Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. You just never know who's a psychopath. Thank God she survived.
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  2. It's not the 1800s anymore you can't just shoot to kill anyone that steps on your property line. Everyone has a right to self-defense but he shot from up high and at a far distance. All he had to do was tell them to leave and they would have. Why shoot to kill???? Now he's in jail and a young person is dead. Was it worth it???? Of course not. He couldn't possibly have felt in any real danger from that distance. So sad. A real terrible waste.
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  3. She made an honest mistake. Maybe she wasnt properly trained but I wouldn't fire her over this. Her manager can just remind her to always count everything right before you put it in the drawer no matter what. If she can do that from now on she'll be fine.
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  4. Her mother didn't mind that she was only 13 and marrying a grown young man??? Why not just wait 6 years? Imagine already being married for half your life at 26. So she went to high school as a wife??? 😐 I wonder how I would have felt if someone in my school was married. At least it seems like they had a decent marriage and she has her children from it, so that's nice.
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  5. Yep. She was losing electrolytes which can be dangerous past a certain point. Glad she knew what to do!
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  6. I'm sorry for the guy who got robbed, it's probably no laughing matter to him but I can't help to laugh at this. this was so damn silly and they were so damn balls about it 😂😂 *I mean cheeks
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  7. "decides it's time for a full moon" 🤣🤣🤣 Sorry I couldn't help laughing out loud when I heard that part
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  8.  @NotGord  dude this is several counts of attempted murder. He wouldn't hesitate to do to somebody else if he felt likewise thwarted. What do you mean forever is too much? I would say that about most cases but not this one. Unless you think he should get out in 20 years and if he gets mad enough do it to someone else and they should just have to live with that.
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  9. I would be too. Not everyone can at his age tbh.
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  10.  @grantbooher7  lol. I think everyone gets the freedom to make a first mistake. if she keeps on doing it well that's a different story.
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  11.  @greenwayjanus2588  these weren't big teenagers, this was a young and small child with special needs. They don't know how to regulate themselves. If that teacher can't understand it they should resign or go for more training. Teacher should be ashamed of themselves for involving the police. Borderline child abuse. C'mon people
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  12. Trolls below (and above)
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  13. Thank god that young boy survived. I want justice for him and his family but at 84 I think he'll die soon enough. But I'm sure his family wants to see him get prison. Just no excuse for that. Without a doubt racism and bigotry played a part. I highly highly doubt he would have tried to kill a W person he saw. He saw dark skin and immediately became afraid and interpreted danger. Just sad. Clearly he grew up with bigotry and never got over it.
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  14. So glad you're ok. PTSD is hard but you will overcome it. God bless.
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  15.  @saynotohookups  I hope you're feeling better now. I'm really sorry you had to deal with that.
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  16. Where did you learn this?
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  17. Congrats for getting away. I hope he gets the help he needs. Hopefully he can change.
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  18. He might be working by choice, some retirees do. But if he has to work I agree it's wrong. Everybody under a certain income level should receive a basic living allowance and all seniors should receive much more than they currently doing their social security benefits.
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  19. That's pretty wild
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  20.  @justpurplethings8175  crazy. But different times.
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  21. Absolute madlads. Man it's easy to heist in the UK I'm moving to the UK! 😂
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  22. This is so tragic. He had way too much pain in his life. I truly hope he's at peace now. His birth family sounds like terrible people who abused him and made him feel unloved. He's been in pain a long time. I saw him on TV a few years ago and he looked very ill. He needed help that clearly he wasn't getting. Now his baby will grow up without a father. Very sad all around.
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  23. @harout k I mean, assuming she wasn't in on it, how is she to know what he was planning? She shouldn't have looked away from the money we both agree on that but should she just assume every customer might try to pull a fast one? Well yes I guess so but at that moment clearly she presumed him to be what he seemed to be a normal customer making a regular transaction. But yeah you can never be too careful in this world obviously. But you're claiming that she should have somehow known what he was going to do. How so? He didn't really give away anything through his body language not that I could see. Other than taking a general precaution against everyone by keeping the money secure at all times, in the moment how would any of us "know"? we can't read minds is all I'm saying. if he acted like any other customer how is an average cashier supposed to know "oh he's definitely planning something"? That's all I'm saying.
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  24.  @sunearhart6807  ok Home Depot CEO go judge somewhere else, UltraKaren
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  25. Shooter was desperate. I'm not excusing his actions but I'm going to assume he didn't intend to kill anyone that day, just wanted to scare people into compliance. Unfortunately one doesn't make wise choices when they're deeply addicted and now he'll have a jail sentence to contend with. I'm glad he was stopped of course.
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  26.  @AsvpEveauX  that's unfortunate. Maybe the right meds can help him. But your safety is your first priority. You did the right thing by leaving. Here's to healthy and stable relationships!
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  27. Knocking a cop to the floor isn't a death penalty offense! That being said I haven't seen the video yet.
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  28. Satan operates through so many people tragically. Yet this fashion designer works for the good. God is using her to give a voice to those that evil has touched. May she be blessed. I hope she has a long and fruitful career.
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  29. It's unfortunate it happened but that store owner will have insurance. All told they really didn't damage that much. Store owner will be fine. He'll put in an insurance claim, he'll replace the glass panes that were broken and move on with his life. Edit: I'm not excusing it, I'm just being realistic. It's a dick move but the store owner will be fine. After this he'll probably put up bars on his doors.
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  30. So basically he's the size of a larger dog?? Oh my heart 🥺🐴🥰
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  31. To be fair, the little girl took the news pretty well. Even helped her mom explain it. 😂😂😂
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  32.  @viktorian3760  it's just a bot don't respond
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  33.  @goodnightmunchie  wood?? Nice one.
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  34.  @thunkjunk  stop excusing unacceptable and disgraceful behavior. A Pig is a Pig. They were wrong.
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  35. Wow what the hell is wrong with people??? I'm so sorry you had to endure that. God bless your adoptive family. Unless one is truly deeply mentally ill, all child abusers will have to answer to a higher power someday that I believe.
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  36. The other day I woke up and was alarmed because I didn't see my partner. I became worried he might be dead or kidnapped by marauders. Then he came inside! Turns out he was only working in the garden. PHEW!!!! I was so relieved. Okay where's my news segment???
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  37.  @paulrogers00  ??
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  38. I love raw milk, no processing. Provided you consume it before it goes bad it's so good for you. Has all the good stuff that gets cooked out in modern processes. I have to imagine its ok for babies too bec traditionally I know that babies were supplemented with animals' milk. Usually you have to find it at a natural foods store or a local farmer. Some states make it illegal, which is nonsense. It's just bec Commercial Dairy doesn't want the competition.
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  39. If only there was a database of everyone's butts on file to check them by. ID'ing this suspect may prove difficult. 😂 Fingerprints don't help much when they only have your búttcheeks to go by
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  40.  @rydiasch.2087  I'm sorry you didn't have more but nothing can replace love. I hope you guys always had enough to eat. Love is the thing that no amount of money can buy and if you have that you have everything. The rest can come later.
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  41. @harout k I agree but I just explained why she didn't in that moment. People make small mistakes. I'm sure from now on she will be more careful.
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  42. Imagine not being able to get the birds out at first and just decided to live with it until they decide to leave of their own free will. Every morning you wake up, come out to the living room, look up and see 500 birds looking back at you. Like what would you even do?? 😂 I'd take a lot of pictures and video that's what I do
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  43.  @sunearhart6807  the law isn't always right. Go away Trump bish.
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  44.  @sunearhart6807  😂😂😂 a serious crime? You're outta your guord get outta here.
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  45.  @AandM8  have you considered the la leche league? I think they help supply new moms with breastmilk or formula.
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  46.  @sitruchtims9392  I don't know if he intended to actually kill anybody. He shot a woman in the leg, I understand. I don't know if that was intentional or if that happened when he was waving the gun around like an idiot. Either way he will have to answer for that. I just draw a distinction between somebody coming in and being an intentional mass shooter and somebody trying to use a gun to give themselves artificial courage to demand something. I'm not saying you shouldn't be held responsible- of course he should and he will be. I'm also glad those men were brave enough to take him down without further incident.
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  47.  @politereminder6284  ha ha ha adoptoraptors...... That's too hilarious. If you came up with that yourself that's a good one! 😆 Do you think they mean well tho, and they can't wrap their head around the fact a family is waiting to take that child back?? Maybe people lose perspective because they want to see themselves as a savior to a child??
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  48.  @onceyouwheeinyoucantwheeout  indeed. I doubt she'll make this mistake again.
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  49. Sadly, some people hide evil inside of them. This is what a psychopath does. Either that, or a demon took him over and merely used him as a physical host to carry out such evil- which can't be proven, even if possible, which I believe it is. But it's impossible to know if that's what happened here, or if this disturbed young man chose this all on his own. Sadly his life is over now too. I'm sure he'll get at least 25-to-life. A heartbreaking tragedy in every way, that's all there is to say. My the victim's family somehow find healing and peace. Perhaps they can start a foundation for other families of murdered youth and heal together.
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  50.  @creatorofgods1668  there must be a reasonable explanation why they weren't there. Perhaps they weren't informed.
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