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[Yuu @Niefryt]

@Osakaflower02 Im sorpriythat Yowane is even there lol

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@twins_ermayn @SadAdrian They look like dominican local baseball teams mascot 🤣🤣🤣

[🐽 @Kwang_176]

과제로 작업했던 모션 그래픽😋

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@borissanchotv Será que quiere agarrar las donaciones para montarse una tienda en lugar de darlos a lo necesitado :)

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@he93176421 @Freddyazouriiii Y musulmanes :')

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@Pastoldetuirel Para mi es que quieren que le donen ropas nuevas para ellos agarrarlo para revender 🙄🙄🙄

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@animetrends Así tal cual como el anime ahora es trend pq Disney y el ovcidente cayó en historias genéricas y seguras

[Omar @OmarT2048]

Que nunca se olvide que Opción Democrática apoyó la candidatura de una congresista quien dijo que quisiera que RD nunca se hubiese independizado de Haití.

[CarminaG Xuzi🇩🇴 @Mrsxuxoutlet]

Los culpables de la haitianización de nuestras escuelas.

[Yuu @Niefryt]

@EuricSanti Lo mismo que sucedió con Argentina 😀

[@Cristodelalibertad @Cristodelalibe1]

La juntacentral esta entregando cédulas masivas a Haitianos con documentos falsos, con nombres y apellidos falsos, producto a que las Cédulas, Pasaportes y Licencias de conducir están en manos de la misma empresa que documenta en Haití, creando un solo país a la vista de todos.

[Teddy - PolyBackTest.com @Bitcoin_Teddy]

Woman: ”I am a woman of color, daughter of immigrants, Muslim feminist, lefty liberal. Am I your enemy?”

Jared Taylor: ”You're not subjectively my enemy. But what you are promoting will lead to the disappearance of my people and my culture.

And I'll tell you this: It annoys me tremendously when I'm told by some immigrant or a child of immigrants that the only reason my country is worthwhile is because people like them have come here. It's as if to say my ancestors built a dung heap.

And I don't doubt your good will, but your goodwill is objectively going to lead to the oblivion of my people. I'm sorry, there is no other way to see it.”

[Yoney Contreras @Yoney_Contreras]

🚨 Cuidado con esta estafa que está circulando. A mi esposa la intentaron estafar, pero se mantuvo alerta y no ocurrió. Les voy a explicar paso a paso cómo funciona para que estén prevenidos.

[Turning Point UK 🇬🇧 @TPointUK]

Northern Ireland police deploy late night snatch squads grabbing community leaders to deter future anti-migrant protests.

Did they ever do anything like this during Black Lives Matter or the Palestine marches?

[La Derecha Diario @laderechadiario]

🚨🇪🇺🇬🇧 | INVADIDOS: Se viraliza el testimonio de una vecina de Belfast —ciudad donde sucedió el intento de decapitación por parte de un inmigrante sudanés—, donde expone a los líderes progresistas que arruinaron a Gran Bretaña con la inmigración masiva.

"Es una bomba de tiempo esperando a estallar... No nos vamos a rendir. No nos escuchan... No los quiero en mi país, ya pasamos por demasiado".

[Yuu @Niefryt]

RD tambien necesita la actitud de Belfast, no el de Nepal 😀

[AshleY @Aku_700]

I know I’m going to lose some followers, but I want to say this:

It is deeply satisfying to see the people of Belfast finally waking up and fighting back. Asylum seekers’ homes and cars torched — this is what real resistance looks like when governments betray their own citizens with open borders and endless invasion. No more silence. No more tolerance for destruction. The natives are rising, and it’s about damn time. Enough is enough!

[Danny🇩🇴🌿 @klkmanitordx]

Dominicans are one of the least racially conscious people in the Americas. They don’t view the world through a racial framework like North Americans. Therefore, they don’t attach culture, identity, and social views to skin color.

For Dominicans to hate someone for having dark skin, they would need to first be racially conscious and second attach essentialism, stereotypes, behaviors, and traits to skin tones alone, which the average Dominican does not do.

Dominicans have one of the most beautiful examples of racial integration in the Americas, so much so that throughout Dominican history, between the 1700s and 1900s, foreigners visiting Santo Domingo/the Dominican Republic, including Black Americans (Douglass), were astonished to find no racial divisions or color identities among Dominicans.

This racial integration created a society that did not hyper-focus on racial identities and did not attach culture to skin tones. Dominicans developed a somehow united society, not perfect in itself, where skin-tone terms such as Moreno and Negro started to be used as words of endearment or nicknames for dark-skinned family members and friends.

In Dominican culture, the word Negro is not used as a racial/color identity like in the USA, but as a term of endearment if your partner has a darker skin tone than you.

Today, a lot of foreigners confuse the natural anti-Haitian imperialism that Dominicans developed toward their former occupiers and oppressors, the Haitians, with Dominicans hating Haitians solely for having dark skin or being Black. However, we do not see any animosity between Dominicans of different skin tones or races just for having different skin tones.

Dominicans continue to have a beautiful racial integration with no noticeable discrimination between each other based on their race or skin tone.

[Sandra Rodríguez ✝︎ @sandrarodrrguez]

«La única solución efectiva contra la gente mala y violenta, son personas buenas más hábiles en violencia».

~Bushido

[QUISQUEYA🇩🇴🇮🇹 @Faraona39563501]

Antes de tenían más hijos,habían menos escuela ,nadie quedaba sin inscripción,hoy se tienen menos hijos hay más escuelas ,pero cada año aumentan los miles de 🇩🇴 sin cupos. ¿Porque? porque las escuelas son reservadas a los haitianos