When innumerable errors benefit one candidate... when his family is protected from prosecution... You know you are looking at someone incredibly lucky.
@DivinelyDesined Excellent analysis.
Let me add that in the 2nd pic "step 1", they have MORE than what is minimally necessary. Meaning, when the eye evolved, it had to first evolve a more complex system before it can eliminate an unnecessary part. I accept this premise.
A Japanese buffet in the Bronx is going viral after starting a “wall of shame” featuring photos of dine-and-dash suspects, and you’ll never guess who the main culprits are.
I would not be sticking around for this - 'help' heard deep in the woods. 😳
After leaving, he summons his courage and returns - and sees something very creepy...
This story is actually insane. The police picked up a 16 yr old girl that was kidnapped by Omar (the guy Shiloh Hendrix insulted) and his brother at a gas station. They raped her for two days. She was found "sleep-deprived, dehydrated, and had not eaten recently" according to the nurse that examined her.
They found her glasses in their trailer. She identified them perfectly in a lineup.
Then, in the middle of the case, prosecutors discretely dropped charges with no explanation and no oversight. "In the interest of justice," they said.
This was just one month before the Shiloh Hendrix incident. During the Shiloh Hendrix trial, we find out that Omar's son, who is actually 9 even though it was claimed he was 5, already wears a ankle monitor because his father lets him wander off and steal things. As is expected, the father has faced no consequences for this.
In Minnesota, a single word is worse than kidnapping and raping a young girl. Two Somalian men abducted a young, vulnerable girl, then were shielded by the government and faced zero consequences. Personally, I think the charges were dropped to avoid their deportation.
On the flip side, a productive member of society gets probation, a jail sentence, and 200 hours of community service over a single word, with no violence involved in any way.
We can't live like this. We can't live in a country where foreigners are above the law, yet get to twist the law into a weapon against productive American citizens.