I'm wondering what is wrong with people these days that makes them act so crazy. Is it something in our food? You know, like Red Dye #3, which has been linked to cancer, and Yellow Dyes #5 and 6, associated with behavioral problems in children. They are outlawed in Europe but added liberally to processed foods consumed here in the States, especially our kids' favorite breakfast cereals.
Two news stories today me thinking this way. First, on TV this morning I saw a video of a stopped Detroit city bus being boarded by two enormous, saddled-up horses that looked ready to race in the Kentucky Derby (see photo). They walked up the steps of the front of the bus and pretty quickly exited through the rear doors. Dana Perino, the FOX News anchor presenting the video, was plainly stymied as to what the reason was, candidly saying she "wondered what was going on there."
A few hours later I read that the family of the beautiful (now dead) Iryna Zarustka is suing the City of Charlotte, North Carolina because she was stabbed to death on a train there in August of 2025. They claim the city "failed to provide adequate safety measures on the city's light rail." Meanwhile, the crazed POS lunatic killer, DeCarlos Brown Jr., who sat behind her and slit her throat, then calmly exited the train while the other passengers did nothing to stop him, is in jail but has been deemed mentally unfit to stand trial.
Can an American city somehow keep raging psychotic lunatics off their subways? I'm guessing not, since Detroit can't even keep horses off its buses.
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