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Diddy Shocks Some People By Saying That What’s Happening In The U.S. Now Is ‘Karma. 400 Years Of It.’

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03.06.2020 - 20:51

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Diddy has been vocal on his social media account these days amidst the tragedies that are taking place in the streets, starting with the killing of George Floyd.

The rapper managed to shock some of his fans and followers when he said that what’s going on now is nothing else but ‘karma.’ While some followers agreed, others said that this is not the way in which things should be fixed – through violence, hate, and looting.

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