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London, England
Joined April 2013
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Caes retweeted
Labelling #Arsenal as soft was easy work for pundits; that’s why they hate that Mikel Arteta has made us the toughest, most physically robust all phase team in the league with a defence that doesn’t let you breathe. It’s never been about entertainment.
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🚨BREAKING: William Saliba has returned to first team training for Arsenal. [@HandofArsenal]
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🚨 Mason Mount: “I think next season we can win the Premier League”, told Daily Mail.
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being unteachable is a fundamental flaw. it is the same flaw we loathed in our parents, as teenagers, for insisting on their tenacious ways. the flaw is present in the lecturers we despised for thinking they knew it all. the very flaw you now exhibit on twitter, without shame.
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For a generation that keeps saying they don’t need a man, y’all ask men for money a lot.
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Caes retweeted
We're so proud of you, @BukayoSaka87 🌟
An inspiration on and off the pitch 💫 Winner of the Sócrates Award at tonight’s #BallonDor ceremony: @BukayoSaka87 ❤️
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Caes retweeted
That urge to show your girl you getting money gotta be erased nigga.
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Caes retweeted
Work hard in silence. Let success be your noise. 🏆
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Adult bullying is far more calculated than people realize. It is destroying someone's reputation with lies, turning people against them, humiliating them in public, deliberately excluding them, and withholding information to watch them fail. It is knowing exactly how to hurt someone while making it look like they are the problem. And some of the worst bullying happens among fully grown adults who should know better
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There’s no middle class in Nigeria anymore.
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Never forget
Crazy Commentary Lines 🎙️ “Nobody’s Touched Him”
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You all talk loudly about freedom of choice until someone chooses something different from your own choice. Then it is labelled being brain washed or whatever centred
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Selective tolerance is interesting. People will passionately defend freedom of choice in principle, but become hostile when others exercise that same freedom differently.
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Women TRULY aren’t good enough friends to be talking down on a post like this. God yall need therapy fr man.
I think it’s important to have a few male friends as a woman. You learn so much lol.
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As a child, you think adulthood means freedom. Then you grow up and discover that freedom requires money, money requires work, work requires time, and time is the one thing you never seem to have enough of.
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Caes retweeted
Capitalism is anti-earth by design, anti-human by consequence. You can't build a system on extraction and expect it to protect what it consumes.
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POOR PEOPLE ARE NOT POOR BECAUSE THEY ARE DÜMB. POOR PEOPLE ARE POOR BECAUSE SOMEONE IS MAKING ALOT OF MONEY FROM THEIR POVERTY.
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Caes retweeted
what sucks is that life could be so easy. so easy. we have enough resources to feed people, house them, and lift them out of poverty. we could distribute those resources fairly and give people room to actually live. instead, millions suffer while a handful of billionaires hoard more wealth than they could ever spend.
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Caes retweeted
Nobody wants data centers everywhere. Nobody wants flying cars. Nobody wants a city on Mars. Nobody wants AI in every app. Nobody wants a robot butler. All we want is clean water, we want bees to survive, and we want a habitable planet.
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Africa does not need intellectuals who simply translate Western thinking into African languages. We need scholars who begin with African experiences, challenge inherited assumptions, and produce ideas capable of changing the material conditions of our people.
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