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EssJay | 215.2

EssJay | 215.2

@JoeEsjay

+ Okra is the devil, but Jesus still loves you if you like it. + Tired of being fat.

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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
To all my non-black followers! Do you code-switch? Meaning, do you speak at home the same way that you do at work? Do you modify your natural intonation or verbiage when you get around other groups of people?
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Gray Witch@stonekoldsoul·
@AzPetrich Look at this heavily intoxicated white boy! But Nolan? 💜BLM
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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Too_cool_mik3 @cryptojourneyrs ...counters those narratives. Something tells me that Brandon Tatum felt extremely confident about putting this information out there. For now I cautiously believe it. If it ends up not being true, he'll lose a tone of credibility.
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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Too_cool_mik3 @cryptojourneyrs You're right Mike. Tatum should have held on to this information until the tox came out. The problem is content creators are putting out all kinds of fake stories and media out, putting the other boys and Katie in harms way. It's good that there is information that.....
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William Houston@HoustonWil62403·
@cryptojourneyrs I wonder who this is that got thier phone took in this picture? Would be crazy if Nolan wells was involved in this altercation.ide like to see the time stamp ..... was before 6pm🤔
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mike@Too_cool_mik3·
@CherrYHillS @StockNoobMoney @cryptojourneyrs Maybe he’s a good kid who doesn’t do drugs. You know there are teens like that—including Black teens. As hard as it may be for some to accept, creating a narrative without evidence because you want these kids to be innocent simply because they’re white is unreasonable
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𝒯𝒞⁷⁷⁷@TifahCrump777·
Weird how 18 year old Nolan wells is a MAN who made bad choices but the white 18+ friends with him were “boys”.
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Korin Reid@korinreid·
@shirllzz This is why abusers get away with what they get away with
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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Ravenwild9 ....parent she realized why the kid was such a poor student. It's quite sad actually
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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Ravenwild9 Yeah, we are. My wife ran into a public school teacher who told her that it's gotten so bad that she has 9th graders who need pictures to do multiplication problems. She also shared a story about a failing student that required a P/T conference. After speaking with...
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Nadya, Garden Heaux@ChaosJardin·
@JoeEsjay Odd. I would've figured they were part of the standard cafeteria order for the public school system. This wasn't even in a heavily Mexican area.
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Nadya, Garden Heaux@ChaosJardin·
Did everyone else get sopapillas with honey at school or was that just us?
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Sarah Fields
Sarah Fields@SarahisCensored·
Funny. Spread misinformation about me. Act like you’re sharing “new information” even though it’s been discussed openly on my platform for years. Come after a domestic violence victim. Allow people to spread disgusting lies about me and my children. I defend myself. You block me. LOL. What a “man”, Leroy Plummer.
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Watching this unfold has been hilarious. The moment the spotlight hit them and their narrative collapsed, they scattered like roaches. Notice what they aren’t doing: defending the original claim. A woman publicly claimed to be a “professional” and pushed edited audio and a fabricated script across the internet to convince people they were hearing evidence of murder. 🚨If she genuinely believed she had uncovered evidence of a homicide, the ethical response would have been to take it to law enforcement - not blast it across social media for clicks, attention, and internet fame. 🚨 She chose the latter. And I exposed it. So now what? Instead of defending their original story, the racist activist crowd is desperately trying to assassinate my character. And it’s not working. (I guess they’re new here). They’re spreading vile, personal lies that have absolutely nothing to do with the reporting because they know they can’t win on the facts. Lies that include misinformation about my children. So do not ever, ever let them convince you that they care about children when they can lie as quickly as they did about mine. They don’t research. They don’t investigate. They see a screenshot online and think “oooooh got her”. This is the oldest trick in the book. When you can’t attack the evidence, attack the messenger. It doesn’t bother me in the slightest. I hope you all know that. The truth will outlive every lie they tell. Years from now, the reporting will still exist. The documents will still exist. The facts will still exist. She will remain the unlicensed, unprofessional fraud with no legitimate business. Their smear campaign will fade away. Like it always does. (BTW, get new material) They’re throwing mud because they’re drowning. They’re hoping people stop looking at the evidence and start looking at manufactured distractions. I’m not going anywhere. And it’s hilarious that it’s always the SAME smear campaign. Because they have nothing else. It’s always the same lies over and over again. (As my followers know) Keep talking. Every minute you spend inventing new lies instead of defending your original claims is another admission that your narrative fell apart. And every time you spam my post, you boost me and bring in 💰 for my family. Thanks for that. 🫡

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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Ravenwild9 this was late 90s. We thought it was so stupid because nobody saw us. We were making like $11/hr. Most of us in our early 20s. They wanted us to FEEL professional. It was what it was. Just wondering when dress codes were not a part of American culture.
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EssJay | 215.2@JoeEsjay·
@Ravenwild9 Makes complete sense to me. My whole life, there's been dress codes. PreK, Elementary Middle School, High School, every place I've worked. I remember one of my first jobs was at a call center. We balked about the dress code. Slacks, dress shirt and tie....
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Nadya, Garden Heaux@ChaosJardin·
It's kinda weird to not be native, but have received many of the traditions of it second hand.
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