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This means more than a trophy

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You even did a freestyle in it???? Ur killin me wit this shit man

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he like who you think you is? N*GGA NOT YA B*TCH

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please don't ever compare Icespice to this queen ever again

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Aw you’re wearing the Arsenal kit I gifted you bae? So happy to see you representing the biggest club in London love you so much 😭😍

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Jewish woman gets arrested after hitting man in Palestine shirt in panera bread. ​Security camera showed 64-year-old Alexandra Szustakiewicz of Darien, Illinois, confronting a couple simply for wearing a sweatshirt featuring the word "Palestine." What began as a lunch outing quickly turned into a terrifying ordeal as Szustakiewicz allegedly unleashed a torrent of expletives, claiming, "It's my land... not your land." ​The situation escalated dangerously when the victim, Waseem Zahran, reported that the attacker attempted to throw hot coffee at his pregnant wife, slapped him in the face, and tried to strike the phone from his wife's hands as she attempted to document the harassment. Despite Zahran’s repeated attempts to de-escalate the situation—even explicitly informing the woman that his wife was pregnant—she reportedly responded with, "I don't care." ​Following a swift investigation by the Downers Grove Police Department, Szustakiewicz was arrested and faces serious legal consequences, including: Two counts of Hate Crime (Class 4 felonies) One count of Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct ​Authorities, including DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin, made it clear that the charges were filed because the offenses were committed "by reason of perceived national origin." While a judge granted pretrial release with strict conditions—including no contact with the victims and a ban from the specific Panera Bread location—this case highlights the ongoing and alarming rise in bias-motivated hostility. ​Regardless of beliefs, in our country we must follow the rule of law and this does mean people cannot lay hands on others. Physically attacking someone over them exercising their right for free speech can never be tolerated or condoned.

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