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Kathy didn't need to apologize
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Kathy didn't need to apologize
My unarmed cousin was killed by a police officer tonight,but I was criticized last night for saying not much has changed in this country smh. You guys don't live the life here like I do. My heart is broken and I'm looking to hurt a cop smh.
condolences man, I'd chill for the night...I'll
Prob get locked up
Tonight for retaliation. My cousin was accepted to a 4 year college in Va too smh....
BREAKING: President Trump has been urging world leaders to call him on his cellphone, raising security and secrecy concerns.
— The Associated Press (@AP) May 31, 2017
My unarmed cousin was killed by a police officer tonight,but I was criticized last night for saying not much has changed in this country smh. You guys don't live the life here like I do. My heart is broken and I'm looking to hurt a cop smh.
BREAKING: President Trump has been urging world leaders to call him on his cellphone, raising security and secrecy concerns.
— The Associated Press (@AP)
May 31, 2017
https://www.wsj.com/articles/pentagon-tests-anti-missile-system-over-pacific-ocean-1496176690
Trump is playing 3D chess for real.
Send us into a war to keep the economy rolling...
Then when we come out and fall into a recession, the next president, obviously a Democrat, will take the blame.
Noice
My unarmed cousin was killed by a police officer tonight,but I was criticized last night for saying not much has changed in this country smh. You guys don't live the life here like I do. My heart is broken and I'm looking to hurt a cop smh.
BREAKING: President Trump has been urging world leaders to call him on his cellphone, raising security and secrecy concerns.
— The Associated Press (@AP)
May 31, 2017
I'll
Prob get locked up
Tonight for retaliation. My cousin was accepted to a 4 year college in Va too smh....
This one imagined that the power would repose within him and make him great, a Midas touch that would turn all to gold. But the power of the presidency was what it had always been: a system of cooperative relationships, a power that rested on people’s willingness to carry out the orders the president gave, and a willingness that came from that president’s respect for rule of law, truth, and the people. A man who gives an order that is not followed has his powerlessness hung out like dirty laundry.
Instead of the dictator of the little demimondes of beauty pageants, casinos, luxury condominiums, fake universities offering fake educations with real debt, fake reality tv in which he was master of the fake fate of others, an arbiter of all worth and meaning, he became fortune’s fool.
He is, as of this writing, the most mocked man in the world.
The man in the white house sits, naked and obscene, a pustule of ego, in the harsh light, a man whose grasp exceeded his understanding, because his understanding was dulled by indulgence. He must know somewhere below the surface he skates on that he has destroyed his image, and like Dorian Gray before him, will be devoured by his own corrosion in due time too. One way or another this will kill him, though he may drag down millions with him. One way or another, he knows he has stepped off a cliff, pronounced himself king of the air, and is in freefall. Another dungheap awaits his landing; the dung is all his; when he plunges into it he will be, at last, a self-made man.