Seeing Is believing
Don’t believe what they say. Believe what you see (even when the bodycam and witness videos back up the police version of events).
"No matter how cynical I get, I can’t keep up.” — Lily Tomlin
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Don’t believe what they say. Believe what you see (even when the bodycam and witness videos back up the police version of events).
Maybe instead of reading Dr. Spock when we were young parents, we should have been watching the birds.
It seems the Ayn Rand libertarians were right all along: if you drown government in a bathtub, private enterprise and the invisible hand of the market will step in to maintain order and public safety (insert sarcasm emoji here).
Should I have put a trigger warning on this?
Yikes, though … that is one naked skyline. Might as well be living in Montana!
Bait, meet Switch. Switch, Bait.
Sexual addition? Kiss my ever-lovin’ Southern Baptist race-hatin’ porn-obsessin’ Putin-rootin’ ass.
As a military family, we’ve been inoculated against all sorts of dread diseases. We remember experiencing fevers, chills, and aches after some of those vaccinations. The COVID shots are a walk in the park by comparison, and I hope people aren’t avoiding getting the vaccine over concerns about side effects.