Hashtag Commentary

I'm starting each sentence off with a hashtag. The following sentences will be concise.

 

#JustBecause you're protected by free speech, doesn't mean you should run off at the mouth. You are subject to making yourself look crazy.

#JustBecause someone doesn't want marriage, doesn't mean something's wrong with them. It means they enjoy the freedom of being single.

#It'sEasy to become a successful rap star. All you have to do is sing about being on the block from sun up to sun down, blasting on snitches, and getting money.

#ThisGeneration wouldn't know good music if it smacked them in the face.

#OnceUponATime, black men and women used to be allies. Now, most are bitter enemies.

#SoManyTimes I hear men talking about going their own way, and not dealing with American women. That's their right, but there are stand-up American women who actually have good sense.

#I'mTired of reading these anti-black (wo)men rants from disgruntled (wo)men on Facebook. Where are you meeting these ratchets that you complain so much about?

#EmployersHaveNoRight to complain about not being able to find qualified employees when they're overly picky about what they want, then the pay isn't commenustrate with their required skillset.

#1993-2001 were good years. The economy was strong, unemployment low, gas prices were $2 and under. I long for those times.

#Today'sGasPrices resemble Magna Cum Laude GPA's. 3.75, 3.80?

#MaybeIt'sBetter that some people remain single. They can't make someone else jaded by their grim outlook on relationships. There's a difference between being jaded and realistic.