Rocker Tom Mann ‘Broken’ After Fiancée Dies on Their Wedding Day

https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2022/06/21/tom-mann-broken-after-fiancee-dies-on-their-wedding-day/ ^ | June 21st, 2022 | Warner Todd Huston

[shadowlands1960]

ormer X Factor contestant and Stereo Kicks band member Tom Mann says he is “broken” after his fiancée died suddenly on the morning of their wedding day.

PR executive Danielle Hampson, 34, shockingly died on Saturday morning, only hours before the couple were to be married, according to TMZ.

The Saturday wedding was a backup date after the ceremony had been delayed from Sept. of 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The cause of Hampson’s death has not yet been determined, but she was not known to have any illnesses or ailments. She leaves behind an 8-month-old son.

Mann told fans he is “broken” over the shocking events.

[laplata]

That is absolutely evil.

[laplata]

“Sudden Adult Death Syndrome... no one can figure out what’s causing it”.

I haven’t heard a thing about autopsy results. I wonder if they’re allowing autopsies.

[Dr. Sivana]

I guess it sucks taking the red pill too early.

Not at all. The trick is for more to get the "Red Pill" and to also be of good heart to act on the information accordingly, which for some may simply be to raise your children already "red-pilled" and to be ready to act when the time is right.

[Paladin2]

Yeah, turns out there is no limit to the Rot.

Sad.

[lee martell]

Who are they?
Was she famous?

[Jane Long]

Yes, they do.

Thread after thread.

Almost like they’re getting paid by the post and a bonus for replies!

[bray]

More blood on Herr Fauci’s hands.

[higgmeister]

You can’t support freedom and support the vaccines over the last 2 years. It’s one or the other.

You can be against government mandated vaccines, yet believe your choice to have the vaccine was the right one considering the known risks at the time.   Can you understand that?

An 90 year old man who has been wearing a protective mask for the past seven years due to a compromised immune system and ongoing conditions could reasonably weigh the risks and get the vaccine.

Does your glibness ever give you pause?

[Jane Long]

An 90 year old man who has been wearing a protective mask for the past seven years due to a compromised immune system and ongoing conditions ..... probably had his immune system compromised/further compromised....from wearing the absurd mask!

Numerous studies have proven just how filthy and full of germs the nasty things are. It’s like trying to stop a mosquito with a chain link fence.

[Rebelbase]

To loose trust in the Government and finally realize its purpose is to continue to propagate itself like a virus instead of existing to promote the general welfare of its citizens is a tough pill to swallow.

Realizing one has been lied to all their life by those they had blindly trusted is a gut punch.

Co-opting the trust people have in “experts”, doctors, scientists and “researchers” is the latest method to hook in those that need to have the security in their life that there is authority looking out for them.

The red pill/blue pill from the matrix is cliche but it is a simple yet brilliant analogy.

[DoodleBob]

Some of us are theoreticians - died suddenly sure sounds like a side effect of the shots. Of course many people can die suddenly and, a few hours after death they really don't know what killed John or Mary.

Some of us are empiricists. We want to see a lot of data and evidence to back up the hypothesis. The rash of "died suddenly" stories sure seems to coincide with the EUAs.

Thr fun arises is where a pro-shot person brandishes a "fact" such as Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome and argues that because there IS a possible alternative to the shots causing the sudden death, that the shot theory must be rejected. The anti-shot person disagrees, and it ends there.

I will say, as time goes on, the side effects of the shot become better documented and the empirical scales start tipping away from SADS. But people dig in, and can't admit they may have been wrong.

[higgmeister]

But that wasn’t the point, was it?

[logi_cal869]

I don’t get it either. Thus, the natural tendency is to label them trolls, but I personally know people who have become emotionally compromised despite a historical intellect which should have resulted in the opposite.

Hence my label for them: CINOs.

Aside from the trolls - which there ARE here - it’s sad, really.

[logi_cal869]

Thr fun arises is where a pro-shot person brandishes a "fact" such as Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome and argues that because there IS a possible alternative to the shots causing the sudden death, that the shot theory must be rejected. The anti-shot person disagrees, and it ends there.

The non-sadists among us (some enjoy the conflict) can't rationalize the epitome of banging one's head on the table, so we disengage. Hence the meme (and the sidebar comments intended to elicit a response...aka 'bait').

[Nifster]

One can support a vaccine without supporting a mandate

[Dr. Sivana]

Some people may have an emotional investment. I have known people who worked in the Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection, who were conservative on everything, and considered conservative at their work, and yet still by into a big government plan to ban cars in downtown Hartford.

Or the conservative whose wife is a teacher, and has residual animus against home schooling, but is still a Pat Buchanan supporter.

Or the Deli owner who is 100% pro-life, but still voted for Dukakis, because he’s Greek.

Or the FBI guy who is conservative but supports the FBI even after he quit, (oh wait, no he didn’t!)

Or the Marine who has seen a million boneheaded moves by upper brass, but cannot yet bring himself to attribute it to incompetence rather than malice.

You and I may have our own blind spots, well hidden so that we do not see them. All of us are works in progress. I see good will in Freepers all the time with whom I disagree. (I remember long gone Willie Green, who was great on everything except trains, and thought it was a great idea to have high speed rail between Atlanta and Chattanooga. He added texture to the board and kept us sharp and honest.)

[Paladin2]

I pretty much maintain a 1/20 mi. [264 ft, somewhat less than the distance from my front door to the mailbox] Social Distance.

The dog takes me on a couple mile hike in the National Forest daily.

A few excursions to the local “Health Center” are covered by all sorts of Zn and other pills.

Real Social Distancing is powerful.

[Paladin2]

She is totally cute.

SAD.

[Paladin2]

Yeah, I, for one, miss Willie...

[logi_cal869]

Some people may have an emotional investment.

Yes. When it results in a hypocrisy which supports actions that diametrically oppose the Constitution/Conservatism, they are CINO.

That's the problem with closet progressives: They're emotionally weak, intellectually challenged yet tend to blend in on many aspects of Conservatism.

But they sure are easy to spot once they take a position.

I have known people who worked in the Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Protection, who were conservative on everything, and considered conservative at their work, and yet still by into a big government plan to ban cars in downtown Hartford.

CINOs.