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It’s an absolute travesty that it has taken this long to send this daemon to hell. I can’t comprehend how Athena’s family has been able to endure this. May God bless Athena and her family with strength and peace. 😞

@MuteFreeLancer @unlimited_ls @PatriotErin 7 days. With this evidence, 7 days is more than enough time.

@unlimited_ls @PatriotErin How about new law Called fast track….. 30 Days from trial to execution?

🚨JUST IN: Jury breaks down in tears after seeing video of 7-year-old Athena Strand asking the FedEx driver who abducted and strangled her “Where are you taking me?” NOTE: This video shows Tanner Horner stopping at a gas station to clean the FedEx truck after killing Athena Court footage shows Athena Strand asking Tanner Horner, 34, “Where are you taking me?” during the drive before her death She also talked about her teacher and school as Horner drove her in his truck At one point, she grew increasingly frightened when the truck stopped, according to reports Prosecutors say Strand was abducted while Horner was delivering a package to her home in Paradise, Texas Horner later admitted to capital murder, and a jury is now deciding whether he should receive the death penalty

@DrClownPhD Is that the same guy from the buffet training video who’s cutting prime rib and making conversation?

the worst she can say is no, right?

@Viralfizz They haven’t made a ryobi drill like that in probably 20 years.

@PregoneroL Aside from little protein, what’s wrong with it?

Es mas sano masticar una barra de uranio enriquecido que un almorzar en una escuela de Estados Unidos.

@AllieJade1 To me, NCAA softball is far more entertaining than NCAA baseball

Who said Women's Baseball is boring!?! 😲

@CollinRugg The fact that this case is just now making progress is an absolute disgrace to the American justice system. This man should have been tried and publicly executed within a week of murdering that innocent little girl.

The FedEx driver who abducted a seven-year-old girl before driving her to her death, complains about how bad his life will be if he goes to prison. Tanner Horner abducted and killed Athena Strand while delivering a Barbie to her home in North Texas. In newly released footage, Horner could be heard whining to police about how he won't be able to watch his son grow up if he goes to prison. Horner was heard accusing a voice in his head named 'Zero' of making him kill Athena. "I'm going to miss out on all my son's Christmases, his birthdays, and growing up. I'm going to miss out on everything," Horner said. "All because I listened to some stupid voice that isn't probably even there."

@RickyDoggin Cross contamination off the charts 📈

@iAnonPatriot When it can cook, 1000% I’d pay the equivalent of a car payment for one.

Be honest, Are yall buying one of these if it does chores around the house..??

@middle_class_us The definition of “basic life” is what is broken.

“Just budget better.” Cool. Rent is $2,200. Groceries doubled. Gas spikes overnight. Loans don’t pause. People making $70K can’t cover basic life. This isn’t bad budgeting. It’s bad math.

@locolanden67655 @MetamateDaz 😂 couldn’t be further from the truth. I’m sure you’ll figure it out when you grow up.

boomers made life so difficult and unpleasant for their kids and grandkids that people don’t even want to make new generations anymore

@locolanden67655 @MetamateDaz That’s awful dramatic. 🙄 Each of those issues are nuanced problems on their own. You’re conflating a bunch of stuff into one glob for a “we’re getting screwed” argument. If anything, I think millennials and zoomers are screwing themselves.

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Dumbest shit I have heard in a long time, early death is a product of stress, hardships, illness, and poverty. That is a common sense understanding. The average millennial and zoomer owns less than their parents did at the same age, that only has happened 3 times in 1000 years.

@locolanden67655 @MetamateDaz I never said that. But it also doesn’t negate that life, in general, is easier now than it was for our parents or grand parents (in my opinion). I think one could argue that life is too convenient which may lead to the many of the problems you mentioned.

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Worthless conversation if you think early death rate is not correlated with hardships.

@NGGCrip @MetamateDaz Are you using boomer as a slur or do you think I’m 60+ years old?

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Fear is all see. Tick tock boomer

@locolanden67655 @MetamateDaz You’re mixing up a bunch of stuff. It’s self evident that life is far easier now than it it was 50, 100, 200 years ago. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Globally, lol. Dude that's funny. Abortion by itself killed 1/4 of the Gen z. That's as high as the deadliest diseases on the planet. You add in suicide and overdose and that is highest death rate for the west in history.

@NGGCrip @MetamateDaz

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Found the scared boomer! Good! P. S. its going to get worse for you boomers! Tick tock boomers!

@locolanden67655 @MetamateDaz I don’t think it is.

@DenverMcanally @MetamateDaz Weird, then why is early death more common now then generation in the last 200 years?

@siIenthiII4 @TukiFromKL That sucks, but far from the norm… 🫤 I hope you find a way to make more.👍🏻

@DenverMcanally @TukiFromKL 5300 is literally half of what i make in a WHOLE YEAR in a management position at a place ive worked for 5 years 😐

🚨 Do you understand what this actually means.. Gen Z and millennials aren't burnt out because they're weak.. they did the math.. your dad bought a house at 24 on one salary.. a 40-hour week and a pension waiting at the end.. here's what changed.. in 1970 the median home cost 2x the average annual salary.. today it costs 6x.. and that's before the interest rate.. > Boomers graduated with little to no debt into an economy with employer pensions, cheap housing, and a job market that rewarded loyalty.. > Gen Z graduates with $30,000 in student debt into an economy that replaced pensions with 401ks where YOU bear all the risk.. replaced job security with "freelance opportunities".. and replaced affordable housing with a market that requires two incomes just to rent.. the work ethic didn't change.. the math changed.. > Boomers didn't build that economy.. they inherited it.. built by the Greatest Generation after the war, funded by government programs, subsidized housing, public universities, and infrastructure they didn't pay for.. > they rode the boom, extracted everything, gutted the pensions, made the houses unaffordable, defunded the universities.. and then told the next generation to work harder..

@mrmikeMTL 01/01/2001

Can anyone pin-point the exact moment where everything in society just got substantially worse???