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Child injured by Britt Reid has permanent brain injuries

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9 hours ago, Tbe said:


Two years in prison for hurting 6 people and putting a 5 year old in a coma.

well then….

 

The beginnings of A Tale of Two Cities keeps getting played out again and again in life, doesn't it? We should be worried that someday the rest of it will again, too.

(In the book a rich noble's carriage runs over a little boy and rather than stopping, it goes on by with the nobleman tossing a few coins out onto the roadside.)

 

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