Posted on 11/04/2020 3:08:17 PM PST by nickcarraway
An argument between two couples in Detroit took an ugly turn when one side fired 16 shots into a house after the other said their baby was unattractive.
The scene unfolded Sunday on Margareta Street, where the couples got into a shouting match before the gun came out — with the whole thing starting when someone called someone else’s baby “ugly,” said neighbor Larry Turner, who took video of the incident, WDIV-TV reported.
SNIP
“I wasn’t prepared for what I saw,” Turner told the station. “You’re making decisions quickly. You know the moment you see somebody, what they’re thinking. But he just kept making poor decisions.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Another shining example of BLM?
Pictures of the parents, please.
Are they Ugly? Case Closed!
Well, some babies are ugly.
Wise people don’t tell the parents. They know.
Biden voters...........
“...But he just kept making poor decisions.”
Well, Obama said, he looks like my son, and that was that.
Wah fo, you calls mah chillun ugly. I’ll bust caps in yo @$$
Thanks to the Welfare State, poor decision-making is a viable career path and lifestyle.
This reminds me of the Seinfeld episode with the ugly baby of their friends.
I have seen some ugly babies.
It’s never resorted to gun fire because I am civilized enough to leave before that happens.
I can see that
How UGLY was it???
When I was young and even dumber than I am now my art teacher showed me a picture of her new baby with a panda.
I said is that a pig?, She said no, that’s a panda. I said, no , next to the panda.
She didn’t think that was funny at all.... C- in art...
Let Biden give it a sniff.
U-G-L-Y....You ain’t got no alibi...Yo baby ugly... What? What?...
LOL!
First off ugly is subjective.
Second, ugly is not a death sentence.
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