Laughing out loud!!!
I think we all have that little sister/brother or cousin that pulls this stunt on picture day. I definitely do! My cousin used to always have one eye closed and one open. If you don’t then you are probably that sister, brother or cousin!
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Now this is what you call vigilante justice.
The US criminal justice system is Disneyland in comparison to some of these foreign countries.
According to The NY Times–
Esmail Jafarzadeh, 42 confessed to the brutal rape and murder of Atena Aslani, who disappeared in June. Her body was found in Jafarzadeh’s garage.
Iran’s Supreme Court handed down the death sentence on September 11 after it took prosecutors a week to secure a conviction at his trial in August. The case drew national attention inside Iran and a comment from the country’s president, Hassan Rouhani, who reportedly described the crime as “horrendous” and had called for Jafarzadeh to be dealt swift justice.
According to Agence-France Presse–
The hanging took place in front of a large crowd that cheered loudly when Jafarzadeh’s neck was put in the noose. One report indicated that thousands turned out for the public execution, with many capturing video of it on their mobile phones. An amateur photo of Jafarzadeh’s hanging was shown on the website of the state-run news agency.
But many on social media found the spectacle disturbing and expressed their outrage over the public execution on social media, according to Newsweek.
Some took issue with the fact the government does now allow women inside stadiums to watch sporting events, but does allow them to gather and witness public executions.
Authorities said Jafarzadeh had also confessed to the murder of another woman.
What do you think. The crime was horrific, but do you think the punishment fits in this case?
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Donald “Twitter Fingers” Trump is now taking aim at two of America’s most beloved sports leagues hoping to cause a rift and divide between players, coaches and even the fans.
At a recent political rally, Donald Trump urged NFL owners to fire players and encouraged fans to walk out of games in their own protest in response to players who “disrespect the country’s National Anthem” by kneeling in opposition to racial injustice and inequality.
“Wouldn’t you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, you’d say, ‘Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. Out! He’s fired!”
Social media went bananas and everyone from the NFL commissioner to millions of everyday people hopped online to express their contempt for Trump’s disrespectful and divisive rhetoric.
Unfazed and fueled by the backlash, Trump then aimed his Twitter guns at the NBA by rescinding an invitation from the Golden State Warriors and calling out superstar Steph Curry after he made it clear that he probably would not be interested in attending.
Apparently the ‘petty presi’ took such offense to players not wanting to ‘come to his party’ that he fired off an early morning tweet univiting the entire team.
NBA Superstar LeBron James wasn’t going for the sports slander and quickly retorted on behalf of Steph Curry calling Trump a “bum” and making it clear that “ain’t no invite bih” because Curry had already declared that he was not going.
James later clarified his sentiments in a videogram in which he pleaded for all people of America to come together in unity instead of falling for Trump’s unmissable plan to divide and conquer.
Shoutout to LeBron, Steph Curry and all of the players using thier platforms and influence to shine light on destructive social matters such as racism and bigotry, plaguing America. I truly believe that silence is complacency.
NBA great Kobe even came out of retirement to address the matter.
The Golden State Warriors have since issued a formal statement confirming that the team would in fact not be visiting the White House after being formally “uninvited.”
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