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a bitch. This is your free
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Got some good stuff on the Patreon
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Flice. Spoke to her last night. The famous madam from the nineties getting

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about that and other things all sexual
if you will. We're talking about Don

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Henley and his whole situation about having
to testify about that day back in nineteen

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eighty when he was caught in bed
with an underage prostitute and a whole bunch

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of cocaine around and the girl had
a seat. Yeah, talk about a

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rough nights. That was a rough
night in Don Henley's past. But more

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on that if you go to patreon
dot com slash fames bitch. Anyhow,

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let's talk about Wendy Williams one more
time. It's been a sad soaka.

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I'm sure many of you have seen
the Lifetime documentary of the docuseries Where Is

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Wendy Williams. It's been airing incessantly. It's very sad look into her life

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right now. What's happened with this
diagnosis of phasia and dementia that apparently she

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had five years ago? Now,
her former DJ has claimed that her staffers

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did know the extent of her illnesses. DJ Boof, you might recall,

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said, I don't think no one
knew exactly to the extent how bad it

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was. I felt like people knew
something was up with her, but they

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really didn't know. He told that
the TMZ I knew it because I've been

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around it. It's sad to see
something like that happened to her. She

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needs help. He said. He
last spoke to her about a month ago,

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and he said that he kind of
figured out that the team running her

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court ordered guardianship were not letting her
family know exactly what's going on. And

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he said, if you ask me, I think that Florida would be a

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better place for her to be because
that's where her family is and she needs

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that twenty four hour care last time
he saw, he said she was one

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hundred percent great. I don't know
when the hell that could have been.

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She was recovering and she seemed to
be doing great. I don't think Wendy

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Williams has ever been doing great since
the day she fainted on stage in the

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Statue of Liberty outfits. Now,
this guy's comments, you have to understand

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now, somebody got to him.
This is a complete one eighty from what

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he said four years ago when he
claimed very cryptically online that when these staff

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were too afraid to speak up about
her issues, which is ultimately why he

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left the Wendy Williams show. And
he said, and I quote yup exactly,

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and it's all gonna come out.
Y'all have no idea what's really going

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on, and everyone there is afraid
to speak up because they don't want to

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lose their jobs. This is gonna
play out bad. I feel sorry for

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the workers and victims. It's always
that way. Somebody always knows whatever.

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The gravy train is moving, and
people are keeping their car payments and keeping

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their pools heated and getting another next
big house. People tend to keep their

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mouths shut. Went that way with
Bruce Willis kept getting signed to movies.

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All they needed to do was put
his face on the picture of a DVD

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cover and that movie would get millions
of dollars in distribution overseas. That's what

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Randall Emmett, the producer, is
guilty of exploding Bruce Willis. When the

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guy had an earpiece in his ear, didn't know where to stand, what

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to do, city was in,
what movie he was playing, what character

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he was, But they kept slapping
his face on the cover of DVDs,

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selling these shit movies overseas. The
last thirty Bruce Willis movies you can't watch.

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But he did that to make millions, so he could, you know,

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have an st egg bigger than he
thought he had while he left the

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career of acting with this terrible dementia
diagnosis. So Wendy's son, Kevin Hunter,

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this is the weird thing about this
kid. He revealed in that Lifetime

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documentary that the conditions that she's in, he says, are induced by her

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year's long alcohol abuse. But you
know, he can't say too much because

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look, he's still on the mommy's
care Wendy acts like she just needs personal

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space and peace to thrive. She's
not going to thrive. She's never going

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to get better than this. She's
gonna stay the same, or I hate

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to say it, slowly or maybe
even quickly get worse. If she's still

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drinking like we saw on the special
the docuseries, I mean, you can't

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fuck around with that. If alcohol
is poisoning her, she has had to

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have stopped drinking, but for five
years she kept drinking even with this diagnosis.

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So the kid, Kevin Junior,
revealed a lot more details about her

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aphasia and dementia diagnosis. But he's
getting some kickback. He's getting some hars

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criticism from people who think he's taking
advantage of his mother financially. And you

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gotta wonder if this is the case. He on one hand, says she

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drank so much that it affected her
headspace in her brain. If that's the

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case, you wonder how many things
he was given by her when she was

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loaded and off her ass and not
with all her wits. But I'll get

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to that in a second. But
to think that she became aware of brain

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damage in twenty nineteen when she was
at this Florida rehab facility, but it

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wasn't until twenty twenty three that she
received the official diagnosis of dementia and aphasia.

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You tell me I got some brain
damage. I'm stopping what I'm doing

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right there. But she didn't stop, and this neurologist met with her son

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Kevin and her then husband, Kevin
Senior, and pleaded with them to get

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her healthy and sober. The doctor
explained that she was suffering from alcohol related

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brain damage. They told that alcohol
abuse had done permanent damage to the layers

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in her brain, and she was
warned if she continued to drink the damage

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would only get worse. I mean, it's just it's awful to know you're

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heading toward that brick wall and you
still keep doing what you know you're not

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supposed to do. Now, the
thing that's really we got to talk about

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this, but this kid, Kevin. I'm sorry about the gate outside this

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door. It shuts and opens so
fucking loud. These people don't give a

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shit. But this kid is not
a typical kid. Don't forget his mother

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was making upwards of ten million dollars
a year for the last decade on TV.

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Okay, this kid has spent allegedly
spent one hundred thousand dollars of his

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mother's money on Uber eats alone.
Excuse me, let's put some things in

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perspective. The kid's birthday party,
his mother threw him a cost one hundred

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and twenty thousand, His rent was
eighty thousand down in Florida, and his

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Uber eats exceeded one hundred thousand,
and his mother apparently approved of that.

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She did that because she feels guilty
knowing that she's living a lie, and

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she wants her son to keep having
the finer things, the kind of keep

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him off her back. It's so
said. By the way, he's a

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big reason why her assets were frozen. Wells Fargo froze Wendy Williams accounts because

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of her sun's suspicious transaction. One
hundred and twenty thousand dollars birthday bardy,

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one hundred thousand dollars in Uber eats, eighty thousand dollars rent. Excuse me,

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the hell are you living? What
are you eating? You're getting,

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you know, the finest, you're
getting, noble, every goddamn nice.

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That's ridiculous. I'm gonna try not
to talk about Wendy too much because it's

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just too goddamn sad. Having known
her for twenty five thirty years. She's

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always been nice to me. I
don't like that this happened to her changing

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gears. Paul McCartney apparently, as
much as we loved the song Yesterday,

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as much as has been covered by
twenty two hundred different artists, he still

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longs for yesterday. He talks about
being haunted by a regretful remark he made

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to his late mother Mary. But
mother, Mary, you know, said

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something wrong. I regretted, but
I can't go back. This is back

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in nineteen sixty five. Yesterday was
pretty much McCartney's solo song. He's playing

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acoustic guitar. Oh, that beautiful
string arrangement we know too well. People

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have always considered a breakup song.
But there's that lyric that says I said

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something wrong. Now I long for
yesterday. Yesterday, Well, that's actually

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mea culpa to his mother, And
Paul said it was inspired feeling very embarrassed

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because I'm embarrassed my mom. Okay, it goes back to having been described

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with a very posh accent. She
was of rushed origin, you know,

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and she was a nurse, so
she was way above street level. Meanwhile,

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she died of breast cancer when he
was only fourteen years old, and

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he said she had something going sort
of good for and she would talk we

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thought was a little bit posh.
The one day you were in the backyard

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play you know, I think she
said something like, Paul, when you

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ask if he's going, I said, I went askits ask mom, you

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know you're saying the word room,
And she got to be embarrassed. And

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I remember later thinking, God,
I wish you'd never said that, you

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know, and it struck with me, And after she dared, thought,

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oh fuck, I really wish I
hadn't said it. And that's what he's

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writing a song yesterday, and it
got to him. Sometimes it's only in

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retrospect you can appreciate it, he
says about that line. But despite his

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mother providing some iconic inspiration, Paul
said he would take it back if he

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could. That would be better.
You know. I'll tell you what,

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gang, And I'm gonna tell you
something as an older or an elder statesman,

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sometimes it's good to be in your
sixties. You get sixties, you

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get to tell your younger kid exactly
what life is like and what's waiting for

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them down on the other end of
that pan I'll tell you what. It's

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true that the older you get,
the more the regrets parlor on. And

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it comes on slowly, barely a
whisper, but then it gets louder.

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You take a good look at where
you are, who you are, what

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you're doing, the job you work
at, the friends you hang out with.

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Chances are you're currently your current reality
probably won six ten years from now.

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And that's just the way of the
world. So you got to act

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accordingly because life and the world go
rushing by, and things change and a

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remade. And what I'm saying is
this later than you think, And I

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realize the horizon old age and death
is approaching faster and faster with every week

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and every month of every year.
Look, I remember not being able to

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wait until I got older. Now
I wish I could slow the god damn

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process and relive the days and redo
the actions that I now regret. I'm

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in that age and that phase.
It's a bit sad and lonely. I

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mean, I still have a wonderful
time every day, but when I really

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sit back and get internal the world
today, it frightens me all the time.

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It was not like this in my
youth and my young adulthood. We're

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in a different time, and I've
learned not to go down the rabbit hole

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of regret too much, because the
cause for regret is repetition, the failure

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to learn, to grow, become
better for mistakes we've made in our lives.

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The simple fact that Paul McCauley remembers
this and it sticks with him that

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I'll tell you how much he's grown
and the depth of his love for his

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mother. But it also reminds me
of what Ingrid Bergman once said when I

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asked what was the secret to a
happy life? She said good health and

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allowsy memory. And you know,
Bob Dylan also put it right when he

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said we often keep going down the
highway of regret. That's a pretty good

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line, bulb. What if I
could use it the gang. It's the

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pain we all feel, the pain
of saying something rash to loved ones that

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time never heals. Most of us
can't communicate our sorrow. But Paul McCarty

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gave us the voice with that beautiful
song. And now let me just change

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gears. Get this shit. A
California professor, who is no stranger to

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controversial opinions, speculated that it might
be racist to be a Taylor Swift fan.

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This woman named Melina Abdullah said,
what do I feel like it's slightly

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racist to be a Tailor Swift fan. She is a professor. Abdullah is

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of Pan African Studies at cal State
University in Shittsville, Los Angeles. She

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is a self described Black Lives Matter
organizer, a Pan Africanist, a hip

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hop scholar, a daughter of God, a womanist, a truth teller mama.

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That's where her post says on x
so so listed as a co founder

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of the Black Lives Matters Los Angeles
chapter and co director of the activist wing

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of the advocacy organization Black Lives Matter
Grassroots. These are the people who raised

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millions and stole the money and bought
multiple homes with it. They did nothing

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for black lives except their black lives. All those fucking weeks and months and

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years of black people attacking whites and
restaurants forcing them to say Black lives matter,

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and these stupid white people kissing black
people's feet in the streets, washing

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their feet what makes me sick?
I was begging God, hoping somebody would

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interrupt my dinner and ask me to
say black lives matter. You would have

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heard about it from fucking three thousand
miles away. I'm not saying it because

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all lives matter. No one's more
important than the other. Goddamn person brings

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back so many bad memories of that
time. Somebody asked her to elaborate on

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her opinion about tailor and racism.
Said, I said, I feel not

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think, kind of like that feeling
I get when there were too many American

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flags. I mean, is everything
racist? Is everything racist? Now?

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Then she put out another post after
the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl,

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She said, why do I feel
like this was some sort of right

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wing white supremacist conspiracy booth? Super
Bowl folks think they're attacking me by asking

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why I think everything is racist?
I'm not offended. Virtually everything is racist,

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she said. In another post,
I can't take people like this.

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You know, even back in twenty
twenty two, this is a college professor.

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She told white people they weren't welcome
to Juneteenth celebrations. Good who the

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fuck wants to celebrate that nonsense?
Anyhow? Then she put up a post

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again a college professor, saying,
attention, wide people, please don't ask

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if you can come to the cookout
hash to have. June teenth is freedom

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Day for black folks. It should
be hashtag reparations Day for white folks.

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Listen, we don't want to come
to the cookout. What's your fucking one

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piece of bread in your turkey?
Like, we don't want to come.

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And in two days before Jesse Smolette
was found guilty of staging that ridiculous hate

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crime, she argued, for his
innocence in our commitment to abolition, we

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can never believe police, especially the
Chicago Police Department, or but Jusse Smolett,

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a black man who has been courageously
present, visible, and vocal in

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the struggle for black freedom. While
policing at large is an irredeemable institution,

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Chicago Police Department is notorious for its
long and deep history of corruption, racism,

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and brutality. Way back in twenty
seventeen, she was still going at

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a conference on intersectionality and discrimination.
Abdullah said, today's cops are the slave

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catches of yesteryear. You literally have
a target on your back. This is

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what policing was founded on, and
this is what it evolved out of.

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I don't know, I don't know, Abdullah, Professor all I see her

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videos of blacks gone wild, beating
each other up, sometimes to death,

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beating up their teachers, beating up
unsuspecting elderly people in the streets or in

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subways, even inside department stores.
One crazy black chick was kicking the pens

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in a pet shop a kennel,
kicking the dog pens, and people told

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her to stop. On the way
out, she smacked several white women in

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the face. Nobody stopped her.
She got away with it. Where are

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the fucking men nowadays? Used to
be put behind your shirt? You stole

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an album, Your buddy lifted up
your shirt, he put an album down

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your pants, He pulled your shirt
down and walked out of sam Goodies with

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a free album. Now the black
people are taking ATV vehicles into stores and

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load them up and riding out,
and no one's doing a fucking thing.

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Slave catchers, who's catching people?
No one's catching people. There's a part

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of me that hopes that happens to
me one day soon. And I can't

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wait for you all to read about
it. Whether it's my arrest, my

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incarceration, my being shot, or
my beating the shit out of somebody who

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deserves it. I can't stand here
and the shit started. Talk like this

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one. This is what passes for
a professor. Can we clean up our

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fucking act? Students, either vet
your college of choice and avoid these idiots

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of intolerant negativity and ignorance, or
just learn a trade. There are plenty

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of real colleges out there, and
learning a marketable trade actually fast tracks what

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a college should be doing and doesn't
do anymore. You know, the problem

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is the problem isn't that there aren't
so many race baiting haities on the progression

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side of the political device. It's
that so many of them are hired by

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universities that people pay tens of thousands
of dollars to attend onto the bullshit mistaken

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assumption that they're getting an education.
Someone's gonna tell me, how does that

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university still have her there, just
alone with her self? Description should warrant

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firing? Are we not sick of
double standards yet? Imagine the reverse statements.

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If a white professor said that,
you think that person wouldn't have been

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immediately fired. So you tell me
who's being marginalized these days in America?

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The answer is obvious. Taylor Swift
is pop and a country music singer.

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Whose fans include many races. If
you like pop and country music, you're

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gonna love Taylerswift. She is at
the top of her game and those two

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genres. Just as sports are enjoyed
by people of different races, music can

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be intergenerationally and internationally enjoyed by everyone. People would just stop interjecting racism and

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politics into music, singing, dance, enjoy every genre of music that is

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not supporting violence or hate. It's
just that simple. I have with the

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love Beyonce's new song Texas Hold Them? What's a country song? What does

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that say about me? When did
liking music with a catchy beat become racist?

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My girlfriend loves Taylor Swift and Democrats
tell us that black people can't be

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racist. Yet this Abdullah is and
I don't get it, But where is

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their rationale? Democrats are so fucking
bizarre that they have to cry racism about

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everything all the time. If everyone
is racist, is anyone racist? Why

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are Democrats trying to redefine racism to
mean political disagreement? Look? Man,

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reading week nothing like the race card
that never will be either. I'm not

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a huge Taylor Swift fan, but
I appreciate her work at figure. I

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like a bunch of her songs.
She is talented, without a doubt,

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self made woman with a very diverse
fan base and a fourth to be reckoned

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with. And also, the Kansas
City Chiefs won that Super Bowl because the

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Niners elected to take them all first, which was dumb in overtime, and

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the Chiefs scored more points period,
No conspiracy theory. I don't care about

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your made up holiday, and the
thought of reparations is simply laughable. Can

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we finally go to somebody who makes
sense at a university and is not a

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laughable idiot? Christ my son is
two years away from college and I'm already

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