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[Shai @_Shai_0]

@SSJerdo @MOVIEBOT__ He said the woman I love is gone and Tasha was loving that he was living with it

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@AndrewCanDoAll @MiaHeatTilDeath @HeatNationCom @KellyIko I mean if it was me, Miami does have better schools and private schools it just makes sense to leave them down here too because he’s on an expiring contract

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@ItsJakeem7 @drew_sk33 @BradyHawk305 Jimmy wanted Tyler traded for dame and was mad when the offense was more centered around Tyler in 2024 training camp and Tyler been sneak dissing him all year

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@drew_sk33 @BradyHawk305 And Jimmy and Tyler don’t fw each other’s

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@ShariLove_ @BradyHawk305 They hate each other too

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@KingJordan_57 I think it was because of Shawn, he already lost his dad at that point and didn’t want to do that to Shawn

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@Giftaveli @larryislegend But it shouldn’t be, all ignorance nenas is you lack knowledge about something, shannon said he was being disrespectful when he really wasn’t when he called him ignorant about boxing

[Larry Legend @larryislegend]

Yea Shannon might be slow. He 1 of them black folks that yap and don’t know what “ignorant” means.

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@MarathonOG3215 @russellwilliam4 @isaiahdaboy Like when he get mad at skip for disrespecting his craft so Shannon should understand why Shakur got offended

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@MarathonOG3215 @russellwilliam4 @isaiahdaboy That was still disrespectful, there’s been men killed in the ring, Shannon should explained it better because Shakir does need the casual fan to tune in so he can get more money but the way Shannon said it was disrespectful to the craft Shakir has worked for

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@russellwilliam4 @isaiahdaboy He also said shakir isn’t putting his self in danger which is untrue, anytime you enter a ring your life is at risk

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@rip327 @ChefTrillie Why not, she’s not employed by the company

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@uconn0707 @awfulannouncing What statute or law or policy prohibits that

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@subw0ofer2 It’s the shirt, it’s not even all the way filled out

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@biscaynebucket1 @HeatvsHaters Not really, if he comes only thing we need is another shooter, if he doesn’t we need a playmaker, shooter, and backup center, we wouldn’t need another center because lebron and Giannis can just play together when bam is out and LeBron is still a big body

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@GuadalupeC64889 @MacAlgoTrader Wemby made repeated dangerous plays over multiple games in multiple series, that’s why his suspension was called for. A red card that was questionable is not the same thing especially when they let Messi get away with doing the same thing

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@HeatvsHaters I like him as third string, let him keep the two way

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@TwoWayDav @HeatvsHaters We need bigs

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

The approval of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress on the 4th of July, 1776 represented the ultimate political gamble.

The American revolutionaries were fighting against the world’s most powerful country, and the vast majority of colonists in America either opposed or were indifferent to independence.

While the odds were slim, the consequences for failure were severe. All 56 men who later signed the Declaration faced an assured death by hanging were the Revolution to fail.

And they had a lot to lose. The leaders of the Revolution were generally wealthy and influential in the colonies.

But they had suffered what Jefferson called a “long train of abuses” over the previous decade, and believed that failure to take a stand would lead to the destruction of their liberty.

So when they pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor, they meant it.

The Declaration was the ultimate political line in the sand: rights are God-given, not government-granted; government is legitimate only upon the consent of the governed; and government’s purpose is to safeguard the natural rights of the people.

What began as a conservative rebellion seeking the preservation of traditional English rights evolved into a political revolution that laid the foundation for the rise of the greatest republic in history — and that produced transformational consequences around the world.

We as Americans in 2026 are inheritors of this legacy of liberty and the beneficiaries of the courage, wisdom and dedication of the Founding Fathers.

We can acknowledge that our society and nation face a lot of problems. Whether there will be an America 500 celebration may very well depend on how this generation of Americans tackle these challenges.

But there can be no doubt that we are fortunate to be citizens of this republic. And we have a small group of patriots, who took a risky stand 250 years ago, to thank for that.

Happy America 250!

[Shai @_Shai_0]

@ChefTrillie Y’all getting overconfident in these comments the wizards have a stacked team with a lot of talent, it’s not a forgone conclusion anymore we’re just going to beat them 4 times in a row like we’ve been doing