Atlanta Black Star.
This "news" source on Facebook is like a window, showing me that a lot of people are waking up and calling niggers out.
Of course, they just play victim, like these people's "racist" rants come out of nowhere. And the niggers reading it are literally too stupid to think.
But it is actually nice to see that people are no longer just "taking it" quietly. That's a step.
I'm sure his problem was that they were "just having fun" and not that they were acting like obnoxious, selfish, disrespectful nigger animal children(!)
@Tfmonkey ffs. Nm. It has all come back online, except for on the app. Idk what the heck happened. It was literally only my profile. The app still isn't working on only my profile, though.
@Tfmonkey Is your Odysee channel gone? Did you have one there?
Mine has been completely wiped.
The only prompt I gave ChatGPT is
Sigma from Mega Man X
This is way, way, way closer than what Grok could have given me.
This is amazing how well it understands.
Also, nigger bitches commenting "the usual suspects" when a white person is on video doing something.
It's all just cancer.
New trend I see --
Dumb bitches commenting on a video where men get violent and they write, "aNd ThEy SaY wOmEn ArE tHe eMoTiOnAL oNeS!"
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I've mentioned this before, but another observation I'm still seeing a lot of --
Gen X deciding to make videos about "being Gen X." Holy shit, dude. What a worthless generation. STFU already.
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A new one I saw -- grown men doing viral video trends, just like women and little kids do. This one's particularly gross to see.
I'm not going to call out a certain resident indian who always freaks out when he's called out, nor how he always argues in livestreams that the indians coming in are skilled and educated and that WE are believing lies and just upset that we "can't compete at their level."
Idris Elba did a great job as Man at Arms, and Skeletor was--not goofy, not silly, but just funny.
Masters of the Universe 2026 had a theme that I appreciated. It wasn't "strength bad, it's the inner strength that counts."
It was a celebration of strength, given to a hero who IS good. And that's why it was celebrated. The power went to a special type of person who deserved it, and it was cheered as a good thing to have real power in the hands of a good guy.
And they got the Power Sword right.
I don't know shit. Don't listen to me.
Joined Jul 2022
