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Tesla sentry mode has been yet another major setback for blacks since the camera enabled smartphone.

1,968,767 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Tom Hennessy2 years ago

Everyday thousands of Kemond Jones’s are willing to kill you over some gibs.

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c downs2 years ago

Just your average day of the usuals doing the usual

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Djinnt2 years ago

Amazing black culture

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Gas Lighting Services 🇷🇺2 years ago

Omg! Are Tesla racist? 🤡

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Historical Centrist2 years ago

Trayvon Martin uniform

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Christ Based Mind2 years ago

Imagine thinking that an election will solve this… we will be cursed for generations by their offspring.

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The Curator… enters the chat2 years ago

Imagine being so racist you think Caucasians don’t steal cars 😒

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Eamon Shields2 years ago

When are you, @9mm_smg and others going to go on a major podcast and bring this issues out of the the X sphere… Into the mainstream?

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Tom Hennessy2 years ago

@9mm_smg We should, along with @avsterbone and @Muhsoci0factors, it would be a banger.

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McNig2 years ago

What can you expect from filthy little heathens? Their whole disgusting race is like a curse Their skin's a hellish black They're only good when d**d They're vermin, as I said, and worse...

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