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[BruceTruMusicFan]

Well here's where you're wrong.

I never said she had a "dream" to be homeless. She CHOSE to be sleeping on a train instead of getting proper help. It's what she chose to do. Yes, she should have never been set on fire, but there are dangers of doing it like being murdered in your damn sleep.

SHE MADE DECISIONS.

I Made decisions to go to school, get myself into a great career, buy a house and live a healthy lifestyle. I COULD have chose to not finish school, get involved in drugs, make drugs a priority, sleep on trains and not get help.

Decisions. She chose. It was sad, but she chose it.

This is such an ugly way to center yourself. I find that most people fall into 3 categories:  they were raised with fully supportive families that did their best to nurture them to be self-sustaing adults, they have families that didn't care much BUT gave them the autonomy to make their own decisions, or they have some form of severe trauma as children that they've been forced to navigate on their own.

You can't brag about what you've accomplished without also including the story of how you got there. The starting line is different for everyone, and if you don't know her story, you should show her some grace. The most accomplished people typically have very supportive families (i.e. Sonya and Brandy). There are hundreds of "Brandys" who were born to unsupportive parents. And no, Brandy would NOT be Brandy if she had grown up in a traumatic family that refused to recognize her talents.

[Ulysses]

Everything I said is true.

It's not. This is like telling Black people that they choose to live in the "hood", they choose to be behind in education or choose to not

Blaming that lady for being lit tf up is weird

n

I'm more concerned about why people are going around barbecuing people. 

God forbid I'm on the train and DOZE off a few seconds...

Now I'm incompetent..stupid and deserved to die?

Shut the fuck up.

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Uly is being messy

and I'm here to clean house

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"Life she chose!"

Yeah pretty sure being homeless was a childhood dream

Well here's where you're wrong.

I never said she had a "dream" to be homeless. She CHOSE to be sleeping on a train instead of getting proper help. It's what she chose to do. Yes, she should have never been set on fire, but there are dangers of doing it like being murdered in your damn sleep.

SHE MADE DECISIONS.

I Made decisions to go to school, get myself into a great career, buy a house and live a healthy lifestyle. I COULD have chose to not finish school, get involved in drugs, make drugs a priority, sleep on trains and not get help.

Decisions. She chose. It was sad, but she chose it.

This is such an ugly way to center yourself. I find that most people fall into 3 categories:  they were raised with fully supportive families that did their best to nurture them to be self-sustaing adults, they have families that didn't care much BUT gave them the autonomy to make their own decisions, or they have some form of severe trauma as children that they've been forced to navigate on their own.

You can't brag about what you've accomplished without also including the story of how you got there. The starting line is different for everyone, and if you don't know her story, you should show her some grace. The most accomplished people typically have very supportive families (i.e. Sonya and Brandy). There are hundreds of "Brandys" who were born to unsupportive parents. And no, Brandy would NOT be Brandy if she had grown up in a traumatic family that refused to recognize her talents.

Responsibility.

One easy word. At 57 years old, I will HOPE we aren't blaming mommy and daddy for allowing their child to make bad choices. This is when we take responsibility and grab hold of our lives.

Responsibility.

I love a good rags to riches story also. We love to see someone work from nothing to having a thriving life. Someone who worked hard to overcome their obstacles.

Responsibility.

[stillpretty]

[oph.]

so anyway

any word on ment quee's justice? that tortilla chip needs to be SNAPPED.

[Purple Moon]

Everything I said is true.

It's not. This is like telling Black people that they choose to live in the "hood", they choose to be behind in education or choose to not

Blaming that lady for being lit tf up is weird

n

I'm more concerned about why people are going around barbecuing people. 

God forbid I'm on the train and DOZE off a few seconds...

Now I'm incompetent..stupid and deserved to die?

Shut the fuck up.

nfnfnfnfnnfnfnfnndnfnfnnfnfnnfnfnfndnf

Uly is being messy

and I'm here to clean house

fnfnfnfnfnnfnnfnfnfnfnfn

"Life she chose!"

Yeah pretty sure being homeless was a childhood dream

Well here's where you're wrong.

I never said she had a "dream" to be homeless. She CHOSE to be sleeping on a train instead of getting proper help. It's what she chose to do. Yes, she should have never been set on fire, but there are dangers of doing it like being murdered in your damn sleep.

SHE MADE DECISIONS.

I Made decisions to go to school, get myself into a great career, buy a house and live a healthy lifestyle. I COULD have chose to not finish school, get involved in drugs, make drugs a priority, sleep on trains and not get help.

Decisions. She chose. It was sad, but she chose it.

This is such an ugly way to center yourself. I find that most people fall into 3 categories:  they were raised with fully supportive families that did their best to nurture them to be self-sustaing adults, they have families that didn't care much BUT gave them the autonomy to make their own decisions, or they have some form of severe trauma as children that they've been forced to navigate on their own.

You can't brag about what you've accomplished without also including the story of how you got there. The starting line is different for everyone, and if you don't know her story, you should show her some grace. The most accomplished people typically have very supportive families (i.e. Sonya and Brandy). There are hundreds of "Brandys" who were born to unsupportive parents. And no, Brandy would NOT be Brandy if she had grown up in a traumatic family that refused to recognize her talents.

Responsibility.

One easy word. At 57 years old, I will HOPE we aren't blaming mommy and daddy for allowing their child to make bad choices. This is when we take responsibility and grab hold of our lives.

Responsibility.

I love a good rags to riches story also. We love to see someone work from nothing to having a thriving life. Someone who worked hard to overcome their obstacles.

Responsibility.

This outlook is so unlikeable

[BruceTruMusicFan]

Well here's where you're wrong.

I never said she had a "dream" to be homeless. She CHOSE to be sleeping on a train instead of getting proper help. It's what she chose to do. Yes, she should have never been set on fire, but there are dangers of doing it like being murdered in your damn sleep.

SHE MADE DECISIONS.

I Made decisions to go to school, get myself into a great career, buy a house and live a healthy lifestyle. I COULD have chose to not finish school, get involved in drugs, make drugs a priority, sleep on trains and not get help.

Decisions. She chose. It was sad, but she chose it.

This is such an ugly way to center yourself. I find that most people fall into 3 categories:  they were raised with fully supportive families that did their best to nurture them to be self-sustaing adults, they have families that didn't care much BUT gave them the autonomy to make their own decisions, or they have some form of severe trauma as children that they've been forced to navigate on their own.

You can't brag about what you've accomplished without also including the story of how you got there. The starting line is different for everyone, and if you don't know her story, you should show her some grace. The most accomplished people typically have very supportive families (i.e. Sonya and Brandy). There are hundreds of "Brandys" who were born to unsupportive parents. And no, Brandy would NOT be Brandy if she had grown up in a traumatic family that refused to recognize her talents.

Responsibility.

One easy word. At 57 years old, I will HOPE we aren't blaming mommy and daddy for allowing their child to make bad choices. This is when we take responsibility and grab hold of our lives.

Responsibility.

I love a good rags to riches story also. We love to see someone work from nothing to having a thriving life. Someone who worked hard to overcome their obstacles.

Responsibility.

This outlook is so unlikeable

It is. I've seen a lot of Black people who grow up affluent or upper middle class have these same types of views. They think that because their parents or even themselves have made it, they are so much better than people who are working through struggles they have never faced. People will choose to hate those who have real-life struggles rather than the capitalistic system that makes it hard for those people to get the help they need.

[Ulysses]

It has nothing to do about being "better" than someone else 

It's called "getting your shit together". There comes a time for it. Especially when you are 57 years old and you choose drugs over LIVING...

If y'all wanna support being a bum, go ahead. I won't.

[Purple Moon]

It has nothing to do about being "better" than someone else 

It's called "getting your shit together". There comes a time for it. Especially when you are 57 years old and you choose drugs over LIVING...

If y'all wanna support being a bum, go ahead. I won't.

you just exposed how you really feel about the woman who was burnt to death! You think she was a bum who valued drugs more than her life. You do realize addiction is a sickness btw right? Smh.

[DopeSoul.]

https://x.com/thememesarchive/status/1596954884183830529?

[L0NZ.]

How did this discourse start?

What would it matter if she were a billionaire or homeless?

Someone just killed a CEO.

I'm trying to figure out how her life choices come into question about someone randomly murdering her? Are we blaming her for her death or something?

[L0NZ.]

Ok I found where it started, what a dumb ass take.

[Ulysses]

For the slow ones in the back:

Life decisions come into play because you decided to sleep on trains instead of getting help. Help WAS available to them.  They decided to no longer take the help and CHOSE this life. Yes, CHOSE this life. Read into her backstory.

I nowhere said that it was acceptable to set someone ablaze

If any of you are not familiar with how to deal and cope with people who have addictions, you need to do some reading.

[Purple Moon]

For the slow ones in the back:

Life decisions come into play because you decided to sleep on trains instead of getting help. Help WAS available to them.  They decided to no longer take the help and CHOSE this life. Yes, CHOSE this life. Read into her backstory.

I nowhere said that it was acceptable to set someone ablaze

If any of you are not familiar with how to deal and cope with people who have addictions, you need to do some reading.

yes, youre trash for this

[L0NZ.]

For the slow ones in the back:

Life decisions come into play because you decided to sleep on trains instead of getting help. Help WAS available to them.  They decided to no longer take the help and CHOSE this life. Yes, CHOSE this life.

The thing is, this is null when people get killed while they're awake, people kill CEOs of companies, and people with jobs also fall asleep on public transit.

All 3 of those facts make what you're saying about her life choices irrelevant. She didn't get randomly killed because her life choices led her to being asleep on the train this particular day, in the presence of this particular guy.

[❄️☃️🌨� Shuji Feels Different 🌨�☃️❄️]

Everything I said is true.

And I'm saying you're a fucking IDIOT! That is true too.