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South African radio host George Mnguni shared his frustration on Friday: wearing football jerseys invites chats from fans about players he doesn't know, spotlighting his early '90s Arsenal away kit. Arsenal supporters fired back with roasts and pop quiz ideas, while Mnguni trolled by spelling Fàbregas right and joking he's never watched a match—the jerseys are just cool. Fans chimed in with similar stories from Man City debates to PSL grilling, all amid Arsenal's Premier League lead and an upcoming Chelsea clash.

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George Mnguni rocked a vintage Arsenal kit for the style, then tweeted about dodging soccer fans' random player quizzes—like who Cesc Fàbregas is.

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Mac Donald's February 24 post argued the Ferguson effect—where post-2014 protests led police to ease proactive work, spiking homicides in black communities—remains real and ignored by media. Musk replied 'Legacy media lies relentlessly,' sparking memes, charts, and stories from users pointing to FBI data showing black Americans as half of 2015 homicide victims despite being 13% of the population. Critics dispute the link to protests, citing other factors like economics, while recent 2024-2025 drops in crime add nuance to the ongoing discussion on policing and reporting.

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Heather Mac Donald shared a video mourning overlooked black homicide victims, blaming media narratives and a pullback in policing. Elon Musk's sharp reply lit up the conversation with millions of views.

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Mac Donald's February 24 post argued the Ferguson effect—where post-2014 protests led police to ease proactive work, spiking homicides in black communities—remains real and ignored by media. Musk replied 'Legacy media lies relentlessly,' sparking memes, charts, and stories from users pointing to FBI data showing black Americans as half of 2015 homicide victims despite being 13% of the population. Critics dispute the link to protests, citing other factors like economics, while recent 2024-2025 drops in crime add nuance to the ongoing discussion on policing and reporting.

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Heather Mac Donald shared a video mourning overlooked black homicide victims, blaming media narratives and a pullback in policing. Elon Musk's sharp reply lit up the conversation with millions of views.

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Social media users discuss and criticize Cenk Uygur's warnings that U.S. military action against Iran under President Trump would start a major war. Supporters argue the strikes would end the Iranian regime's influence, stop its support for Islamist forces, and liberate Iranians from slaughter. The conversation references Trump's campaign promises to target Iranian clerics and past Israeli strikes on Iran.

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Ramadan began on February 18 in Saudi Arabia, filling mosques worldwide with Taraweeh prayers—voluntary evening recitations honoring the Quran's revelation. Videos capture serene seas of worshippers at the Grand Mosque led by imams like Sheikh Maher Al-Muaiqly, and 100,000 at Al-Aqsa despite restrictions. In local mosques, parents share laughs and woes over rowdy children climbing rows, dropping phones, or crying during prayers, yet many cherish these family moments that build love for the tradition.

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Grand mosques in Makkah and Jerusalem overflow with worshippers under starry skies, while everyday prayer halls turn into lively playgrounds full of dodging kids and fond frustrations.

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