Haterage

Woke up this morning and discovered I was locked out of Facebook. For many years I used social media to be petty, to clap back at those that I felt needed the consequences of my wrath. Yet I was never blocked for doing those things. No one found me to be a threat then. It wasn’t  until I tried to go positive; building a life in Charlotte, holding down an essential position and starting a business for Darlington aka “dollatown”, my hometown that I find some hater decides to report my post. This has left me in FB jail for 21 hours. 
Now, just to let you know, what you eat don’t make me shit and what God has for me it is for me. You see He prepared a team to continue my work when you temporarily tried to take me down. So the work of Black Darlington continues even in the midst of your “haterage”. And I don’t feel no type of way but we have to do better. 
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Been winnin’, B.J. Robinson, CEO of Black Darlington