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@GTTM38@ArrogantAndross@EdanukoG @yakdontmiss @Raindropsmedia1 Nobody said, kill him. And yes, sexual assault is widely unacceptable. And you should be shamed in your society for committing such an act.
Everybody’s worried about him and not the people that he is exposing himself to.
@PlayboiKreme@keepsit1000 A bikini does not give you the right to expose yourself as a man. What are we even talking about? Why are we questioning why someone is recording you in a public space? Clearly they know he’s a repeat offender. And they got him on camera this time.
@ncog_approach No, a guy went through it with perverted energy. People wear bikinis. Bikinis are not against the law. There’s a difference between wearing a bikini, and exposing yourself. We even have laws saying there’s a difference.
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@idkwhyimherehmm@Jisnotme@DissentingCat Senator John McCain proposed the month long observance on February 9, 1999. On April 30, 1999, Congress designated National Military Appreciation Month as a month-long observance.
This country is doomed because some of you just refused to believe in history and facts!