TikToker nonchalantly shows how her family kept a undocumented woman working for them for over 30 years without letting her see her family.
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RamsayBolton
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Nothing in the video said she was undocumented or that she was prevented from going back to her family until the white people suddenly changed their minds 
Fillerguy
Veteran
Just making shyt up at this point
Dumb ass fakkit, she had grown kids she never got to raise and never been back in 30 yearsNothing in the video said she was undocumented or that she was prevented from going back to her family until the white people suddenly changed their minds
Yall "nikkas" would jump into a lake of fire to take any heat off a white skinned person
She too old to work now so she can 'retire'
I came in wirh all sorts of malice intent only to see that ole girl was happy, the tiktawker was happy, the family was happy, and I'm officially happy
RamsayBolton
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Dumb ass fakkit, she had grown kids she never got to raise and never been back in 30 years
Yall "nikkas" would jump into a lake of fire to take any heat off a white skinned person
whoever posted the video just made up shyt. even people in the comments on reddit getting on them.The woman made a choice while dealing with immigration laws. She chose to provide her kids money and stability without even being able to watch them grow up
then here comes some random ass redditor adding all kinds of made up BS to a bittersweet story that actually has a happy ending
Like she is now reunited with her family and gets to see how her hard work paid off
That's called sacrifice you lazy ass c*nt of a man!Dumb ass fakkit, she had grown kids she never got to raise and never been back in 30 years
Yall "nikkas" would jump into a lake of fire to take any heat off a white skinned person
DatBoiHawk
HAWK
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Where does it say she was undocumented?
Or that she wasn't allowed to see them?
The story still feels weird, but there's no point in lying. Especially if she was paid decently.
EDIT: story still is disturbing though. Uncomfortable to watch tbh. Looking back, I can't give the family benefit of the doubt. 30 years without going home? Nah that's some live-in slavery shyt.
Or that she wasn't allowed to see them?
The story still feels weird, but there's no point in lying. Especially if she was paid decently.
EDIT: story still is disturbing though. Uncomfortable to watch tbh. Looking back, I can't give the family benefit of the doubt. 30 years without going home? Nah that's some live-in slavery shyt.
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Dumb ass fakkit, she had grown kids she never got to raise and never been back in 30 years
Yall "nikkas" would jump into a lake of fire to take any heat off a white skinned person
Every time.
Black Mamba
Superstar
Damn OP definitely missed on that Atlanta episode eh eh
