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TO FREEDOM!!!

When you are a strong black woman, (i.e. Harriet Tubman, fka Nicki Minaj, aka Miki Minach) who is assertive and guiding black men to a more prosperous way, but they are too oblivious to realize that you are helping them.
Do you think Harriet Tubman was walking around with a fucking nice shiny fucking dress on with a fucking crown on her head when she was taking slaves??? TO FREEDOM!!!
TO FREEDOM!!! by XAVIAER MINAJ September 5, 2018
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40 oz to freedom 

the fine art of picken up a 40 of malt liquor and gettin krunk

and what the fuck is wrong with canada, we spell reggae the exact same as you ya deusche
me and my boys are gonna go pickup a 40 and get krunk in the park and go break shit, 40 oz to freedom bitches.
40 oz to freedom by WWA June 11, 2006

40 oz to freedom 

the guy spelled reggae wrong and is obviously from canada.

Real good cd that includes my favorite song, and phrase "lets go get stoned"
i said suck the motha fucker you bitin it shit.

40 oz to freedom 

1. The best cd ever created by the best band to have ever stepped onto this earth, Sublime. 22 tracks of pure punk-raggae-dub bliss.
I've listened to 40 oz to Freedom 187 times through and it's still as groovy as the first.
40 oz to freedom by Olimar April 7, 2005

40 oz to freedom 

No canadian's gonna spell reggae that wrong and get away with it, go hunt a moose or something

Anyways, 40 oz to freedom is a banger song and album by sublime. One of my favorite songs on the album is their rendition of Scarlet Begonias.
Guy 1: "LMAO I just saw a canadian guy spell reggae completely wrong!"
Guy 2: "That's fuckin' hilarious bro! Let's get stoned and listen to 40 oz to freedom!"

Freedom to Speak 

"Freedom to Speak" is the way to say "Freedom of Speech" which makes more sense because it encourages people to speak more than when that right and freedom are called the "Freedom of Speech."
"Freedom of Speech" is a way of wording the "freedom to speak" in a way that distances the speaker(s) from the act. Humans do not "speech," they speak and can give a "speech." Calling that freedom the "Freedom to Speak" encourages people to speak more often and for longer swaths of time than when it is called the "Freedom of Speech." It is time to start using the expression which encourages Americans to SPEAK UP more. " God is in the details."
Freedom to Speak by but for October 29, 2017
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