New Jersey, USA
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The same system that winks at the perversion of pedophiles wants a death sentence for Assange who exposed their massive crimes against mankind.
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WOW! Gavin Newsom just wiped out 548 death sentences. The worst murderers in California just got a gift they never earned, while the families of their victims watch justice get erased.
This is what happens when a state hands total power to people who think criminals deserve more mercy than the innocent. Every violent predator on death row just learned that the law in California is whatever one man feels like doing that day.
And the voters who just handed Democrats even more power in the midterms should not be surprised when this shows up in their own states next. You voted for this. Now you get to live with it.
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Hi my name is Karma sometimes I am Scary and sometimes I am Fucking Hilarious 🖕🖕 Enjoy 🖕
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After six long months away from her daughter, an Air Force sergeant finally comes home.
With the help of the school principal and teacher, she pulls off a beautiful surprise reunion right in the classroom, with the other children looking on.
These are the sacrifices our military families make that we sometimes take for granted.
Support your veterans. They’re America’s heroes. 🇺🇸
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Poor little Poppy was abandoned, with marker scribbles all over her body left by some mischievous children. Thankfully, Lee took her in, gently bathed her, cuddled her, and comforted her before introducing her to the other dogs in his home.
What began as a shy, anxious little puppy soon turned into a happy, playful girl who quickly bonded with her new furry friends. It’s so heartwarming to see her finally feel safe, loved, and welcomed! 🐶❤️
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🚨HEROIC: How a 78-year-old veteran used his training to stop a home intruder who attacked his wife.
In Franklin, Ohio, 78-year-old veteran Raymond Harrison and his wife were inside their home when an aggressive intruder kicked through their back door, making threats and charging at his wife.
Despite his age, Raymond’s instincts and training kicked in instantly. He stepped directly between his wife and the attacker, drew his legally owned firearm, and placed a single, precise shot that immediately incapacitated the intruder and ended the threat before anyone in his family could be hurt.
Police arrived to find the veteran standing guard and his wife completely safe. Prosecutors cleared Raymond of any wrongdoing within days, calling it a textbook example of home defense.
