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He had fallen into a pool of hot tar that smothered his body and had became rock-solid. He was stuck to the ground and unable to move. A passerby saw him struggling and called our help-line. After 3 hours of massaging vegetable oil into the thick layer of tar watch his amazing recovery. [video]
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More reasons to hate them wow
Morgan Freeman on Ending Racism
Freeman: What do you do with yours? Which month is white history month? No, Come on, tell me.â
Wallace: âWell, I'm Jewish.â
Freeman: âOkay. Which month is Jewish history month?â
Wallace: âThere isn't one.â
Freeman: â Oh. Oh, why not? Do you want one?â
Wallace: âNo. No.â
Freeman: âI don't either. I don't want a Black History Month. Black history is American history.â
Wallace: âHow are we going to get rid of racism and âŠ.â
Freeman: âStop talking about it. I'm going to stop calling you a white man, and I'm going to ask you to stop calling me a black man. I know you as Mike Wallace. You know me as Morgan Freeman. You want to say, `Well, I know this white guy named Mike Wallace.' You know what I'm saying?â
Wallace: âMm-hmm.â
Freeman: âJewish guy. I have a lot of â some of my best friends are Jewish. Okay?â
Do Yourself A Favor:
Instead of bandwagoning with the people who DIDNâT do research, run to Google and find out WHY Black History Month is in February, the shortest month of the year.
You know about Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, Angela Davis, Harriet Tubman, Malcolm X,...
Know whatâs going on here?
Most of you probably donât⊠But thatâs okay because I am about to fix that problem.
This photoset came out of Ann Arbour, Michigan, in June of 1996. The KKK was having a small demonstration uptown, and hundreds of people showed up to protest. There was obvious tension, the police were trying to hold everyone back as best as they could to prevent the groups from clashingâŠ
Suddenly, chaos erupted when a woman with a megaphone spotted a man with SS tattoos and wearing a Confederate flag shirt making his way through the counter-protest, seemingly trying to get away from the mess and leave the area. The woman quickly alerted the crowd, who immediately began mobbing on the man with sticks and fists, screaming âKill the Nazi!â.
Enter 18-year old Keshia Thomas⊠A black woman who had been at the counter protest supporting a womenâs rights initiative. So horrified by the hive-mind that had become of the crowd, she leaped to the manâs defense.
She tried to help him get through, but he was beaten down with signs and placards. She then threw her body on top of his to try and protect him from the violence.
This woman is the embodiment of a badass. Iâd love for her name to be brought to the foreground again, especially in this divisive time of supposedly tolerant people doing some very intolerant things.
Practice what you preach, and love thine enemy. Keshia is a beautiful soul who must be honoured for her selflessness.
God Bless you, Keshia, wherever you are!
âNobody deserves to be hurt, especially not for an idea..â - Keshia Thomas