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I understand it now. Time to migrate

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Merrican1 year ago

It’s sad in Jamaican society that some will bun out b@ttyman but still keep friends with ol dutty raypa bull and blame the victims of S.A.

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🇯🇲🐼 🇺🇸1 year ago

I just don’t understand how is this even a debate on what side to take. Like HOW? smh

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Th▪️nD🃏1 year ago

Need fi purge ppl like dat… cyah live in a Jamaica wid ppl weh think like dat

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DEJU-VIOLR1 year ago

Jamaicans just love to victim blame fi protecr my mental i just try not to argue with ignorance but yeah visa it is lol

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Babeee1 year ago

Old germs dem. Haven't seen the video, and I don't want to see it. But from seeing other people post and hearing of the situation, I can't understand why so many people are focused on how she got there, instead of condemning the actions of the r*pist.

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Scythe🇯🇲1 year ago

Time fhi look a visa cause...

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Brielle Patton🧸1 year ago

1. Education is lacking. 2. Education on consent is lacking 3. Education on consent is not a readily accepted concept. 4. Sex education for kids is now readily accessible porn 5. Intercourse entitlement among some is frightening 6. Simply, we have a rape culture.

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Luke Smith1 year ago

As I saw Raul Blaze say on tik tok, as crazy as it sounds, rape culture is deeply ingrained in Jamaican culture…

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Kavon Campbell1 year ago

Ute dem a dwell in a the darkness too long

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Mr.Rochersocks1 year ago

All this because we don’t invest nearly enough in education