of this is that they have no real problems in their lives.
They're like the rich kid going to Everest to challenge themselves.
This is entertainment for them. Like whisky shots.
They invited her to Berlin thinking she would praise them. Instead, she exposed their blood-soaked history.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie didn't hold back. She exposed the ultimate Western lie. They teach their kids to "help the poor Africans," but completely erase the fact that Belgium’s King Leopold turned the Congo into a personal slaughterhouse. Millions murdered. Hands chopped off for rubber.
They don't teach the truth because the truth is a debt they can never repay.
Watch this. Bookmark it. Teach your children who the real savages were.
You can make demands only from people who remotely care. Arabs, however, don't give af!
Why are Africans not demanding reparations from Arab nations for their role in the trans-Saharan, Red Sea, and Indian Ocean slave trades? Why does the conversation about slavery and historical accountability so often focus almost exclusively on the transatlantic slave trade, while other systems of slavery that devastated African populations receive far less attention?
Arab and other Muslim-ruled societies participated in slave-trading networks that existed for centuries, involving the capture, sale, and exploitation of millions of Africans. If historical injustice is the basis for demanding reparations, then shouldn’t the same principles of accountability apply to every party that participated in the enslavement and exploitation of African people?
Africans deserve a more comprehensive conversation about their history,one that acknowledges every major slave-trading network, examines the responsibilities of the societies and institutions involved, and applies the same standards of historical accountability consistently. Why should the demand for reparations be selective when the history of slavery is not?
Easy to use. iMessage, for instance, just feels clunky.
I’m really curious why WhatsApp is so popular in 3rd world countries.
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WhatsApp it's the most used messaging app in the world with more that 3 billion users including "first world countries" like most western Europe.
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