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[JNCharacters @YBG_V3LLI]

No 🧢🎓!!!
#WednesdayWisdom

[Flvco Cruza Fronteras @flvcovlquimistv]

Shouted out the orishas.

I tell you Nigerian🇳🇬 culture is alive and well in parts of Brazil🇧🇷

[Dfw_camo @dontplay_z]

If there's an oil crisis and oil companies are making record profits, A healthcare crisis and healthcare companies are making record profits, a financial crisis and finance companies are making record profits.Then the companies are the crisis.

[Prello @DPrello]

The problem is we stopped disciplining children and started diagnosing them. Now we have a society full of adults who think everything is someone else’s fault

[corleone @corleoneYC]

Eu conversando com alguém e percebendo que essa pessoa enxerga o mundo exatamente como a mídia quer que ela enxergue.

[🫀* @mufcjuj]

Avram glazer literally came out a few days ago and basically told everyone we will forever be shit because Manchester United is a brand and no longer a football club and the cucks / top redtards decided to fill out the stadium again🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 infinity money glitch

[Bart @UtdBart]

I don’t like the owners of McDonald’s.

So I’m going to buy a Big Mac, sit down inside one of their restaurants and sing songs about how I don’t like their owners.

That will show them!!!

[Rathbone @_rathbone]

If Russell Brand is going to prison for rape that occurred 20 years ago, why isn’t anyone in the Epstein files going too?

[Moral Philosophy @ML_Philosophy]

"A good man without strength is hoping that evil has mercy."

— Sun Tzu

[Fav @favwontmiss]

The backlash against data centres should be the beginning of a much bigger conversation about the tech industry. We need less technology forced into every corner of our lives, not more. Cars don’t need giant screens, refrigerators don’t need computers, and every aspect of our lives doesn’t need to be monitored, tracked or turned into another app designed to collect our personal data.

[Semitic Jew @semitic_jew]

Did not expect this many bars in one place. Share with the youngins.

[AK47 @NoFilterAnjali]

Savage comebacks 😆😆😆

[Essex Patriot @Essex_Patriot]

Tesco profits shot up from £883m to £2.3bn.

​An extra £1.4bn+ in profit while families STRUGGLE to afford basic groceries.

​It’s not a cost-of-living crisis, it’s a cost-of-greed crisis—backed by government INACTION! 🛑

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

Instead of asking why nobody wants to work anymore, maybe we should ask why companies want one person to do the jobs of five people for the salary of half a person.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

At what point do we stop focusing on who needs to pay more tax and start asking where all of our tax money is going.

[Adam @AdamJoseph]

Jack Grealish is allowed an endless free pass in terms of his behaviour in a way that others - like Paul Pogba, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford & others - are never given. It isn't hard to figure out what the difference is.

Every time he goes on a bender, there is always a counter briefing coming about something he did. None of which is a bad thing, of course. It's just that the same grace is never given to others that is to him.

[Radical Liberal @ImbackAgain81]

Found guilty of rape of a minor and let go with no jail time. Don’t talk to me about crime stats cause fuck y’all.

[// @aggzzx]

Vincent Kompany’s illness is about more than just himself.

It’s part of trend across sports and wider society in how we view Black bodies.

Some thoughts 👇

[African Hub @AfricanHub_]

Burkina Faso has added the Haitian Revolution to its national school curriculum.

The decision means a West African country is now teaching its students about a revolt that once shook European powers. In 1791, enslaved Africans in the French colony of Saint-Domingue rose up against the French Empire.

They burned plantations and fought off the Spanish, the British, and eventually Napoleon’s forces. By 1804 they had won, founding Haiti the world’s first Black republic and the first nation born from a successful slave revolt.

France never accepted the loss. In 1825 it demanded 150 million francs in “compensation” for the enslaved people it claimed as lost property.

Haiti spent more than a century paying the debt, taking loans from French banks along the way. The final payment was made in 1947.