Man Says That He Saw His High School Friend Ashamed To Be Working The Mcdonald's Drive Thru & Hiding His Face "We Come From Being, Homeless It Don't Matter Where You Work At" 👀
“okay you can turn them off now” and then skipped on her merry way. I’ve never seen that baby a day in my life around my neighborhood. I hope that created a core memory for her 🩷
This little girl prob no older than 5 came knocking on my door Saturday. I thought she was lost. I open the door saying hi… why she ask in the sweetest voice “can you turn your sprinklers on?” 🥹 I went & turned them on, she ran through like 2 times and said
Everything out here is so toxic and designed to make us sick. I love learning and taking deep dives into wellness, but the more I learn, the more concerned I become about everything around us. Like… when does it end?
Right now I’m doing what I can, slowly cleansing my home bit by bit, but it gets so expensive! I can’t change everything overnight, but i’m saving up to invest in better things for our home and health! So if I go off the grid just know I’m out here buying goose down duvets and
Rudy Ornelas was pulled over in Sacramento in 2018 for tinted windows. His Smith & Wesson was registered and locked in his trunk. He told the officers. He stayed calm. He knew his rights. He asked for a supervisor. In return, a female officer drew her gun and pointed it at his head. He was cited, his legal firearm was temporarily seized, and he was forced to complete a safety class and wait two months to get it back.
Every charge was dropped. He didn’t file a lawsuit—he won in criminal court when the charges were thrown out. The officer? No public discipline. Reports say she was later promoted to detective, but SPD never confirmed it because they never had to. The real loss isn’t just what happened to Rudy. It’s a system that rewards escalation instead of punishing it. Compliance doesn’t protect us. Accountability will.
🎥: @flexxinruee