Complete and utter separation is the answer.

but where the fuck do we go (if anywhere) and how would that thing get organized/ come about/ look?

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The space between despair and orgasm is hard to fill ~ Maron

the movement causes of today.

Like I think Malcolm (old Malcolm that is) would say I told you they were snakes, what did you expect?

It's kind of the vibe I get from older black people.

I think they have a feeling that you can only change them so much.

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"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

i also think, with regards to the o.p., that the closest anyone's ever been to being *right* was james baldwin

We're the only hope we have.

posted on his facebook page


All Americans should be deeply troubled by the fatal shootings of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. We’ve seen such tragedies far too many times, and our hearts go out to the families and communities who’ve suffered such a painful loss.

Although I am constrained in commenting on the particular facts of these cases, I am encouraged that the U.S. Department of Justice has opened a civil rights investigation in Baton Rouge, and I have full confidence in their professionalism and their ability to conduct a thoughtful, thorough and fair inquiry.

But regardless of the outcome of such investigations, what’s clear is that these fatal shootings are not isolated incidents. They are symptomatic of the broader challenges within our criminal justice system, the racial disparities that appear across the system year after year, and the resulting lack of trust that exists between law enforcement and too many of the communities they serve.

To admit we’ve got a serious problem in no way contradicts our respect and appreciation for the vast majority of police officers who put their lives on the line to protect us every single day. It is to say that, as a nation, we can and must do better to institute the best practices that reduce the appearance or reality of racial bias in law enforcement.

That’s why, two years ago, I set up a Task Force on 21st Century Policing that convened police officers, community leaders and activists. Together, they came up with detailed recommendations on how to improve community policing. So even as officials continue to look into this week’s tragic shootings, we also need communities to address the underlying fissures that lead to these incidents, and to implement those ideas that can make a difference. That’s how we’ll keep our communities safe. And that’s how we can start restoring confidence that all people in this great nation are equal before the law.

In the meantime, all Americans should recognize the anger, frustration, and grief that so many Americans are feeling — feelings that are being expressed in peaceful protests and vigils. Michelle and I share those feelings. Rather than fall into a predictable pattern of division and political posturing, let’s reflect on what we can do better. Let’s come together as a nation, and keep faith with one another, in order to ensure a future where all of our children know that their lives matter.

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i am POTUS and the most i can do for u is check if the PDept (not officer) is liable of civil rights violations. where the DOJ has like 1 out of 20 success rate over the past 5 yrs. but we nabbed FIFA, so theres that.


meanwhile the major prez candidates dj chump and yall's homegirl spent yesterday subtweeting each other

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And we will be so moved by his songs that we will forgive his lack of policy around state sponsored violence.
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with "beer summit" concert tour dates to follow.


proceeds to benefit My Brothers Keeper orgs, but only if the org's operate in at least 49 states and have minimum 4% minority participation

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how many minor enforcement adjustments is he going to issue? how about some executive orders? or better yet, how about you come the fuck out and confront the monstrosity that is our "justice" system?

And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.

He basically became a Garveite in the last two years of his life.

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this is what the panthers did in oakland
except instead of recording, they would listen to the scanners and just show up with rifles

but props to this dude and his org
it aint THE solution, but its a mitigating strategy for now, since i dont think no one is leaving any time soon


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That video, which caused nationwide outrage after it went viral on social media, was actually filmed by a member of an organized group that specifically seeks out violent crimes using police scanners with the intention of filming them, not for the purpose of exposing police but to deter young people from crime.

Early Tuesday morning, members of the group, called Stop the Killing, followed a call they overheard on police scanners to the Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge. There, they filmed the shooting that has created a nationwide furor.

The group’s founder, 43-year-old Arthur “Silky Slim” Reed, made the decision to upload the video of Sterling’s shooting on social media Tuesday afternoon.

Reed and his team have filmed killings — or their immediate aftermaths — for years.

During a phone interview with The Washington Post early Thursday, Reed said he and his group of anti-violence activists have filmed upwards of 30 killings in Louisiana since 2001. That was the year he put his violent past behind him and founded Stop the Killing in his home town of Baton Rouge.

The organization seeks to prevent violent crimes, particularly among black youths, by performing outreach to local schools, prisons, churches and group homes.

“We focus on those individuals in the community to help them from going and getting killed or going back to prison,” Reed said.

One of the organization’s methods of deterring young people from crime is by filming violent crimes, often killings, and creating documentaries from the videos to show at demonstrations.

His team finds the killings, mostly around Louisiana, by keeping an ear on police scanners for calls that seem to have the potential to end violently.

“We actually create documentaries on murders, and one of the things that we do is we listen to police scanners to go out and film murders,” Reed said.

Although it isn’t the group’s goal, they sometimes film police doing things like “checking cars illegally,” he said.



Early Tuesday morning, members of his team — he wouldn’t say who, nor confirm he was present, citing safety concerns — filmed the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling outside the Triple S Food Mart. After police did not immediately release any footage of the shooting, Reed and his team uploaded the video to Facebook and Instagram at about 5 p.m. Tuesday.

“We see a great injustice, and we wanted it to be known,” Reed said. “We’re forcefully seeking justice. This is a civil rights movement, and this is the continuation of same struggle that black people have been going through for so many years.”

By uploading the video, Reed could ensure that people would know exactly what happened.

“We don’t have faith in the system,” he said, citing the Eric Garner case. “We think the system is set up where we’re hiring licensed killers.”


https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/07/07/the-story-behind-the-filming-of-the-fatal-baton-rouge-police-shooting/?tid=pm_national_pop_b

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for alton sterling


started by issa rae with i think a 10k goal yesterday

now at 460k


https://www.gofundme.com/2d3eze7g

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get busy living, or get busy dying.

Not the sentiment and intent because that is all valid, and I am glad that people rose to the occasion.

But we just spent a year talking about these issues:

Police Brutality
Community Policing w/ review boards
Free College Tuition

These things were up for discussion and most people couldn't huminize the platform to engage with it and why it mattered. Even flat out were against it.

And yet now in 2 days time we were able to come together, around this tragedy, to give the family an opportunity, but it cost them their father.

If we are going to do anything we MUST engage for an America as promised, unapoligetically. We have more say in what goes on if we would actively utilize our power. We say it all the time but we need to act. And we need to fight for everyone to be received within the capacity of their humanity. It can't keep taking this for us to move forward.

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charles houston & thurgood marshall almost singlehandedly took down jim crow/segregated busing, bcuz they found a angle to attack it in city after city


setting up a scholarship/gofundme is a one time thing with a obvious solution



challenging police killings is a little more slippery bc not every story is the same, and then even with video evidence AND convictions, the peter liang's still walk cuz the system protects its own.

its a systemic problem that, along with the public action, needs the courts and governments, ie other systems, to due their part in correcting it


now, im not sure why no one has found/hired a bunch of 2016 johnnie cochran's to form a lawyer superteam to pursue some kinda legal precedent for all this bs. but either way that is not an action that the general public can take

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get busy living, or get busy dying.

they will never view us as equal and will never truly make things equal for us. this is and isn't about race, but rather about control, money and resources...

it is a capitalist society where you have to have oppressed people to make it work - the oppressed are those who are working for the elites. there is a reason why we are locked up in prisons at an alarming rate:

http://usuncut.com/class-war/elon-musks-solarcity-exploits-prison-labor-manufacture-taxpayer-subsidized-solar-panels/

http://thefederalist.com/2015/03/04/not-content-with-enormous-taxpayer-subsidies-elon-musk-turned-to-prison-labor-for-cost-savings/

the only way this works is by segregating Black dollars -- when we don't we dilute our ability to control anything in our communities.

who owns majority of buildings in Black neighborhoods?
who owns majority of houses in Black neighborhoods?
who own majority of businesses in Black neighborhoods?

you can't change shit if you don't own shit!

owning dollars in your community means you have a say in who your police chief is.

owning dollars in your community means you have a say in who your mayor is.

owning dollars in your community means you have a say in what companies invest in your community.

owning dollars in your community means you have a say in how the police police your communities.

When you buy online, buy at webuyblack.com.
Buy Black-owned products whenever you can.
Shop at Black-owned stores whenever you can.
If you need insurance, go to Black insurance agents.
If you buy a house, use a Black agent or Black brokerage firm.
Go to HBCUs.
Go to Black doctors and dentists
Use Black attorneys and accountants.
Go to Black community gardens for veggies.
Support Black owned technology.

Take the time to look for our businesses online and order household items through them, buy clothes, furniture from them, etc.

It doesn't happen overnight, but get in the habit of doing it and tell your kids to do the same thing.

If you plant this into the culture it will grow! It will give people a reason to start more businesses in our communities. We have to support our own businesses in order to grow more of them. When we can hire ourselves and buy from ourselves and keep money circulating in our communities, we will have the ability to prevent this stuff from happening a little easier. We just have to understand that it won't happen overnight, that it will take years and we have to be disciplined and focused enough to do it.

One thing I know about Black people is that whenever we stand together for something and act together, we generally win...

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"There's a fine line between persistence and foolishness..."
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"To Each His Reach"

intrigues me.....

>When you buy online, buy at webuyblack.com.
>Buy Black-owned products whenever you can.
>Shop at Black-owned stores whenever you can.
>If you need insurance, go to Black insurance agents.
>If you buy a house, use a Black agent or Black brokerage
>firm.
>Go to HBCUs.
Done.

>Go to Black doctors and dentists
Trying...hard though.

>Use Black attorneys and accountants.
Hope it never comes to this...but in my salad days I did for tickets and such..

>Go to Black community gardens for veggies.
My first response was "Where they do that at??" .... But then I was like..."Maybe I need to be the one to do that here since I've never come across it locally."


>Support Black owned technology.
Some examples? I'm all about tech & gadgets....


>Take the time to look for our businesses online and order
>household items through them, buy clothes, furniture from
>them, etc.
ANy other resources besides the webuyblack.com ?


>It doesn't happen overnight, but get in the habit of doing it
>and tell your kids to do the same thing.
>
>If you plant this into the culture it will grow! It will give
>people a reason to start more businesses in our communities.
>We have to support our own businesses in order to grow more of
>them. When we can hire ourselves and buy from ourselves and
>keep money circulating in our communities, we will have the
>ability to prevent this stuff from happening a little easier.
>We just have to understand that it won't happen overnight,
>that it will take years and we have to be disciplined and
>focused enough to do it.
>
>One thing I know about Black people is that whenever we stand
>together for something and act together, we generally win...


"Get ready....for your blessing....."

>intrigues me.....
>

True Detergent is THA BOMB! It works REALLY, REALLY well, smells good and it is much cheaper than the other stuff on the market. It's all I use now.

>>When you buy online, buy at webuyblack.com.
>>Buy Black-owned products whenever you can.
>>Shop at Black-owned stores whenever you can.
>>If you need insurance, go to Black insurance agents.
>>If you buy a house, use a Black agent or Black brokerage
>>firm.
>>Go to HBCUs.
>Done.
>
>>Go to Black doctors and dentists
>Trying...hard though.
>

the thing is to keep looking. i found a Black dentist in Phoenix, AZ and she is the best dentist I've ever had! Still looking for a Black doctor, though, BUT I'm still looking.

>>Use Black attorneys and accountants.
>Hope it never comes to this...but in my salad days I did for
>tickets and such..
>

CPAs for taxes. I found mine by sending info to this site:
http://www.nabainc.org/

>>Go to Black community gardens for veggies.
>My first response was "Where they do that at??" .... But then
>I was like..."Maybe I need to be the one to do that here since
>I've never come across it locally."
>

This is the point, if we don't see it in our community, let's not be afraid to do what we can to bring it there. I've had a dream for years to create a Black owned grocery store sourced by Black farmers. I've got a business plan, a list of Black farmers, now just working on transportation logistics to transport food.


>>Support Black owned technology.
>Some examples? I'm all about tech & gadgets....

These are ALL OVER. Try here as they interview a new Black tech company every week: http://www.blacksintechnology.net/

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>>Take the time to look for our businesses online and order
>>household items through them, buy clothes, furniture from
>>them, etc.
>ANy other resources besides the webuyblack.com ?
>

http://www.coloredcontent.com/
http://www.purchaseblack.com/
http://getbevel.com
http://www.talleyandtwine.com/
http://www.huemanbookstore.com/
http://www.sistagirlmidwifery.com/sgmw/
http://www.sneakerscustom.com/
http://www.suruclothing.com/
https://purchasinglove.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/black-owned-alternatives-to-major-brands-_-december-20141.pdf

in short, Black businesses are EVERYWHERE, we just have to search for what we need. they are all online. watches, shoes, etc. just search they are all there. products are good quality, priced well and come quickly.


>>It doesn't happen overnight, but get in the habit of doing
>it
>>and tell your kids to do the same thing.
>>
>>If you plant this into the culture it will grow! It will
>give
>>people a reason to start more businesses in our communities.
>
>>We have to support our own businesses in order to grow more
>of
>>them. When we can hire ourselves and buy from ourselves and
>>keep money circulating in our communities, we will have the
>>ability to prevent this stuff from happening a little easier.
>
>>We just have to understand that it won't happen overnight,
>>that it will take years and we have to be disciplined and
>>focused enough to do it.
>>
>>One thing I know about Black people is that whenever we
>stand
>>together for something and act together, we generally win...
>
>
>"Get ready....for your blessing....."

Go to your local black owned financial institution like Carver Bank and give them your business. The influx of new money will help them to open more branches and ATM locations and cut down on the ATM fees we have to eat initially due to their current small size.

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Carver bank is a public company that was bailed out by white financiers a few years back. They bought the majority of the stock in the bank and is "steering" the bank to "profitability". It's mission is to still help the Black community in NY, BUT it is owned by white people now (stock holders). Now if you really want to do something with Carver bank, this would be DOPE:

1. EVERY BLACK PERSON IN AMERICA SHOULD BUY $100 - $200 WORTH OF CARVER STOCK. It's trading at under $5/share. Now that would be dope because if the majority of the owners of the bank were Black, we, as shareholders get to help dictate what the bank does, where and for whom. It's stock ticker is http://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3ACARV&ei=XGiAV7HjLYWpefWvjpAF
If you can afford $100 worth of lattes, $500 shoes, etc. spend $100 on this stock. Imagine if every Black person bought this company back with $100 each.

Here's a list of the Black-owned banks in the US. OneUnited bank is located in Boston, but it also operates as an internet bank. Liberty Bank in New Orleans has an internet bank operation as well, I believe.

Alamerica Bank Birmingham, Alabama
Broadway Federal Bank Los Angeles, California
Commonwealth National Bank Mobile, Alabama
Industrial Bank Washington, D.C.
Axiom Bank - Maitland, Florida
Carver State Bank - Savannah, Georgia
Citizens Trust Bank - Atlanta, Georgia
Illinois Service Federal - Chicago, Illinois
Seaway Bank - Chicago, Illinois
Metro Bank - Louisville, Kentucky
Liberty Bank - New Orleans, Louisiana
Harbor Bank of Maryland - Baltimore, Maryland
OneUnited Bank - Boston, Massachusetts
First Independence Bank - Detroit, Michigan
City National Bank of New Jersey - Newark, New Jersey
Mechanics & Farmers Bank - Durham, North Carolina
United Bank of Philadelphia - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
South Carolina Community Bank - Columbia, South Carolina
Citizens Savings Bank - Nashville, Tennessee
Tri-State Bank of Memphis - Memphis, Tennessee
Unity National Bank of Houston - Houston, Texas
First State Bank - Danville, Virginia
Columbia Savings & Loan - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
North Milwaukee State Bank - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

I'll look into the FUBU internet banks.

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It can give black people educations online enough to potentially allow for individuals to have the agency to leave the US or stay.

It can keep more black folks off the street i.e. out of sight of the police.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

how many black owned banks across the nation?

21?

38?

thats as simple as us diverting our direct deposits to these institutions.

All WH petitions with more than 100k signatures are to get an official response


https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/petition-create-federal-law-enforcement-agency-supervises-behavior-all-law-enforcement-agencies

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get busy living, or get busy dying.

And I probably am, but that's exactly
why I see shit like this before alotta
other folks do.

Now that I'm off my soapbox, look up
a brother named Mario Simpson and his
plan for financial empowerment. Get
involved if you can.
Buying Black has already been mentioned,
so props to reply 10.

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>Now that I'm off my soapbox, look up
>a brother named Mario Simpson and his
>plan for financial empowerment. Get
>involved


Need more info I'm coming up blank.

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>Complete and utter separation is the answer.
>
>but where the fuck do we go (if anywhere) and how would that
>thing get organized/ come about/ look?

Good luck with that.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

dude exposed the fuck out of the connections between the NOI and white supremacists, who basically saw the two ideologically opposed groups as having a common goal.

i get the frustration but i have been hearing this separatism, back to africa, pan africanism and other varieties of the same argument for some time. everybody just wants to vent. nobody has a real solution of where to go, who would go or who would be welcome. one-drop rule? i am all for whatever people want to do as individuals or in mass, but personally i think it's just a college freshman fantasy. i also think the people who have stood and fought in the last 150+ years have gotten a lot done, that things are still this fucked up just shows how far they had to go at the outset.

And you will know MY JACKET IS GOLD when I lay my vengeance upon thee.

All you can do is think, your just like the white racist who want you gone, ignoring the context of oppressed group wouldn't need/want separation if the oppressors would let us live

Black people just can't expect y'all to see our humanity at all

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Instead of telling black people who just want to be safe how we should feel

actually you do, my friend...

segregating Black dollars to Black communities where we can own our own homes, buildings, businesses, etc. is the ONLY way this ever change.

can change shit if you don't own shit.

>>Complete and utter separation is the answer.
>>
>>but where the fuck do we go (if anywhere) and how would that
>>thing get organized/ come about/ look?
>
>Good luck with that.
>

>actually you do, my friend...
>
>segregating Black dollars to Black communities where we can
>own our own homes, buildings, businesses, etc. is the ONLY way
>this ever change.
>
>can change shit if you don't own shit.

When you are silo-ing it BY RACE then you are *just like* the white supremacists.

Doing it by community or in a group with shared goals would be more like it - but splitting off RACIALLY is fucking bullshit. Lazy, CRACKER ASS, bullshit.

And to the poster above talking about how "the abused" want to get away from "the abusers" - remember that's EXACTLY what many white supremacist say about getting away from non whites. Its bullshit.

Muhammad Ali was on this shit too and he came to his fucking senses eventually. And so did MALCOLM!!!!!!

Now, you want to spend money at "black owned" business - that's fine. But watch out for those scams - I don't trust someone who advertises themselves as "the white money managers."

And remember:
But the bad thing is anyone can ride the train, And the reason, For that is 'cause we look the same....
Disgracin' the race, Blowin' up, The whole crew, Wit' some of them lookin', Just like you


And yes, I'm SUPER DUPER WHITE.

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*disregarding all that other bullshit you typed*

>And remember:
>But the bad thing is anyone can ride the train, And the
>reason, For that is 'cause we look the same....
>Disgracin' the race, Blowin' up, The whole crew, Wit' some of
>them lookin', Just like you
>
>
>And yes, I'm SUPER DUPER WHITE.

LOL

clueless you are, tryna be all up in this conference giving weak-ass, fake-ass, honky high-fives

shit is laughable, devil.

Die. Slow.

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The ULTIMATE negation of everything.

The space between despair and orgasm is hard to fill ~ Maron

It's not the responsibility of so called black people to change the desire of so called white people to not be racist. We don't owe America shit.

FOH

subterfuge...

matter fact, who the fuck you think you typing to? You fucking pixie. This ain't even a discussion you should've felt the need to place ya punk-ass two-cents into but yet and still you did because, and say it with me now, white privilege. It dictated that you should do so...you felt entitled to do so, didn't you?

>Good luck with that.
>

Die. Slow.

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The ULTIMATE negation of everything.

The space between despair and orgasm is hard to fill ~ Maron

if anything. Ask all the questions you want in order to gain understanding, but this "white folks telling black people how to go about their shit" isn't and has never been the move.

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I know when I can't through to some cracker ass separatists, even when they aren't white.

Maybe you can start a version of Stormfront.org ??

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_separatism#Opponents

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there is no white n word.

for saying I did.

Black people wanting to separate is due to
very calculable mistreatment, but you're
too busy practicing your version of white
supremacy to see the legitimacy in that
claim. You want to say "white people
say the same thing!" What you miss
is they're making it up. We aren't.

Do you have a problem with Chinatowns?
China itself? Gtfoh. We don't give
a fuck what white separatists say.
They want to separate because of our
skin color. Black "separatists"
want to separate because of their
mistreatment. They NEVER wanted to
integrate, whereas we did at one
point, thinking they would change.
That has never happened. Fuck you,
and fuck them.

DIE

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

https://www.gofundme.com/2d5wd5g

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get busy living, or get busy dying.

has one and it's raising serious dough

https://www.gofundme.com/2d3eze7g

but then it was started by a public figure.

Other brother doesn't look like he will raise 50k.

Seems arbitrary.


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"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson

"what's a leader if he isn't reluctant"

but both should be getting 7 figures from the city in a year or so

probably more in the MN shooting cuz there's no ambiguity there at all

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