
Micheal Van meter
09-30
it's a shame that you can't have a shop of any kind in Portland Oregon it's time people in Portland stand up for there rights anyway they can anyway stand up against crime
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lil diabeetus
10-02
That sucks indeed. but it's everyone, everywhere in Portland getting robbed mainly by those who profess to be against Racism, Misogyny and Homophobia.
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Buck Rogers
10-01
It happens to white and Asian owned dispensaries also. It’s news because it’s black owned?
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