So we've gone from posting reddit posts to posting news articles about reddit posts? The same reddit that is chock full of ai agents? I'm sure this story is 1000% true.
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We can check. If the neighbor was charged that should be a matter of public record.
RAM was damaged how will she afford second one. She should use her body to shield RAM.
But how do Americans live with cardboard walls.
Just another reason why American stick and cardboard houses are a bad idea.
Tell me you're american without telling me you're american.
After the dog ate my homework now he shot my gun.
Confiscate both the gun and the dog, since the dog is obviously being maltreated to the point that trying to shoot its owner seemed like a good idea.
(Only the second half of that is sarcastic.)
Lol. This loser graduated from "the dog ate my homework" to "the dog shot my gun and almost murdered my neighbor".
would it help if houses were made of bricks? like i get usa has a gun problem, so perhaps one way to save lives (besides you know stop the gun problem in the first place... but we know that won't happen) is to have proper walls?
Ah but you see that might cost $5 more per wall and we just can't have that because that extra $5 per wall cost might make a rich man not able to golf as many hours at the country club!