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ITT: times woke went too far
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>>544016229
Jeets have jugaad and izaat, muslims have that thing which i forgot where they act docile when they are a minority. Takbir or some shit.
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>>544016198
The answer is of course yes, and furthermore the last 5 words are extraneous in that determination
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>>544016280
Taqiyya, basically it means Muslims are permitted to lie and deceive as much as they want as long as it’s in “service of Islam”
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>>544016198
lived in nicer suburbs, about to head out clubbing for the night, getting my pre-drunk on.

my roomie was doing heavy video for a Uni and had all this fancy Uni-owned gear in his room.

See Nigger parked on street. Fuck this shit, I call 911 to report "suspicious person".

Well, he musta been "clean" because the cops spent about 45 minutes going through his shit and putting shit on roof and hood of his car. That kept me kinda trapped. lol

Never saw him again but I later heard he seemed to park their frequently like on his break or some shit.
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https://gothamist.com/news/ask-a-native-new-yorker-when-should-i-call-the-cops-on-my-new-neighbors

>I am a 32-year-old who has been living in NYC for 6 years. My boyfriend and I recently moved into an apartment in a predominately black and Latino neighborhood (we are white, and I promise this information will become relevant in a moment). We are friendly with the neighbors, and we make an effort to be respectful, courteous, positive additions to the community (as much as we can be anyway for being gentrifiers). Our apartment is a backhouse building behind a set of row houses.
>The neighbors in the front building one lot over face the courtyard that we share with our immediate front-building neighbors, though the lots are separated by fences. Since we moved in, we have had a lot of issues with trash being thrown from the upper floors of the next-door building into our lot. Some of it is normal trash, and some of it is weird. Like, a cafeteria tray of pulled pork with a fork in it or used maxi pads weird. I have tried to speak with the folks in that building but I have only met the people on the second and first floors, and I am confident they are not the culprits.
>This is a lot of background info I know. We can deal with the trash, fine. But this past weekend the neighbors threw an ENTIRE GRILL full of hot coals into the yard.
>The coals scattered everywhere and left burn marks on the wooden fences and rolled up to the house. We are extremely anti-calling the cops on POC. We are new residents on a long-established block. We do not expect anyone to comport to our norms, but when a Weber with flammable material in it is thrown at our house it poses a real fire danger for us and our front house neighbors.
>We have been unable to meet the neighbors on the upper floors and since we did not see where it came from we don't know who to approach about it. How do we deal with this?! I don't want to call the cops but I also don't want to die in a fire



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