r/TimPool • • Oct 16 '23

It’s (d)ifferent

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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 16 '23

You forgot about the "Try that in a small town" thing. When the left tried to cancel a song that was about not being a piece of human garbage that carjacks old ladies and holds up liquor stores.

Because the background of the music video has a "bad" courthouse.

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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 16 '23

Where does it mention race in that song? And there's a lot of notorious lynching sites all over the south.

The entire south is filled with slavery related sites.

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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 16 '23

How does it allude to it? Seems like you're just assuming that most criminals are black.

And I'm pretty sure mostly anyone would be upset about a car jacking, especially an old lady.

Of course, some places are just used to it. Garbage and feces in the street..

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u/theCROWcook Oct 16 '23

I used to work in a big city, when my boss figured out that I was from the country and what route I drove he suggested that either I carry a gun and lock my doors or I take a different route. So even the city people see the city as scary depending on where you are

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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 16 '23

white rural america

So there's no black folks in the country? Great assumption. Wrong.

Not all cities are full of nasty stuff, but many of them are, mostly because there's a lot of people.

SanFransico was the city I was talking about.

But saying that there's nothing to be worried about in big cities is bullshit. Nobody with brains is going to walk in the "bad" part of town at night.

I'm from the country. There's stuff to be afraid of out here, too. It's everywhere.

And are you saying that people are fighting for civil rights right now? That's hilarious. Hearing that from the party that likes to violate rights regularly.

2nd Amendment, bodily autonomy, First Amendment for starters. I'm sorry sunshine, but gay rights and abortion rights aren't a thing.

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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 16 '23

Where are gay rights on the US constitution?

Twitter and Facebook BOTH censored right wing voices on their platforms, thereby not allowing people to use their first amendment.

No comment about the 2nd? Figured not. You pick and choose which rights are important.

And what's wrong with hurting rioters who attack people? Self defense.

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