These men belong in the dirt, but it’s instructive to hear their modus operandi so plainly. This quote is revealing: “If I thought the father was a threat, I would not approach”.
https://twitter.com/wrong_speak/status/1638502881849487360?s=61&t=J20ynfsJ_tkOXk3T8X4ebg
https://twitter.com/mewn123/status/1475982279075794944?s=61&t=J20ynfsJ_tkOXk3T8X4ebg
https://twitter.com/flyingginger007/status/1582604340073635840?s=61&t=J20ynfsJ_tkOXk3T8X4ebg
https://twitter.com/brick_suit/status/1637709505193709571?s=46&t=tgq6WB0vo-fUVUPYFNmjVw
https://twitter.com/ptrumpfortx2020/status/1637578233972498432?s=46&t=tgq6WB0vo-fUVUPYFNmjVw
In the early 20th century we were on the verge of an artistic zenith, and then almost immediately abandoned it. Why, in exchange for the post modern, quadrupedal garbage that pollutes our cities now?
https://twitter.com/culture_crit/status/1637601256389632000?s=46&t=tgq6WB0vo-fUVUPYFNmjVw
https://twitter.com/crouchendcom/status/1629642843022151682?s=46&t=tgq6WB0vo-fUVUPYFNmjVw
2023 is set to be a very bad year for the youngest Americans. Look at the graph below. 2023 is shaping up to be far worse in terms of excess mortality for our kids and young adults than even 2020, 2021, or 2022. This is bleak, but who is paying attention to it? Excess death is skyrocketing, but no one cares because they’re not told to care. What will this graph look like by December? 
https://twitter.com/usmortality/status/1637080732182151171?s=46&t=tgq6WB0vo-fUVUPYFNmjVw