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There's one dude who kind of half-heartedly goes after him but you can tell he's scared of the knife and doesn't quite know what to do.
 
On a less-upsetting note, people are freaking out because New York City is covered in smoke from wildfires in Connecticut and it's turning the sky orange.

Just an example of the media hyping up things that happen locally (to them). I remember some wildfires in north Florida in the late '90s and observing a similar effect in Jax. But I guess we didn't have social media then, so no big deal.
 
Yeah...I skipped the kids getting stabbed. Twitter and cell phone cams everywhere has inundated me with such disturbing shit that I scroll real quick over most. The Videos That Go Hard twitter handle I must have looked at some because I see it always in my feed. But now I scroll psst quickly because it's like the old faces of death videos. Somebody getting curb stomped or crushed or eaten. Fascinating at first but then I'm like...I don't want to see what happens to this dude.
 
DocZaius said:
Goddammit, I watched the video of that Syrian immigrant stabbing toddlers in France and now I'm upset.

I've seen horrific things on the internet for decades now, but this takes the cake. It's not graphic, but watching this piece of shit go after toddlers in strollers and a screaming mother is just so disturbing.

Here's the story, without the video. It's out there if you look for it, but I recommend you don't.

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Never gonna watch the video. Glad to hear the babies are all gonna make it.

Let shit into your country...
 
DocZaius said:
There's one dude who kind of half-heartedly goes after him but you can tell he's scared of the knife and doesn't quite know what to do.
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What a pussy. Obviously I'm going say 1 of 2 things.

1) If they weren't a pussy Euro nation, someone on that train could have had a gun and pew pew, no more bad guys.
2) No one would do this in a redneck town, because a good ol' boy wouldn't think twice about getting stabbed and jump in.

There's a reason none of this shit ever happens in the SE U.S.
 
DocZaius said:
Yeah, I'm thinking staged as well. I'm thinking it's at least a semi-rural location - they have land, game cams, etc. They probably know most of the folks in their community. Not a lot of strangers in wigs tromping through the woods looking for deer carcasses to eat.
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Just them happening to walk into this part of the words, find the deer carcass, and decided to leave it there to and set a game camera to see if anything would come eat it. Their camera would have filled up with vulture pics before it got to nightfall. Then probably small scavengers. All kinds of shit long before the "witches" stumbled across it. At night. Why were these witches trespassing on their land and they just happened to come across the deer in the dark?
 
Call of Duty removed a character bundle because the guy it was modeled after tweeted mean things to pedos.
 

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Woman unlawfully aborts murders a healthy 32-34-week fetus baby. Gets 28-month prison sentence.

British women seethe in this twitter thread, moan about how unjust the sentence is.



I'm all for abortions if the fetus isn't viable yet. But at that late stage, that's a baby. And that's murder.
 
DocZaius said:
Woman unlawfully aborts murders a healthy 32-34-week fetus baby. Gets 28-month prison sentence.

British women seethe in this twitter thread, moan about how unjust the sentence is.



I'm all for abortions if the fetus isn't viable yet. But at that late stage, that's a baby. And that's murder.
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My twins were born at 30 weeks.
 
The fuck. Shit like that is one step closer to a social credit score.

Smart homes are stupid. I liked having an echo control lights and such and specifically quick access to different music while cooking, but I got rid of even that a long time ago.
 
Gatorbreeze said:
Oh shit.
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Titanic: Visiting the most famous shipwreck in the world

David Pogue joins Titanic enthusiasts who will happily pay a small fortune to ride in OceanGate's specially-designed submersible vehicle to visit the remains of the luxury liner 13,000 feet beneath the North Atlantic (weather conditions permitting).
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If all went well, I would be spending about 12 hours sealed inside on a dive to the Titanic. Not gonna lie; I was a little nervous, especially given the paperwork, which read, "This experimental vessel has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body, and could result in physical injury, emotional trauma, or death." Where do I sign?

This is not your grandfather's submersible; inside, the sub has about as much room as a minivan. It has one button. "That's it," said Rush. "It should be like an elevator, you know? It shouldn't take a lot of skill."

The Titan is the only five-person sub in the world that can reach Titanic's depth, 2.4 miles below the sea. It's also the only one with a toilet (sort of).

And yet, I couldn't help noticing how many pieces of this sub seemed improvised, with off-the-shelf components. Piloting the craft is run with a video game controller.
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The crew closes the hatch, from the outside, with 17 bolts. There's no other way out.
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There's no GPS underwater, so the surface ship is supposed to guide the sub to the shipwreck by sending text messages. Rush recalled, "I said, 'Do you know where we are?' '100 meters to the bow, then 470 to the bow. If you are lost, so are we!'"

But on this dive, communications somehow broke down. The sub never found the wreck.

"We were lost," said Shrenik Baldota. "We were lost for two-and-a-half hours."
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