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Conflict and identity-based hatred in DRC have become deeply rooted in society. Being Tutsi or even suspected of being one in DRC—can put your life at risk.😢 Under Tshisekedi,division seems to have grown instead of healing. Congolese deserve peace,unity and protection 😭😭😭🇨🇩

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Almod Fluxreyvor 17 Tagen

Lie! Is not about tribalism or identity… Those boys are gangster’s members. Stop to manipulate people!

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Lucky Palmtreevor 17 Tagen

Why so much tribalism

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Budggs Toonzvor 17 Tagen

Not him crying bc he got hit 😂

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Repacationsvor 17 Tagen

They are right,tutsi are not good people to stay with

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Martin Robertsonvor 16 Tagen

When he see say them cut he head he burst cry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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pɑrˈfeɪ vor 17 Tagen

Yet no one is using the machetes

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GHOSTMODEvor 16 Tagen

And mummy is at home praying for son to be successful in life just look at them 💔💔💔

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Vic_Jayden👹🔋vor 17 Tagen

Omo 💔😩

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jvor 17 Tagen

Animal behavior

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monic1755vor 16 Tagen

Pobres monos 🙊

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blues for life 💙💙💙vor 17 Tagen

At the end both were injured 🤦‍♂️😭 stupidity wan kill una 😒

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Adri joy🇩🇴vor 17 Tagen

Peleen a puños basuras

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Gabtradevor 17 Tagen

So nobody still die🤔

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Waja Alien👽vor 17 Tagen

Animalistic behavior, low IQ and dumb.

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Qual lugar da Bahia?

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