It’s also important to reiterate what one doctor told CNN. “Don’t waste time on a video, just call 911,” said Dr. Marku Kaste with the World Stroke Organization. “It’s the same thing for everyone. If you’re having a stroke, think you’re having a stroke or see someone having one — just call 911.”

Ummm... the whole point…

Yep. I'm pretty sure a sex offender is not legally allowed to be around children, and if this so-called mother allows him to be around minor children, she can lose custody, and should.

Streeeeeetttttttttttcccccchhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Beyond recognition. Not a story.

Because the significance of the problem is based on its cumulative effect, every example contributes meaningfully. Kara actually points this out by questioning why the LA Times would publish it- why this sort of thing makes it through the editing process.

thought my reply didn't go through- didn't mean to respond twice, though my second one is better.

For those in the know, this LA Times article is just another piece of evidence in a larger datastorm supporting a solid theory of black erasure from significant contributions to American society. The theory solidifies even more when you scan global history and see that scapegoated out-groups are often erased in just…

for those in the know, this LA Times article is but more evidence in a datastorm of solid theory on the erasure of black folk as a source of significant contribution to this society. From that macro framework, your comment is VERY #notallwhitepeople apologistic.

wow, very glad I didn't skip reading the comments! This one is worthy of its own headline. Yes!

So well done. Wow.

Minding one's own business is always an option.

Has anyone checked if this ex-girlfriend... is still alive? I'm quite concerned. He is scary.

Yeah... she's not ready to write her own statements. And... what song or movie put this phrase into the mouths of everyperson born after 1995: "that's just me"?? I'm working with teens right now, and they say it every five seconds, and most of the time, it doesn't even make sense.

pretty sure she wasn't there, she posted a twitter pic of herself with her band that eve, in another city

Exactly what I've been beefing about to anyone who will listen or can't get away.

It doesn't matter- they didn't pay for this, they can still have the wedding she wants if that's what she wants. This can just be an experience. The only problem I see is if she only said yes to be polite on TV, and was then planning to wiggle out of the engagement in a few weeks.