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Brad Frederick
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Re: “The Blaxican cometh”
@Fuzioh..Honestly, the comment you made came out quite negative, arrogant and racist. The fact that you said, "it could be" instead of "it would be..or "it is", left a bitter taste in people's mouths. Why would you automatically assume that he would put a lot of sugar in it? Soul food or "comfort food" as white folks has branded it as, doesn't rely on sugar wholeheartedly. What kind of Soul have you been eating where it has large quantities of sugar?