I just heard the dumbest thing ever

A black lady told us that they want Mexicans out of the country because the blacks don't get along with them, and they would compete for the drug business.


Come on....

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N.Y. Nurse's Toddlers Died in 2017, and She Was Just Charged With Manslaughter

Chris Harris,People 4 hours ago

A 33-year-old nurse whose toddler children died a little more than two years ago is now facing two counts of manslaughter in New York.
An NYPD source confirms to PEOPLE that Jade Spencer, who now lives in New Jersey, was living in the Bronx on July 10, 2017 — the day her two children, Olivia Gee, 2, and Micha Gee, 3, died under suspicious circumstances.
Spencer was at home with her children and her boyfriend when the two toddlers started having trouble breathing.
The source confirms that Olivia and Micha were transported to Montefiore Medical Center, where they eventually died — three minutes apart.
At first, doctors believed the children died from fatal asthma attacks. Spencer allegedly told hospital staffers the children were asthmatic.
A week after they died, the medical examiner’s office determined the two had actually died from blunt impact injuries to the torso, and that homicide ws the cause.
It was unclear Friday if Spencer had appeared before a judge to enter pleas to the two counts of manslaughter she faces.
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It was also unclear if Spencer remains in custody, and attempts to contact her for comment were unsuccessful Friday.
PEOPLE was unable to determine if she has a lawyer who could speak on her behalf.
The source could not elaborate on what new developments in the investigation led to this week’s charges






Damn it why????

(Why can't more of this happen?)...... Man hailed as 'flight angel' for comforting woman, 96, who hadn't flown in nearly 2 decades

Please read the WHOLE Story... please

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Man hailed as 'flight angel' for comforting woman, 96, who hadn't flown in nearly 2 decades

Mahira Dayal,Yahoo Lifestyle 54 minutes ago

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A man on a Southwest Airlines flight is being applauded for comforting a 96-year-old woman who was scared of flying (Credit: Facebook)

A man is being called a “flight angel” for comforting and helping out a 96-year-old woman who was traveling alone for the first time in 15 years.

Megan Ashley, a passenger on the Southwest Airlines flight from San Diego to Nashville on 29 July, shared the kind act on Facebook. In her post, she explained that the elderly woman was flying to Kansas City to see her family for her birthday, but was afraid of flying. Luckily, the man seated beside her was happy to assist.

“She asked for this man’s hand during takeoff and then hugged him again when experiencing turbulence,” Ashley’s post reads. “This gentleman I should say, gladly took her hand, let her hold onto him, calmed her by talking to her and explaining everything that was happening, and simply was that stranger there for her.”

Ashely’s post explains that the man — whose name is unknown — didn’t just stop there. Instead, he looked out for the 96-year-old the entire duration of the flight, and even after.

“He helped her stand up to go to the restroom and watched her carefully walk down the aisle,” she wrote. “This man was her flight angel. He held her bag, helped her get off the plane and into the wheelchair, and when she got confused wondering where her daughter went, he stayed with her until she caught up with her daughter who got separated from her.”

While Ashley did not immediately respond to Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment, she wrote in her post that she “walked away sobbing happy tears” because she was so thankful for the man’s “heart and compassion.”

She wasn’t the only one touched by the stranger’s selfless act, and many people took to the comments section to thank the man.

“Oh my heart. This is as precious as it gets. Thank you for taking these pictures and sharing this story,” one person wrote. “This moved me to be a better person each day. I may share this with others so they can pay it forward. The gentleman was probably just being a GENTLE-man, where others may not have been so sweet.”

Another commented “Such a heartwarming story. Thank God you witnessed this to share and warm the hearts of sooo many, especially mine! May all that goodness return to that fine man doubly and more and the people responsible for making this fine guy a true gentleman.”

Others shared their own encounters with “kind neighbors” on flights.

“We’ve had the most amazing luck with passengers being willing to help with our girls. Whether we need to use the restroom or just need help entertaining we’ve always had a kind neighbor nearby,” a person said. “We even had a passenger say she was going to file a complaint about the way the flight attendant treated us and our girls. Can’t ask for better than someone willing to speak up for us!”

“I remember flying and a 14-year-old girl reached across the aisle, took my hand and held it during takeoff,” someone else wrote. “She said everything was going to be okay. I was 28 at the time.”

Southwest Airlines did not immediately respond to Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment.
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Like I said.... the world has gone NUTS!

Woman charged with shooting at plane that was spraying for mosquitoes in Louisiana

Ashley Mott

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USA TODAY•August 7, 2019

Stacy Nguyen Rodgers                                                  MONROE, La. – A Louisiana woman is facing charges after she allegedly shot at a plane spraying for mosquitoes.According to an arrest report for Stacy Nguyen Rodgers, 40, of Monroe, deputies were dispatched to an address regarding suspicious activity.The suspect said a drone was flying over her property and she shot at it three times with a revolver-style pistol in an attempt to shoot it down.A witness recorded the incident on a cell phone. The video showed the aircraft after Rodgers allegedly fired at it.According to the report, the video clearly shows a manned aircraft flying over the property, and the suspect states, "He's coming back to taunt us."Deadly virus: Health officials warn of mosquito-borne threat found in Florida chickensThe aircraft was in the area spraying for mosquitoes under contract with the Ouachita Parish Mosquito Abatement District. Nineteen mosquito pools in Ouachita Parish tested positive for West Nile virus in the most recent round of testing, and aerial spraying was scheduled for multiple locations.Director Shannon Rider said no one in the aircraft was physically injured by the shooting, and the aircraft was not hit.Deputies secured Rodgers' firearm and located three empty shell casings, one live round and an empty cylinder.Rodgers was booked on one count of illegal use of weapons or dangerous instruments.Bail was set at $500, and the suspect has bonded out 

This article originally appeared on Monroe News Star: Woman shot a plane spraying for mosquitoes: arrest report

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The laws are LAWS... They are for ALL not for just a few

LAWS are laws... break them and get into trouble.


PLAIN AND SIMPLE !


No, you are NOT special, follow all the laws.

 

What the hell is wrong with people?

I think that everyone has a right to their opinion.

I DO NOT believe that it gives you the right to hurt ANYONE !

Who the hell do you think you are?


If your opinion is different from mine.....that's OKAY. Do I hate you because of it? HELL NO!


 Please stop people from hurting each other, it is really nuts out there. 

I AM NOT talking about mass shootings ONLY.......

Hurting or killing ONE SINGLE PERSON is just as bad.

 

Please read all. .....Ads pulled for gun-heavy film 'The Hunt' following mass shootings

Ads pulled for gun-heavy film 'The Hunt' following mass shootings

  Taryn Ryder Wed, Aug 7 1:27 PM CDT

Betty Gilpin in The Hunt. (Photo: Universal Pictures)

Universal Pictures is reportedly reevaluating its PR strategy for the upcoming film The Hunt in the wake of recent mass shootings.

The violent satire starring Hilary Swank and GLOW’s Betty Gilpin centers on liberal elites stalking and hunting MAGA-type “deplorables” for sport. The trailer for the R-rated flick has already dropped online and is gun-heavy, causing some networks to shy away from airing any advertisements.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, ESPN pulled an ad over the weekend for the film that had previously been cleared with a source saying no spots for The Hunt will appear on the network in the coming weeks. A major marketing blitz on television and online had been planned for the beginning of September, one insider tells THR, ahead of the Sept. 27 release.

Yahoo Entertainment reached out to Universal and ESPN’s parent company Disney for comment, but did not immediately receive responses.

There is an internal divide at Universal over what to do, according to THR. The studio values its relationship with producer Jason Blum (who is behind successful franchises like Paranormal Activity, The Purge and Insidious) and some see the film as a satire commentating on a pertinent issue given the current political climate. However, plans could change "if people think we're being exploitative rather than opinionated,” according to a source.

"Employees in different departments were questioning the wisdom of making such a movie in these times," says one filmmaker with ties to Universal. "In light of the horrific [recent shootings], is this not the most craven, irresponsible, dangerous exploitation?"

A Universal executive countered, explaining the movie "is meant to show what a stupid, crazy world we live in," adding, "It might even be more powerful now."

THR reviewed the screenplay with red-state characters wearing trucker hats and cowboy shirts. One even brags about owning seven guns because it's his constitutional right. The blue-state characters purportedly explain that they picked their human targets because the deplorables expressed anti-choice positions or used the N-word on Twitter.

"Did anyone see what our ratf***er-in-chief just did?" one character apparently asks early in the screenplay. Another responds: "At least the Hunt's coming up. Nothing better than going out to the Manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables."

Emma Roberts, The Mindy Project’s Ike Barinholtz and This Is Us star Justin Hartley also appear in the upcoming film.









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