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@Cr7Godbrand They have kids and that's worth everything.

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@Cr7Godbrand I would never speak to a woman like this ever. It's so gross.

[Larry Conger 🇺🇸 @eMTBrides]

When he loves Sydney Sweeney

This is spot on.😂 That "I look nothing like that." comment🤣 lol should’ve picked one that looks like his girl or someone not as attractive 🤣🤣 best way to avoid the fight. Better if he said his crush was Lizzo

via @NikkiAlexis w/ Gabe Greenspan
#comedy #funny #comedyvideo #comedyvideo

[Alvarezz & Rosie @alvarezzis6]

Ex Californian speaks about living in Northern California 🌊 yet still choosing to leave and Why ? 🌲⛰️🚵🧗🏂⛷️🚡

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@markgeragos @MeidasTouch @meiselasb @DevinPandy @AllenLEllison @NatalieClineWV @Mia4MD @tomforwi These Meidas guys are not honest. They just lie lie lie...

[Carol Erskine @TheCarolErskine]

Remembering David Almond. Today, on the sixth anniversary of David Almond’s death, court papers were filed seeking approval of a $10 million settlement with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. But to me, David has never been just another tragic case or another example of DCF's failures.

David was a 14-year-old boy, one of three triplet brothers who depended on adults to love, nurture and protect them. He deserved the same childhood, the same opportunities and the same safety as every other child.

Instead, David was returned to a father and his girlfriend whose history of long term child abuse and inability to care for him were already known to DCF. Despite repeated warnings, the Department pursued family reunification at the cost of David's life.

David was systematically starved, horrifically beaten and abused. On October 21, 2020, he died in deplorable conditions while still in the legal custody of the Commonwealth. He died slowly after months of starvation right under DCF's nose.

I wrote about David in my book, A Cruel Injustice. I have spoken publicly about his suffering and the Commonwealth's failures because his life mattered, and because I refuse to allow his death to become just another statistic.

The $10 million settlement may provide some measure of justice for his surviving brothers, but it cannot give David back the life that was taken from him.

Today, I want people to remember something more important than the settlement. David Almond was a child. He deserved love, protection, dignity and a future. He deserved to live.

And six years after his death, I remain determined that he will not be forgotten. I'll continue my fight for the creation of a Harmony Commission, a bill killed by Massachusetts lawmakers four times. They want you to forget David. Maybe they think $10 million will accomplish that.

I won't forget you David. The fight continues.

[Michele McPhee @MicheleMcPhee]

Latest from federal court today

[Carol Erskine @TheCarolErskine]

The sad truth is that we will likely never see aggravated statutory rape charges filed by the Norfolk County DA's office against Mathew Farwell. As federal prosecutors question investigators assigned to DA Michael Morrissey's office, the public is learning the shocking extent of the evidence overlooked and the investigative steps never taken in Sandra Birchmore's death.

Yet equally indefensible was the decision not to prosecute Matthew Farwell for statutory rape. Prosecutors publicly, (and unbelievably) justified that decision by publicly claiming the case would be “difficult to prove because the main witness, Birchmore, was dead.”

Think about the enormity of that statement. Dead victims cannot testify in murder trials either. Their deaths do not absolve prosecutors of their responsibility to pursue justice.

Sandra's death should have intensified the search for corroborating evidence, including Farwell's own admissions in text messages, not become the convenient justification for failing to prosecute.

When Michael Morrissey leaves office, his legacy will be forever stained by the death of Sandra Birchmore.

That is the legacy Morrissey will leave behind: an office that failed to protect a sexually exploited child, failed to deliver justice after her death, and failed to hold accountable the very men who had sworn to uphold the law.

Sandra Birchmore deserved justice. Instead, she became the face of an institution that failed her in life and in death.

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@justicenotjudge @auntiedebbb @Dumpster_Juice_ @BillerRisa She is not a scumbag. You are a nosy bitch stop talking shit about Jessica. Stalker.

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@justicenotjudge @Lucyrose5588 @auntiedebbb @Dumpster_Juice_ @BillerRisa You don't know Jessica Machado please keep her name out of your crazy ass mouth.

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@auntiedebbb Never better!!!

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@MeganFoxWriter

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@MeganFoxWriter God you are obsessed with Jessica. It's creepy.

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@MeganFoxWriter Get a life lady.

[Larry Dean @larry_mcwethy]

Falling in love.

[Mia Anderson @Mia_Anderson8]

This interview had me dying laughing Absolute classic Jimmy Kimmel moment..😍😍

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@SusieM414141 Hilarious!!!!!

[Suzee Q @SusieM414141]

The age old question of could men handle carrying a baby or handling childbirth. Most of us believe they can’t. This wife wanted her hubby to feel what it was like to carry twins for just a moment. I think it’s funny but also informative to show what it feels like and to see how hard it is to do normal things. And it’s fun to laugh at.

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@popwavesx Idiots.

[𝓥𝓲𝓫𝓮𝓼𝓞𝓷𝓣𝓪𝓹 @VibesOnTap_]

there's a special kind of bravery in inviting dakota johnson to roast you when your entire career depends on people finding you funny. please don't destroy walk into this exchange expecting a comedy sketch and discover they've accidentally booked a performance review. dakota doesn't just insult them; she makes them look like three interns who have mistaken proximity to the writers' room for ownership of the building. the best roasts don't need to shout. they simply remove the cushion from beneath your confidence and let gravity finish the joke.