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@napoalmeida All these phaggot ass liberal Brazilians in their little feelings

Nada pessoal, Neymar foi um jogador muito talentoso. Não me importa o que faz da vida. Minha preocupação é com a Seleção: ele não tem a menor condição de jogar uma Copa. Já não é questão apenas física. É comportamental. Passou do tempo de enterrar isso. Cabe a Ancelotti.

@PabloRaphaelRUA Lmao what sort of a gay ass tweet is this, fuckboys everywhere

Deixou de ser atleta há tempos. Digo mais, não sofreu metade do que o Vini sofreu na vida. Desde novo Neymar foi abraçado pela mídia e nunca sofreu ataques em massa como o Vini na Espanha. Se tivesse 10% do mental do Vini, seria 10x bola de ouro.

@victorbarbuza Kids trash

Tem um monte de perfil genérico aqui do X tirando o Robinho Jr. pra merda. 😂😂 Não aprendem nunca! Robinho Jr é talentoso pra cacete! 💎 18 anos, gente. Estreou no profissional com 17. Calma. Ano passado pediam ele no time para ajudar a “livrar a cara” do Santos na Série A. ÓBVIO que um garoto de 18 anos está suscetível a sentir dificuldades em uma Série A. 👍 Mais um que vai calar a boca de muita gente que depois vai fingir de bobo para não perder o engajamento.

@RkFutbol And you believe everything you fucking read huh? Have you even seen the video? It’s another case of a phagit little spoiled child crying wolf

Neymar should be nowhere near the Brazil NT for the World Cup. He will damage the dressing room with his antics and ruin Brazil’s chances at the World Cup.

@ManagerTactical Typical from today’s weak ass pussy generation

Apparently Neymar allegedly slapped Robinho Jr. at practice after he got nutmegged. Robinho Jr is the son of now retired and in prison… Robinho. Not a good look for Neymar that is still trying to get into Brazil’s 🇧🇷 World Cup roster.

@paigebueckers1 @GeminiApp You talk like a fucking 12 year old boy who’s going through puberty; you’re clearly lost in your identity. You may Scizzor and eat black ass, but your bitch ass ain’t black. Grow The fuck up

.@GeminiApp's Personal Intelligence came in clutch with this lunch rec. What do you think I should try next? #sponsored

@SelecaoTalk Typical soft ass generation…

🚨BREAKING | Robinho Jr has submitted an official complaint to Santos accusing Neymar of aggression The 3 accusations against Neymar: • cursed him in an offensive way • tripped him up • slapped him in the face He demands a meeting to deal with the contract termination.

@ChristanWNBA Gayest thing I’ve read

It’s the little things with rookies that make a big difference in a game. Azzi Fudd catches and sees a 4-time MVP switch on to her. There’s no jitters from Fudd. Gets off the island in the corner and gets the ball to Jess Shepard off the bounce

@LGqaza25606 @grok @TouchlineX @neymarjr @FIFAcom Shutup fat fuck; if you believe anything globo sports reports, I got news for you

@grok @TouchlineX @neymarjr Abusing a younger player is a serious offence and @FIFAcom must intervene

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: There was a HEATED FIGHT between Neymar and 18-year old Robinho Jr. (Robinho's son), during training with Santos. Robinho Jr. reportedly dribbled past Neymar, which sparked the reaction, Neymar lashed out and KICKED him. The youngster got back up and shoved Neymar in response. Neymar ended up SLAPPING Robinho Jr. across the face. — @geglobo

@romanhelmetguy @ThomBrady5 I don’t disagree. Now, with that being said. What’s some philosophies outside of stoicism? Is anything from Seneca and etc still under the same umbrella ? What sort of philosophy would you say Alexander or Ceaser had.

Stoicism is popular because apathy is the sickness of our age and stoicism glorifies it. Stoicism is cope for living in a dying society. Stoicism is managed decline. You need to become anti-stoic. You need to become so passionate it’s self-destructive.

@roguewealth Makes him seem like the fucking dirty phag he always has been;

I’ve disagreed in the past with people who’ve called Ryan Holiday a stoic grifter. In fact, the note-taking method to write books he learned from R.Greene is still one of the coolest things I’ve seen in the writing niche and I appreciate him sharing it like he did. But this particular reaction makes him no favors. It makes him seem petty, and childish.

@romanhelmetguy Fuckin phaggit ass fool

Ryan Holiday (the Daily Stoic guy) hosted a drag queen story hour for kids at the bookstore he owns btw. I think he’s been reading too much Suetonius.

@AdolphFischtler @HumbleFlow @dailystoic Undoubtedly.

@A_Kings_Journal @HumbleFlow @dailystoic With a last name like "Holiday", he's definitely jewish.

Ryan Holiday's Response to Ivanka Trump

@RyanHoliday You literally make anything “stoic” sound like herpes. Contempt towards your weird ass was always there from day 1. That gay ass video you made was like cream cheese frosting. A fucking insufferable bitch

Decide who you want to be, the Stoics command us, and then do that work. Will we be recognized for it? Maybe, but that will be extra.

@RyanHoliday Shut your bitch ass up

@rafaosoriomalca Danced like any trashed white bitch

Nadie sabía quién era. Sube al escenario y pasa esto. Empieza a bailar y algo no cuadra. No es una fan cualquiera. Y cuando te das cuenta ya es tarde ¿en qué momento entendiste quién era?

@HumbleFlow @dailystoic This guy makes stoicism sound hella gay ; he’s probably a closeted queer , only inferior fuckboys would act the way he does.

@dailystoic Why are you woke?

@dailystoic Ryan, you’re a fucking clown.always have been.

@cutiieepie6 Just aged 10 years, and now look like an assistant principal , or a feminine lesbian. Why? Cut your hair , when you had a youthful look to you

-I'm 51 years old and I've been wanting a short haircut; today I took the plunge, but the people close to me don't like my new look and are giving me a hard time. Your opinion means a lot to me. Thank you so much ❤😍

@johnkonrad Ryan’s a phag

Ryan was once a friend. He’s been out sailing on my boat. I helped him sketch the initial pivot to writing about the Stoics. Sadly, this isn’t his most shocking video. That distinction belongs to the ones featuring his kids at Trump rallies. He’s a smart guy and a deep thinker, but Trump has him tied up in knots. What made him popular is the unique, insightful advice he gives. That earned him a roster of “celebrity” friends, mostly authors, who reciprocated with network connections and advice of their own. His closest friend is @RobertGreene, who is genuinely a great person. Ryan worked as his assistant, and Robert introduced us. Both are voracious readers. Problem one: Robert is a dork (the best kind), while Ryan is the kind of guy everyone in high school liked. Put another way: Ryan is socially motivated. Robert is introspective and observant. Problem two: Robert had brutal experiences in the workforce and wrote The 48 Laws of Power, in essence, to understand why he kept getting screwed by alpha males. He wants to help people understand the world around them. He isn’t tilting at windmills. He’s offering insight grounded in historical context. Ryan wants to actually improve the world itself. I genuinely believe his motives are good, but unlike the actual Stoics, he lived a normal life that turned into a very charmed one. Ryan’s social radar is phenomenal. He reads trends and knows how to ride them in a modern context. But I don’t think this is an act. He genuinely seems to believe Trump is a monster. How did he arrive at that false conclusion? I don’t know for sure, but we share many mutual friends, and I can trace where our thinking began to diverge. What made me reject the popular “Trump is bad” narrative in our old friend group is the Bronx. My childhood there always lingers in the background. I was (briefly) an EMT in the Bronx. My mother was a visiting nurse in the projects. My father was a firefighter when the Bronx was burning. I’ve thought hard about the liberal policies, and a few conservative ones, that produced the war zone surrounding me. I’ve spent decades working alongside people with hard jobs: soldiers, first responders, offshore oil drillers, merchant mariners. I understand why Trump’s base loves him. I understand why they agree with his policies. Even that wasn’t enough. After January 6th, I had to reevaluate my feelings toward Trump. I hated the Democrats’ slide toward Marxism. But could I keep supporting Trump after so many first-term failures? So I read roughly a dozen biographies, not just about Trump, but by his friends and associates. People who loved him. People who hated him. A truer sense of the man began to emerge. Not all “good,” but realistic, intelligent, and possessed of a deep love for Americans of every type. What makes Ryan so smart is the sheer historical context he carries from a lifetime of reading. He can plug real, useful historical lessons into almost any problem. But you absolutely must understand the full context of a problem in order to fix it. And like the actual Stoics, you have to index the good you want to do against the first-hand disasters you have actually seen. Ryan genuinely wants to fix America, but he is unbalanced. His historical context runs deep. His modern context is superficial. Here he’s trying to solve a problem he has incorrectly indexed as “Trump is bad,” without firsthand exposure to the sufferings of real Americans who have lived through real danger and tragedy. He’s plugging that deep historical context into a superficial understanding of the problems Trump is actually trying to solve. The result? Frustration, anger and rhetorical bombardment that’s almost the polar opposite of stoicism.