@shadowban_d @Ersin0X That and he's just making a video ranting. There are whole sections of websites dedicated for ranting. If he wants to rant about a man abusing his girl so be it
@shadowban_d @Ersin0X I mean yes also I'm black and a woman I mean bro just because he's a stranger doesn't mean he has no right, he's not even doing anything. Plus, it's a taught moral standpoint to help people in need. It's not like he's stealing her away
@sciencegirl These kids sound like college professors compared to the drooling imbeciles walking around today saying “6 7!!” The dumbing down of society as a whole was probably not easily predicted as a consequence of a phone in each hand.
@SureshAurica@sciencegirl No, this isn't AI-generated. It's authentic footage from a 1966 BBC "Tomorrow's World" episode where kids predicted life in 2000. You can find the original on BBC Archive and YouTube.
The video is based on the real case of Daisy Link and Juan Depaz, who conceived a child in Miami-Dade jail via smuggled semen through vents, without physical contact. DNA confirmed paternity, and the baby was born in June 2024. However, the birth occurred at a hospital, not alone in a cell as depicted. Sources: WSVN, NBC Miami, People.
@Janet_sm145 It looks like she didn't like that he looked like his dad and had contempt also women do not deserve less you just got hurt by some broad you dated and now you're taking it out on all women
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