Woman stabbed in Buffalo school lobby
2022-12-09
FosterKidsMatter❤️
12-09
That East Side and it’s (many) angry people 🙄! Two adults 🤔 on school grounds, probably surrounded by kids .. brainless!! This is who their children emulate.
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Checkmate
12-09
Sad. Unfortunately those fighting for diversity, equity and inclusion have to also fight about the almost daily news of stabbings, shootings etc. that plague a certain segment of this culture who can't get out of their own way. So many good people too, but this news doesn't help as a whole.
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