Truck drivers are now taking down Flock cameras in an Ohio town by ramming directly into the poles, and more people are starting to do the same.

The destruction has reportedly triggered a chain reaction, with other drivers following suit and leaving law enforcement scrambling.

Even people without vehicles are joining in, using baseball bats to smash the cameras.

"The vandalism is part of a trend across the country."

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"trad" afd moment.

The leaders of the German afd party sang the anthem of the east german gdr soviet ocupied puppet state instead of the German national anthem.

After a campaign event, it was suggested that they sing the national anthem of Germany, but they decided to sing the commie gdr one even though the current German anthem is technically older and predates both the states of federal republic and the commie gdr by more than a 100 years.

The current anthem's music was written in 1797 and the lyrics 1841. Although the modern FRG only uses the 3rd stanza.

But the so-called "trad" and "based" Rightwing afd decided to sing a commie anthem instead of singing the based 1st stanza of Deutschlandlied.

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Fart dance

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I'm sorry but the fact that this is Greta Thunberg's sister is definitive proof that we live in a simulation

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A brawl broke out while people were camping out inside an In-N-Out during a monsoon storm in Arizona. Safer outside in the storm than inside

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She spent four years in an Italian prison for a murder she didn't commit. The man whose DNA was actually found inside the victim's body served less time than she did for a crime he confessed to being present for.

Amanda Knox was a 20-year-old University of Washington student who moved to Perugia, Italy, in 2007 to study abroad, sharing a four-bedroom apartment with three other women, including Meredith Kercher, a 21-year-old exchange student from England. On November 1, 2007, Kercher was sexually assaulted and murdered in her bedroom, her throat slit, her body left partially clothed. The apartment had been staged to look like a burglary gone wrong.

Amanda had spent that night at her boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito's apartment. When she returned home the next morning and found blood in the bathroom and Kercher's door locked, she called the police herself.

What followed became one of the most sensationalized murder trials of the century, and one built on almost no physical evidence connecting Amanda to the actual crime scene. Police interrogated her for hours without a lawyer or a proper interpreter present, and eventually extracted a confession implicating her boss, Patrick Lumumba, a bar owner with a solid alibi who was released within two weeks. Amanda later said she signed that false statement after exhaustion, police pressure, and being struck during questioning. She immediately retracted it, but the damage to how the world would see her was already done.

Italian and international media ran with her University MySpace nickname, "Foxy Knoxy," and spun an entire narrative around her supposed promiscuity and a violent sex game gone wrong, despite conclusive physical evidence pointing elsewhere. Meanwhile, the actual DNA evidence told a very different story. A man named Rudy Guede, whose DNA was found on bloody fingerprints at the scene and inside Kercher's body itself, was identified through fingerprint records and caught fleeing to Germany. Guede claimed he'd been in the bathroom when an unidentified man entered and killed Kercher, then fled the country out of fear rather than call police.

Despite Guede's DNA being the only forensic evidence directly tying anyone to the assault, Italian prosecutors focused their case on Amanda and Raffaele. In December 2009, both were convicted of murder and sexual violence. Amanda was sentenced to 26 years. She sobbed as the verdict was read. Guede, tried separately, was convicted the year before and sentenced to 30 years, later reduced to just 16 on appeal. He was released in 2021, after serving 13 years, less time than the length of Amanda's original sentence for a murder forensic evidence never actually placed her at.

In 2011, an appellate court found the physical evidence against Amanda and Raffaele deeply unreliable, court-appointed experts testified that police had badly mishandled the crime scene, contaminating and mislabeling key evidence. Their convictions were overturned. Amanda walked free after almost four years behind bars and returned to the United States.

The case wasn't over. In 2013, Italy's Supreme Court ordered a shocking retrial. In 2014, an appeals court convicted Amanda again, in absentia, since she was already back in America and refused to return. Finally, in March 2015, Italy's highest court, the Court of Cassation, threw out the convictions permanently, citing what it called "stunning flaws" in the original investigation. Amanda and Raffaele were declared innocent for good.

drthehistories

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Wholesale inflation unexpectedly fell 0.3% in June, defying economists’ forecasts once again

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Life as an Asian-American guy in California

If you're Asian and you're considering emigrating to a western country you better understand you're going to have to become elite to compete. Take whatever supplements you must, go to the gym and become jacked. If you're some broke nerd it's kinder on yourself to just stay in Asia.

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Afraid of women

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Democracy but you can only vote if you’re over 120 IQ, own property, are a heritage American and a net tax contributor

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A hospital in Nashville, Tennessee has extremely questionable automatic doors

This is what it’s like if you’re walking towards the doors…. They open automatically, but in the middle is a steel pole that you wouldn’t expect

It’s very easy to not know this pole won’t open and walk right into it

Multiple people have confirmed they have personally walked into this steel pole accidentally, thinking the doors would open and it be clear

This is very clearly a safety hazard

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FED WARSH: AI COULD PUSH PRICES HIGHER OVER THE NEXT 12 MONTHS

“We see the effect on demand much more quickly.”

“Will it increase measured prices over the next 12 months? I suspect it will.”

“I don’t view a one-time change in prices as necessarily being inflationary.”

“Whether that’s inflationary or not, that’s up to the Fed.”

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A 77-year-old woman is now speaking out after the state of Florida sent her a randomized license plate number that appears to read “squeeze ass.”

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