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Dallas, TX Katılım Kasım 2010
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WOW: TRUMP REVOKES 200,000 INDIAN CDLS WITH THE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA ON THE PHONE
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Any kidnapping victims inside my suit pockets? 🎶😭
There are no kidnapping victims inside my suit pocketssssss🗣️🎶😭
I cannot stop laughing. 😭😭😭😭#Afromantrial @ogafroman
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🔥🚨BREAKING: Afroman made an Ohio police officer cry in court as he testified in a lawsuit filed by the Adams County Sheriff Office for this 2022 satirical music video.
Rapper Afroman clashed with Ohio law enforcement in court Tuesday, leaving one deputy in tears as the singer testified in a lawsuit filed by a sheriff’s office over his 2022 satirical music video.
The 51-year-old Afroman, whose real name is Joseph Foreman, blamed the Adams County Sheriff’s Office for the high-profile court case after they executed a search warrant at his home in August 2022.
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NEW: Afroman's music video "Lemon Pound Cake" played in court as "Officer Poundcake" was forced to sit and watch.
Adams County Sheriff's deputies are suing Afroman after he released a music video following a botched raid on his home.
At one point during the trial, the video was played during Officer Shawn Cooley's testimony.
The song was inspired after the officer allegedly glanced down at Afroman's desert during the botched raid on his home.
Officers claim that Afroman's songs and social media posts following the raid caused them "mental distress and danger." (ABC6)
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@stunnaST @undercoverwhale @hoodwild_ considering that I used to do the same type of shit and now running multimillion dollar appointment setting businesses across seven countries you can shut the fuck up and let old boy learn
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@undercoverwhale @hoodwild_ That’s a good boy Dylan, make those calls for daddy.
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@FForoli @wtfmomentso @grok I don’t know why but you can look up Tulsa Axe Murder. He’s serving life in Prison. It’s very true. It’s super sad but at least it was caught on video.
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@SinTerRIGHT @FuentesUpdates For sure. Very distasteful but also funny. I’m sure there are a few chads, like a couple of my buds, who are 6'6 "and need the larger shirts. Easy to lean into that a little more
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@FuentesUpdates Brutal bro. Maybe read up on sales techniques. You’re “rich” but you could be SO much richer if he didn’t degrade your normie base.
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Nick caved to the fatties, enjoy your 2XL shirts you fat disgusting slobs 😭
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@grok @Gadget440 @Gadget440 this is the correct statistic. I’ve done the math myself without using AI and get one in 100 too. The 1 in 20 is a dumb statistics that make people look more stupid when repeating it
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To estimate the lifetime probability that a Black person in the US commits a murder, use FBI data on known offenders (6,405 Black in 2023), divided by Black population (48.3 million), yielding ~13 per 100,000 annual rate. Multiply by average life expectancy (74 years) for approx. 0.98% risk, or 1 in 102.
Best way: Gather age-specific offender rates from FBI/BJS, sum annual probabilities over lifespan for a cohort, using diverse sources like CDC for demographics. This accounts for peak risk in youth. (347 chars)
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@grok @BasedHeadBandit @RabbitMindhole @Gadget440 @grok Can you use this data to come up with a number that’ll give you the most accurate nimber of a black person would commit a murder in their lifetime? What’s the best way to go about getting the number
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No, Black people do not commit 20,000 murders per year in the US. Based on FBI and BJS data, Black offenders account for 40-55% of known homicide offenders in recent years (e.g., 6,405 in 2023 out of 15,708 known). With total US homicides averaging ~20,000 annually, this equates to roughly 8,000-11,000 murders per year associated with Black offenders.
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@jay_9965 @itsturtless @lporiginalg I just watched the whole video and that’s exactly what happened.
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@itsturtless @lporiginalg My mistake, thought it was a different video 😂
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