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Someone should have kids because they really want to, not because random people want them to conform. |
You know, Canada keeps making wack music artists, but they gave us Melyssa Ford, so I forgive them. |
Canadians are treated better internationally. Americans have a well-earned reputation as as*****s. |
Isn't that the city with racist Germans and Dutch crawling all over it? It's a place where you'll have to smack those people on a regular basis. No, thanks. |
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Aliyu55:lol |
No one fúcking cares. |
Yes! |
Starting a daycare can be lucrative and doesn't require much work, unless you're watching babies. You can run it out of your house. Just make sure you're licensed and insured. |
You can better answer this question by going out into communities and finding out what they need. |
Lesbians like chicks. Females. The end. Leave these broads alone. Your obsession is unhealthy. |
There's a lid for every pot. No need to wonder. Be happy for them. |
It's more accurate to call them icons, not legends. |
They look good, refreshed and ready. |
Op, censor those images. This guy is shameless. People need to stop supporting these creatures. |
This happened because the US is full of idíots and car companies that don't want rail developed and maintained properly. Accidents can happen, but this was likely totally preventable. https://www.politico.eu/article/europe-trains-amtrak-safer-railways/ |
God1000:Here's why more of them don't do these things besides being a narcissist: 1. In certain countries, black people who reach a certain level of wealth are told flat out by oyinbos that if they do anything significant to help black people -- their wealth, career, and possibly freedom are done. 2. Oyinbo stooges throughout Africa threaten rich celebrities who try to give back. Akon was threatened for simply trying to improve access to electricity. 3. Some celebrities are basically country boys who don't have a clue how to do these things. And many have been ripped off by scammers and snakes. They may have already tried, and gave up. Even people who are much more knowledgeable get ripped off. 4. Some celebrities don't have as much money as you think. This is especially true in the SM era. People lease, rent, fake, and act to create an image and brand. They may have bad contracts, poor money management, high legal fees, and lawsuits. Celebrities also get a lot of free stuff if their following is strong, so just because they're wearing designer, that doesn't mean they can actually afford it. 5. Some celebrities owe their career to certain people who basically make every decision for them. The person essentially controls every decision in their life because the celebrity values their career more than their independence. 6. Celebrities in most parts of the world are extorted by organized crime. They pay "taxes." They also pay hush money to various people to hide their dirt, or stop false accusations from damaging their career. |
Maybe he could bring Angola in. But that could be risky. |
hammer567:BET hasn't been black-owned for over a decade. When it was, you would see music videos from African artists (appeared on Caribbean Rhythms). You may see an African actor, professor, host, businessman, athlete, or whatever pop-up on a news or entertainment show. I'm trying to recall specifics, but much of the network focus was American politics, entertainment, and sports. |
I wouldn't describe it that way. I doubt a large segment of them are even into anything like that. It's more of a subculture that includes music, art, philosophy, different religions, lifestyle, and political ideology. People like to claim metal and punk birthed it, but I'm pretty sure the origins are much older. It's probably from various fringe cultures that grew and merged due to social changes. They connect on philosophy, fascination with "dark" things, and rejection of a lot of mainstream culture. There's clear influence from Euro paganism, and nonEuro traditional religions falsely labeled as Euro. Much of their music and style is basically cheapened black music and style. The ideologies are mainly from all over Europe dating back probably millennia. Many are actually more enlightened than a lot of people despite the ridiculous clothing. The culture encourages, supports, and challenges people to think beyond popular thought. But there's also a segment of them that just uses the culture to create a space for negativity, like drug abuse and racist ideology. And some oyinbo males use the style of dress to get girls. |
I'm not giving this nonsense any views. It's probably just the ramblings of a lazy person, someone raised by a lazy, or someone co-signing laziness for followers. |
French isn't hard. There's very little to learn compared to other languages. And English has a lot of French loanwords, so the vocab isn't a big deal. Learning the language has the main benefits of opening other African economies (for small businessmen and traders) a little more, enjoying Francophone (African and Caribbean) music more, and sweet talking North American and European women (black American women seem to love a French or British accent). |
The idea that women shouldn't pay for anything, so that men can feel manly was created by and is currently maintained by men. The financial insecurity and challenges in getting a proper salary that many women experience is a result of the actions of men. Instead of whining about gold diggers, correct problems. Raise your daughter to be strong. Respect women. Hire women. Be secure in yourself as a man and don't try to undermine women. |
Education is one of the most basic human needs. They need a good, firm Auntie slap. |
They're not going to give you a visitor visa. If you're not ready to marry, go as a student. |
Also, Mauritius is infested with Indians. They're nearly as depraved as west Asians. You don't want to go there, and it's a bizarre joke to compare that place to Canada or Switzerland. Mauritius is also a human tr4fficking hub. |
Don't listen to the human tr4fficker in here talking about Egypt. From a human tr4fficking report from the US Department of State about Egypt: Traffickers subject men and women from South and Southeast Asia and East Africa to forced labor in domestic service, construction, cleaning, and begging, as well as sex trafficking. In 2017, observers reported an increase in West African trafficking victims, although it was unclear if this was the result of increased victim identification or an actual increase in numbers. Male refugees and migrants are vulnerable to exploitative labor practices, including forced labor. Foreign domestic workers – who are not covered under Egyptian labor laws – primarily from Bangladesh, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Nigeria, Sudan, South Sudan, and Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to forced labor; employers at times require them to work excessive hours, confiscate their passports, withhold their wages, deny them food and medical care, and subject them to physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. Some employers file false claims of theft to further exploit domestic workers. Traffickers subject women and girls, including refugees and migrants from Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East to sex trafficking in Egypt. In 2018, an international organization reported Colombian nationals were smuggled into Egypt to work in the entertainment industry, and in 2019, an NGO reported that employers in resort towns, such as Sharm El Sheikh, sexually exploit dancers from Colombia. Refugees from Syria, Sudan, South Sudan, and Yemen who live in Egypt are at risk of trafficking. For example, increasingly traffickers target Syrian refugees who have settled in Egypt for forced child labor, sex trafficking, and transactional marriages of girls that can lead to sexual exploitation, including sex trafficking and forced labor. NGOs reported in January 2020 that unaccompanied minors (UAMs) among the African migrant population are increasingly at risk of trafficking in Egypt; Sudanese gangs reportedly target UAMs to force or coerce the children to sell drugs or commit other petty crimes. Irregular migrants and asylum-seekers from the Horn of Africa, who transit Egypt en route to Europe, are increasingly at risk of trafficking along this migration route. During the reporting period, there were reports trafficking networks fraudulently recruited women from Guinea for employment in Egypt; the traffickers then exploited the women in domestic servitude or sex trafficking. |
Why would you ask this question unless you derive pleasure from other people's negative experiences? |
The mods seriously need to start banning people who spam the board with stuff. Especially when it's not even funny. Like, chill. |
The reaction is different because females rarely abuse partners, males are usually physically capable of defending themselves, and males are more likely to seriously harm partners in general. |
Wow. lol |
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