@LongTimeHistory He put his hands up and backed away from them, telling them to stay back multiple times while the teens keep advancing on him. That’s when he brandished his firearm. To deter the threat coming towards him. See how facts you change and omit charges the story?
@LongTimeHistory Ok so a few things wrong with this. Firstly his son was physically assaulted the previous day by one of the teens. Next he went, dropped off his son, talked to the bus driver, and got off the bus to leave. The teen got off the bus and advanced on him.
@MikaMinw7zu@ShitpostGate There intention was to comfort a friend. One of them had severe case of acne and applied green acne mask. To support their friend the other two also applied the mask and took selfies of themselves. You can see they also applied a white mask the day before.
@Ezenegwu Generally, what the Mom did is illegal. Depending on how the will is set up she can use that inheritance for the benefit of the child, such as the house and maybe the car. But trips and designer clothes would be a big no-no and she can sue.
@Veekto88 This would never happen. In archery, they treat it the same way you treat firearms, you never fire when someone is down range. The moment he nocked his bow with someone walking down range he would have been disqualified as it’s a major safety violation.
@YoungGun8140 Not only is this awful because she feels the guy should fight for her love and just expect to be loved without working for it, like she’s making the guy do, but it’s horribly manipulative behavior and I guarantee it won’t stop if he went back. Fuck her.
@charise_lee Guilt is the incorrect word here. Guilt assigns remorse on a more personal level due to actions, inactions, thoughts, etc.
I believe the correct word here would be shame. Should we feel shame for what our ancestors did? Absolutely. We should learn from those moments.
@YoshimotoCaeliu The thing about Podge’s post that annoys me is that the drama was dying down. Then she decided that now was a good time to make a big post about it, reigniting the drama.
She may have said she just wanted to “educate”, but all she did was breathe new life into this mess.
@taytae9596@Gwazavictoria Legally it would most likely go to the biological family since the original family would have no dna relationship to the child.
@currentiyke You can’t ask a witness if a piece of evidence proves that the defendant murdered someone. It calls for a legal conclusion, which is what the judge or jury is supposed to decide.