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Fools Wildin Thinking They Doing It Unappreciation Vol Get The @#*+ out
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People will soon start saying they identify as **** and dogs. Workplaces will have to have dog houses inside the cafeteria etc. Some interesting times ahead.
Dude they are human beings. They have more rights than any other animal in the country
The only thing I can possibly see is a memo saying people can't face discrimination from government programs if they are one. Which I doubt would be needed but makes sense.
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I was about to throw my phone into the Kentucky river, good god I’m glad it was a prank.
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You can’t call ur boys “dawg” anymore cause it’ll be “offensive”.
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Famb i doubt this will happen
No signs we are heading in that direction
Furies been a thing for a long time now
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You’re entitled to your own opinion, but I strongly disagree. Restaurants have dogs and the like sitting around tables with people. 20 years ago, that wasn’t the case, but here we are.
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What and dogs?
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Yo how is that a serious thought
Problem:
As the U.S. prepares to welcome tens of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing war, the country continues to deport scores of African and Caribbean refugees back to unstable and violent homelands where they’ve faced rape, torture, arbitrary arrest and other abuses.
In March, when President Joe Biden made a series of announcements welcoming 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, granting Temporary Protected Status to another 30,000 already in the U.S. and halting Ukrainian deportations, two Democratic lawmakers seized on the moment to call for similar humanitarian considerations for Haitians.
“There is every reason to extend the same level of compassion,” U.S. Reps. Ayanna Pressley, of Massachusetts, and Mondaire Jones, of New York, wrote to the administration, noting more than 20,000 Haitians have been deported despite continued instability after the assassination of Haiti’s president and a powerful earthquake this summer.
Solution:
Airdrop furry suits over Haiti.
As the U.S. prepares to welcome tens of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing war, the country continues to deport scores of African and Caribbean refugees back to unstable and violent homelands where they’ve faced rape, torture, arbitrary arrest and other abuses.
In March, when President Joe Biden made a series of announcements welcoming 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, granting Temporary Protected Status to another 30,000 already in the U.S. and halting Ukrainian deportations, two Democratic lawmakers seized on the moment to call for similar humanitarian considerations for Haitians.
“There is every reason to extend the same level of compassion,” U.S. Reps. Ayanna Pressley, of Massachusetts, and Mondaire Jones, of New York, wrote to the administration, noting more than 20,000 Haitians have been deported despite continued instability after the assassination of Haiti’s president and a powerful earthquake this summer.
Solution:
Airdrop furry suits over Haiti.
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Sorry but I responded before you edited the post
So there is gonna be legislation to do something for furies (no specifics on what that is) and the evidence of this happening is some restaurants allowing dogs at tables
Bruh
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I like the conflation of furries and people that bring their dogs to restaurants.
Dawg those are just white people.
Dawg those are just white people.
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Cats, however, it appears they consider the other word a curse.
I’m not well versed in this dress up and believe you’re an animal world, so I don’t know what their demands are, but don’t be surprised when you start hearing about it.Sorry but I responded before you edited the post
So there is gonna be legislation to do something for furies (no specifics on what that is) and the evidence of this happening is some restaurants allowing dogs at tables
Bruh
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Ja 6'2 and Jalen is 6'4. Both them boys would've easily dunked that on whoever. This man 6'10 and came in there trying to be the Iceman.
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I ain’t ever seen such a thing
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Might be my bias or accepting certain stereotypes but learning this happened in Mexico made all of it make sense and not a surprise.
Of all the types of criminals in different countries/cultures a murder of the groom after or during a wedding seems the most likely among the cartels in Mexico. If not there, Westeros.
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If they step in, they fear that they'll be next. Watch the slaughter or become the slaughtered. They just find solace in minding their business, like many adults do.
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