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Came across this on Facebook recently. Read it carefully and I'll tell you how you can know it's fake. 1. Immediate police investigation. About the only "crimes" that police will actively try to prevent are drug and prostitution related. In other words, "crimes" where there are no victims. If police really thought something was up, they would either not be there at all, or they would be harassing the man in question. 2. Phony investigation. Since when do police tell you what they are investigating? They don't do that. Especially if they have no evidence on the suspect. 3. White van. Ever see the "candy van" meme on the Internet? Come on , be creative. 4. Reposts. I'd seen this, attributed to several people from different parts of Tennessee and other states as well. Some details had been changed (the name of the local park, for example). But some details like "hardly to no hair" and "50 - 65 years old" hadn't ...

In this picture, gleaned from Facebook, are just a few things I trust more than Hillary Clinton.

Does anybody else's Facebook randomly delete friends? .

Family Guy finally gets one right:

So if you want to learn effective self defense, you should: 1. Give your attacker tobacco and wait 50 years. 2. Send your attacker to doctors. 3. Let him simply have a normal accident. 4. Give him a drink. 5. Let him drive a car. 6. Allow him to poison himself. 7. Allow him to OD on drugs. 8. Let him accidentally fall off of something. 9. Hit him with a baseball bat. 10. Shoot him. By the way - the firearm homicides also includes justifiable homicides as determined by the legal system. So not all of them were cold-blooded murders. A number were legitimate self defense actions! .