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This reminds me of the famous Confucius quote:Fake as Abraham Lincoln quoting Tupac lyrics.
This reminds me of the famous Confucius quote:Fake as Abraham Lincoln quoting Tupac lyrics.
We are headed into dark times smhIdiots will believe everything and anything on Twitter with a quote and high def picture attached to it![]()
Oh lucky you bro, I was gonna clown you
Some comments are saying this isn't a real quote lol
This is not a real quote by the way.
We just posting unsubstantiated Twitter quotes now?
here we go
Idiots will believe everything and anything on Twitter with a quote and high def picture attached to it![]()
Wow not 1 credible proof that he actually said anything
You can convince anyone that someone said something but simply putting a picture next to it.
This reminds me of the Putin quote that caught fire a few years back. The worse part about it, even when they were told it was fake, they still asked if the message wasn't true. I guess the white man's ice is colder: real or fake. The gullibility of black people is absolutely embarrassing.Fake as Abraham Lincoln quoting Tupac lyrics.
There's no proof that he said it.Fat boy isn’t lying.
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There's no proof that he said it.![]()


With that logic, you can put any truth about black people with a pic of world leader—right?Well, if he did, he’s not lying.
If he didn’t, then it’s irrelevant.
you know your views on sexuality are vearing on the extreme when you quoting people like kim jung un to get your point across.
IE: theres nothing wrong with my opinion, see look at all these supervillains who agree with me. type of argument
also white people not in charge of whether or not homosexuality is accepted or not.
We're gonna pretend like western countries aren't forcing "gay rights" on Africans? Even threatening sanctions/withholding funds if they do not comply? There's clearly a political push.
Ayo... here's the link.Modernisation theory explained the underdevelopment of countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America primarily in terms of cultural ‘barriers’ to development’, basically arguing that developing countries were underdeveloped because their traditional values held them back; other modernisation theorists focused more on economic barriers to development.