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My dream is to be a writer. 23 years old.
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Dr. Umar absolutely GOES OFF on the Kevin Hart roast and specifically calls out Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe over RACIST and George Floyd jokes, calling them the “white devil” and accusing them of profiting off Black people 😳👀
He also WARNS Netflix about a international boycott from the community if they allow anything similar in the future
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I think that's also because a lot of people see the fight against segregation as Black people fighting to be around white people, when really it was Black people fighting for the fact that they were paying full taxes and getting half of the public services
Tammy Brown the BAP@scarytammyb
David Banner and the like glamorize how the Black American community experienced segregation. They focus on the businesses, but don’t think about the lack of access to medical treatment, insufficient schooling, and lack of access to employment that was not menial.
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A Black teenage superhero with a gay best friend? Imagine the meltdown from the usual weirdos if Static Shock dropped today for the first time.
lala@lalasoftt
Static Shock (2000)
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@oghenetefe and I think itachi was partly to blame . he just brought back all that trauma torturing him with the genjutsu wtf . he was starting to make friends and value team 7. that drove him deeper into madness .
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Yeah exactly bro, you nailed it you actually understood the post
Sasuke was already mentally shattered as a kid, and trusting Orochimaru was straight-up desperation mixed with naivety. That body-switch was a suicide mission... only the Leaf’s interference + pure luck stopped him from becoming a permanent vessel.
Those 3 years of “training” ended up flipping the script because Orochimaru had weakened over time, and Sasuke got strong enough to turn the tables. Still doesn’t make the decision smart, but it shows how deep his trauma ran. He wasn’t thinking long-term… just “power at any cost.”
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A lot of people dragged me for saying Sasuke still had no valid reason to go rogue.
And honestly, I still stand by that point.
Trauma can explain someone’s behavior, but it does not automatically justify every decision they make afterward.
That’s part of why Naruto’s mentality will always be one of the most impressive things in the series to me.
Because if we’re being honest, Naruto had every reason to grow up hating the Hidden Leaf far more than Sasuke ever did.
The village feared him since childhood.
Adults looked at him like he was a monster.
Parents warned their kids to stay away from him.
He grew up without parents, without a clan, without love, without emotional support, and spent most of his childhood desperately starving for acknowledgment from people who already decided what he was before they even knew him.
If anybody in that world had the perfect setup to become cold, bitter, or even villainous, it was Naruto.
Yet Naruto still chose loyalty.
He still chose compassion.
He still chose to protect people who had emotionally abandoned him for years.
That level of emotional resilience is genuinely terrifying when you think about it deeply.
But at the same time, the older I get, the more I realize something important about Sasuke that many people overlook:
Sasuke was psychologically broken long before he physically left the village.
People simplify his story too much and reduce it to:
“Sasuke had friends, so he should’ve stayed.”
But trauma isn’t always that simple.
Sasuke didn’t grow up isolated from the beginning like Naruto did.
He experienced love first.
He knew what family felt like.
He knew what belonging felt like.
He had parents.
He had a clan.
He had an older brother he admired more than anyone else in the world.
Then in a single night, all of it disappeared.
His home became a graveyard.
His entire bloodline was erased.
The person he trusted most became the face of his trauma.
And the worst part is that Sasuke never truly healed from that moment because the shinobi world kept feeding his hatred instead of helping him process it.
Every step of his life after the massacre pushed him deeper into obsession.
Power became his coping mechanism.
Revenge became his purpose.
Hatred became the thing keeping him emotionally alive.
That’s why I think many people misunderstand Sasuke’s downfall.
I still don’t think he was “right.”
I still think he made terrible decisions.
He hurt people who genuinely cared about him.
He threw away bonds that others would’ve died to have.
But I also think people underestimate how mentally destroyed he already was before Orochimaru ever entered the picture.
By the time Sasuke left the village, his mind was already consumed by grief, inferiority, rage, trauma, and the crushing need to give meaning to his clan’s death.
That’s what makes Naruto and Sasuke such brilliant contrasts to me.
Naruto suffered and desperately chased bonds because he never truly had them.
Sasuke suffered and slowly pushed bonds away because every important bond he ever loved became associated with pain, betrayal, and loss.
One looked at suffering and begged the world to acknowledge him.
The other looked at suffering and slowly stopped believing the world deserved anything from him at all.
And honestly, that’s why their dynamic still feels timeless years later.
They aren’t just rivals.
They’re two completely different psychological responses to pain, loneliness, and trauma.
Mawnsino 🐾@oghenetefe
Now that I think about it… Sasuke really had no valid reason to go rogue. Yes, his clan was wiped out. Yes, Itachi traumatized him. Nobody denies that pain. But the village still fed him, trained him, protected him, gave him teachers, teammates, friendships, and opportunities to grow stronger legally. Meanwhile, Naruto was treated like literal garbage by the same village since childhood. People feared him, avoided him, insulted him, and blamed him for something he didn’t even do. Bro grew up alone, starving for attention, with no family, no clan, no love, nothing. If anybody had the perfect setup to become a villain, it was Naruto. But Naruto fought for the village anyway. Sasuke had people reaching out to him constantly and still chose revenge over everybody else. Naruto had almost nobody and still chose loyalty. That’s why Naruto’s strength was never just power. It was mentality. Most people would’ve crashed out way earlier.
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@kyaxcheeks 31 is deeply grown . I did not realize how young she started
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She was always so grown woman to me (complimentary) I didn’t realize she was only 31 when this album dropped. Perspective is a mf
♡@wecantbeduds
It’s insane how The Velvet Rope has at least five songs that genuinely sound like they could be the greatest song ever made.
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Why did Gaara become the Kazekage despite being the youngest of the three siblings? Why not Kankurō? Why not Temari? What made Gaara the chosen one?
And why were both Kankurō and Temari so comfortable being led by their younger brother?
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@princess_sasuke eh Sasuke and him had more of a rivalry then friendship as kids . accepted him the most lol. that is what Naruto said . but he also call his parents killer the coolest guy so. I like Naruto. kish a amazing writer sometimes it off but he human
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@nrtsdattebayo i never seen a Sakura fan hate on Naruto crazy he save her multiple times
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ive never seen this hoooly shit dude oda wasn’t playing
dinha 🍊 LEMONADE@berghainami
de forma ilustrada, one piece sabaody:
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@willpower9000 this was just after he learn martial arts from the toads as well
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This is an great example of Jiraiya's training in those three years.
He fights at a high level.
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@NEEZY63 i have not listen to enough of drake album to give a opinion 3 or 4 songs maybe of ice man . I remember being 18 or 19 ..super hype for nothing was the same.. saving up my money. I am 32 now ..it not the same excitement . the beats I heard was cold tho.. I liked scorpion
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Mfs will be like "Well you can't use this to say that Vegeta was a bad father cuz this was when he was a bad father!"
SNNC@BronzeSaintClem
He was such a dickhead man LMAO
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@CoreyWriting James Blake was the name of the bus driver I see he deliberately leaving stuff out lol. man cause he know people not going research it themselves . that photo was way after she was arrested when the bus was about to be integrated . but the event itself really happen..
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Conservatives: "We must have a colorblind society. Race consciousness is evil."
Conservatives: "The people fighting to abolish legalized racial discrimination actually weren't good and actually were not justified. Let me explain why!"
Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes
We have literally been lied to about everything Matt Walsh “The Rosa Parks story you were taught in school was fake too. This was not just some woman on her way home from work. Civil rights leaders thought Parks would make a sympathetic face for their lawsuit and then told her, a longtime NAACP volunteer, to create a situation where she'd be arrested. This gets sold to the public as totally organic when actually it's playacting to create ideal conditions for a court case or scandal. The iconic photo of Parks on the bus was staged months after the incident as part of a press campaign. (The photo is shown in the clip) The white man, sitting behind her in the bus photo was a journalist, which you probably didn't know.” Let’s fact check this. It’s 100% true What Actually Happened on December 1, 1955 Rosa Parks was a longtime NAACP volunteer and secretary of the Montgomery chapter. She had been deeply involved in civil rights activism for years (including work on cases like the Recy Taylor rape and voter registration efforts). She was not just a random tired seamstress on her way home from work who spontaneously refused to move. Local civil rights leaders had been looking for a strong test case to challenge bus segregation. They even had people cast for the role before Rosa Parks. Earlier attempts include 15 year old Claudette Colvin were passed over because leaders felt Rosa Parks, a mature, respected, married woman with a spotless reputation, would be a more sympathetic plaintiff in court and to the public The Iconic Photo was 100% staged The famous photo was taken on December 21, 1956, this is over a year after her arrest and on the first day the buses were integrated after the Supreme Court ruling It was deliberately staged by journalists, Look Magazine and UPI, for a press campaign to dramatize the victory The white man sitting behind her is Nicholas Chriss, a UPI reporter, not a random angry passenger or segregationist
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@CoreyWriting he just blatantly telling lies . it was not stage and that not the first time rosa got into it with that bus driver either . that was the second time. that not often talk about .if anything Rosa parks story not fully told. she was a anti rape activist investigating in the South
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@therihprint i love MJ. to me him and Stevie wonder are tie for greatest artists
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If we are talking about sales, popularity, & success it’s Michael Jackson
But if we are talking about cultural impact & influence, it’s still Michael Jackson
However if we are talking about talent, creativity, stage presence, literally everything else it’s still Michael Jackson
chart data@chartdata
Who is the Greatest Artist of All-Time? 🏆
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