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This scene shows that mental and emotional abuse can end the same way as physical abuse.
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A desperate mother, a bad cop, and a heartbreaking breakdown. When survival pushes you to the absolute edge, where do you draw the line?
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He caught his wife on a Tinder date, and he played an "UNO reverse" card on her
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MORE PROOF LIBERALISM EQUATES TO SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS
🇺🇸 **SHE TRIED TO SNATCH THE AMERICAN FLAG—THEN STARTED CRYING WHEN SHE GOT STOPPED!**
During a flag wave in Portland, a woman rushed up and attempted to rip an American flag away from someone holding it.
But when people stopped her, suddenly she was sitting on the curb crying like SHE was the victim.
**You don't get to disrespect someone else's freedom, try to take their property, and then act innocent when there are consequences.**
The American flag represents the very freedoms that allow people to protest in the first place.
Would you have let her take your flag? 🇺🇸
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RAW IS WAR 6/2/97
Bret Hart’s knee is messed up, so his match with Shawn Michaels at King of the Ring is cancelled.
The Federation makes chicken salad out of the situation and rearranges the top of the card on this live segment on the go home show for the PPV.
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Admittedly, a lot of us weren't even alive during this in the '70s, but this is funnier than anything on TV now!
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26 YEARS AGO TODAY AT WWF NO MERCY
No Holds Barred match between “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Rikishi ended as a no contest.
(2000)
@steveaustinBSR | @TheREALRIKISHI
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Stephen A. Smith challenges The View to invite President Trump and speak to him themselves.
They say they have invited him—meanwhile, they can’t even say his name and instead call him “you know who.”
Smith goes on to remind the women that 77 million Americans voted for President Trump, a reality they have to contend with—or at least would have to contend with, if they were savvy political actors who wanted to win.