Amala Ekpunobi
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16,149 appearances
107 recordings
4 series
first heard Jun 2022
last heard 4d ago
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Now, I also recognize that by doing so I'm opening the door for the entire world to share their opinions with me on the internet.
But here's the thing, just because you can do something doesn't mean you have to.
because you can call me the n-word doesn't mean you have to just because you disagree with the two-minute video that i posted does not mean you need to tell me that i should have been aborted or thrown into a dumpster you can i think that's enough
you can always tell that somewhere in their mind they have received a piece of valid criticism that has stuck with them because they will point to the very worst of the responses that they've received to
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close the case on all the pushback that they're receiving for what they initially said.
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That means there's some part of them out there deep down, maybe a small little smidgen of themselves that knows there's valid pushback and valid criticism that they're receiving, but just fails to acknowledge it, or at least publicly.
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Just because you can present a useless ultimatum, which is actually you making the choice to go no contact with them, doesn't mean you have
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to.
But as I said, I looked through this girl's page and it seems as though we're just not on the right track when it comes to emotional regulation.
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And this is something that I think is foundationally built into leftist beliefs and ideology.
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Here is her talking about her yoga practices and how her emotional regulation plays out in real life.
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particularly around here, anyone who's from Maryland who's driven on 695, one could reason you will see the worst of humanity on 695.
And so if I'm subscribing to this concept of everything is yoga, one could reason when someone cuts me off in traffic and I'm not 110% regulated, me throwing up a middle finger and cussing somebody out is me practicing nonviolence.
Because two days ago, I saw someone do the same thing to someone else.
And that driver decided to get in front of the person who cut them off, slam their brakes on and cause an accident.
That is intentional violence.
So I see myself as cussing you out for not paying attention and being on your phone is me practicing nonviolence.
Let's just rework what she said for a moment.
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The other day I was at a grocery store and an old woman cut me in line and I screamed, F you, you waste of space.
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But I saw a news story where somebody got shot for doing the same thing.
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