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really? immobilized by fear at the mere sight of a piece of rope?
what delicate flowers, sure to be looking up an ambulance-chasing lawyer as we speak so they can be reimbursed for their pain and suffering.
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A quick trip to the neighborhood Home Depot for a gift turned into a terrifying experience for Lisa Flowers and her sister, Lyonni Flowers. The day took a frightening turn when they found a large hangman’s noose made from thick rope dangling from the spool it came from.
“She said, ‘Do you see it?’ And I turned around and I don’t think I could move,” Lisa Flowers said.
Those sneaky racist Home Depot employees just KNEW a day would come that their diabolical plan to scare young black women with a piece of bent rope would come to fruition!
I feel that young Americans like this need a semester of early American history and a tour of duty in Afghanistan to get their heads on straight.
I’ll say it again: the decadence of young Americans and their worry-free prosperous lives is causing them to become bored idiots actively seeking offense.
I feel that young Americans like this need a semester of early American history and a tour of duty in Afghanistan to get their heads on straight.
I’ll say it again: the decadence of young Americans and their worry-free prosperous lives is causing them to become bored idiots actively seeking offense.
i wholeheartedly agree. at this rate, offense-seeking may soon qualify as an Olympic sport.
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