connected to life support and being told he has a 50 50 chance. you look for answers. you want to swap roles. you want to say, well, just put me there. this is the momentjames reached the summit of mount kilimanjaro, while carrying his son s weight on his chest. now i ve got the vest on. i promised you, georgie, i d do it. at three years old, george was diagnosed with meningitis. had a temperature. luckily, my wife acted quickly, and he was taken into hospital, where he contracted bacterial meningitis, blood infection around the brain and into the spinalfluid. he was in intensive care for several days, and we got him home. we thought he was ok. then he had a seizure, which robbed him of his hearing. i felt completely helpless. dads fix things that s what we do. and i couldn t fix george, so i had to put my energy into something. he decided to climb mount kilimanjaro, to raise money for meningitis research. a little bit closer every time. it was the hardest, hardest
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think i read it wrong one of the things that makes you one of the privilegesri you feel represented in media and when i first saw it, i looked feet represented in media and i thought, yeah, like you ve got very privileged feet. you see your feet everywhere. just kind e of the i guess the points this whole game, which is to prove that , you know, whatever you ve got, it s your your privilege. whatever i ve got i m not you owe me. yeah. everything is jesse obviously if you weree playing this game you d be right up there but it almost pits other students against this students like you. it is like it s that happens naturally. but i think the reason the school ignored the executive order because he heed dropped it when he didn t have his vest on . yeah, that s. the youngkin vesti is a superpower.r. so that s probably whysu but i said this the other day and i m going to repeat it because i m just out of materialt.. let s just say i am an athletic, wealthy black.
what happened then? everybody start running. i heard at least 15 or 20. as far as that, like, after that i just hid under the trailer and waited until i was told to run and i ran. and that s no, i had a coworker run up to me and he was with a cop, and he was like go, we ve got to get into the trailer and we all hid in there until we were able to move over to amphitheater. definitely not. it was a great day. we only had about an hour left. not even i think we had about a half-hour left. and we were all ready to pack up, go home, have a good day and he came in and ruined it. he looked like a tactical he had a vest on, long sleeve, tactical shirt, cargo pants, boots. he was ready to do some damage. i want to say yeah, it was definitely a rifle. i don t know, i couldn t really
you can unload on the sergeant and if he has a vest on, but he gets hit in the head or arm or in the lower extremities, a 45 you bleed out pretty fast. roman, i have never been to a bar shooting. i ve been to a bar in the last 20 years. i would never think of it as a soft target. alas, it is. people that places are going to to eat and drink and dance and they re soft targets. what do we do to prepare? in the united states, most enterprises including clubs, places of businesses, office buildings, are ill prepared to deal with shootings. the police departments have done a marvelous job at updates tactics to get to the shooter within a minute or two upon their arrival. any officer on the scene will go through the doors right away and