People Share 30 Crimes That You Probably Don’t Even Know Are Crimes

YES MAAM. LOUDER FOR THE ONES WHO TOOK AWAY OUR RIGHT FOR OUR BODIES (edit: "if a 16 year old girl wanted to adopt a child, she couldnt because shes not of age, but if she gets pregnant, shes forced to give birth. how does that makes sense?" -a lady on tiktok

Sadly not if you were born in "The land of the free"

Why do a bunch of old and out of touch guys get to dictate what we do or don't do with our bodies?

Perfect time to see this because I actually wrote a whole thing My friends story I’m living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to pay off my debts from school, struggling to take care of myself, struggling to feed myself, barely afford to have a roof over my head. Then he came, he said I was pretty, he said I should be happier, I said no and he didn’t listen. Why should a greedy man’s selfish actions give me a child that I cannot afford, why is the state forcing me to bring another life into the world that I’m supposed to take care of and provide for when I can barely provide for myself. My body, not my choice. My own story They said it’s my fault, they say it’s the way I dress, they say that I shouldn’t have been friendly, meanwhile they tell me to smile more, they tell me to be polite, they tell me to be proud of my beauty while they hurt me and take advantage of me while saying it’s my fault, they told me I asked for it but I was wearing a hoodie and pants.

Not ur body. It’s the body of a human living inside of you. It is not worth less than you because of its age, size, or location. I am a woman.

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It's also my body and my choice to take pieces from you

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Exactly. Same goes for the covid shot. Cant have it both ways.

No other woman either!

No uterus, no opinion

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Honestly depends. Sometimes people are a danger to themselves. Not with abortions, but other circumstances.

Well now it says, "Innocent crimes that people admit to committing all the time". I am pro abortion, but if it's something a person is doing all the time, they should probably consider different methods of birth control.

Book 'em, Dano.

Southpark came to mind... 🫢

We all do

So do I

I turned the blind eye awhile ago in a market when I saw a senior citizen put a pack of hot dogs in her purse

Poverty is a choice. Not by the individual, but by the society.

What is illegal is determined by the powers that be, what your saying is it immoral for a poor person being forced to steal in order to feed their baby.

I'm guessing Junkies

That's horrible - no one should go without medication that's essential and as someone who gets migraines I fully sympathise. A cheap way to help prevent then is to drink the dehydration tablets you mix with water when you feel it coming on (won't help once it's fully started but often it's enough to stop it developing into a full blow migraine). Forever grateful I live in Scotland where prescriptions don't have any charge - I'd be struggling if I had to pay for me meds as I've a chronic illness that's never going anywhere

I love this 😂

I love that reply! You can still hand out food to homeless people in most cities, just not food that you have made, ie: you can hand out McDonalds cheeseburgers until the cows come home, but not bologna sandwiches you made in your own kitchen. Like a person couldn't poison either one?

Do it then.

How does a permit prevent poisoning?

Yes, your current government is kinda crazy.

In England, the Immigration minister ordered a centre for unaccompanied migrant *children* fleeing poverty and war to remove cheerful murals of cartoon characters from the walls because they were, and I quote "too welcoming". Too welcoming for terrified, exhausted, unaccompanied children! I am beyond outraged.

i see that as well

It's 11am UK time and it has been corrected

Read a cool story (cannot remember where), but a health inspector who was called to a stand actually helped the kid get all his permits so the stand could stay open. EDIT: I believe the inspector paid all the costs for the permits as well

The law mostly has to do with how a lot of old country walls are made of stone, and like OP said was written to protect the walls from being torn down just because someone else needed the stones for their walls. So pretty much written so that your neighbor couldn't steal your stones while you were selling the house because he also needed them. A lot of those stone walls are also surprisingly old and taking away only one or 2 stones (depending on where on the wall they sit) half of the wall could fall or simply just be a risk for people walking by or kids walking on the walls. It's just an old law with a good purpose that needs to be re-written to not be misused Edit: I read through the law, it's not just about stone walls which are apparently already covered by other laws, it has to do with large piles of stone. The argument is apparently that if the stones have been there for long enough there may be an echo system that has developed dependency on the stone pile and moving it or taking a large amount of stones may destroy this mini echo system which is protected by law. There is as far as I'm aware a lot of people pushing to get this law removed so that farmers can move their stones around whenever they feel like it, which they sometimes have to do.

2 wrongs don't make a right - no matter what the GOP tell you.