I’d like to live in an alternate reality where R. Kelly was on that plane and Aaliyah was still making albums.

yeah, and it seems she’s describing herself. OBSERVE:

We all have our cross to bear.

https://www.google.com/amp/amp.www.complex.com/music/2016/12/aaliyahs-music-isnt-online-and-her-uncle-barry-hankerson-is-the-reason-why

But surely she was well aware that this November 10th marks the 473rd anniversary of Flemish painter Jan Matsys being banished from Antwerp for his religious beliefs.

What are you even talking about?

I just found out Black people hate this, so i’m rushing to support it! I’m genetically predisposed to loving shit that black people hate. I didn’t know that before just now!

Jesus love a duck where did you get this dreck?

I grew up listening to her and I can tell you that I will fight every bitch to get my hands on this collection.

In every comment section there is some jerk who tries to be funny, before you post anything ask yourself, are you that somebody?

I wonder if this will usher in a wave for young women to learn about Aaliyah or is this staple for the current crowd who grew up with her?

Dude, you’re like, an inch away from crisis actors here. Is it so hard for you to believe that a large group of white people could be racist that you have to concoct a logistically improbable conspiracy instead of accepting the obvious situation?

She may have also just been scared and unable to think as clearly as one would normally. I’ve interacted with his type before and they are scary dudes. You can feel the hatred burning in them and there’s a level of intensity there that definitely kicks the fight-flight-or-freeze into high gear. I got nervous just…

A lot of them have either learned to keep it quiet or have the leaders of the movement pushing them to keep it quiet. And believe me, nothing is funnier than watching a bunch of pricks who partly joined something just to be “anti-PC” fighting over how PC they have to act to accomplish their goals.

I’m not convinced that this distinction matters, not when the actions and results of the actions are the same.

Excellent observation. However, I think it’s more of a rookie mistake (being baited into the exchange and falling victim to misdirection) than a racial one.

owner of a beef jerkey distributor?

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