mc_brew
#NotMyPresident
i bet charles read is a maga and blue lives matters person... he just didn't expect blue lives to come after him....
Man arrested because ex-girlfriend said he kicked in her door and assaulted her.....just one problem with her story
- Thread starter get these nets
- Start date
and how the fukk would he pick up enough speed, momentum, FORCE to move the door a$$hole?Lord forgive me, idk why I'm like this.... but an investigation is warranted.
I mean if he REALLY wanted to break in, he could've locked the leg rests in a upright position and use them shyts as a battering ram.
so he breaks his legs and goes nowhere? and thats not even counting if the wheelchair is narrow enough not to hit the doorframe.Lord forgive me, idk why I'm like this
I mean if he REALLY wanted to break in, he could've locked the leg rests in a upright position and use them shyts as a battering ram.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
He didn’t stand on business. That’s why the cops stood picked him up, he only had HIS story and no other legs to stand on
richaveli83
Veteran
Yall think a wheel chair gonna stop a white man from being violent
Cops were definitely some "Believe all women" colibrehs. 
Breh rewatch the video cop barely touched his elbow and dudes whole body went limp and he jumped outa the chair.
Cop didnt tip him at all.
he's literally pulling him forward but barely touched
A person who is "wheelchair bound" with inoperable (paralyzed) legs cannot "jump" out of their wheelchair without using their hands or arms. Here’s why:
- Jumping, in the conventional sense, requires the use of leg muscles to generate upward force. If a person’s legs are paralyzed, they cannot produce this force.
- Transfers out of a wheelchair for people with paralyzed legs are typically done using the upper body—specifically, the arms and hands—to lift or shift themselves, often with the help of transfer boards or assistance from others[8][6].
- There are hands-free wheelchairs that use core or torso movements for propulsion and steering, but these do not enable a person to "jump" out of the chair; they simply allow for movement without using the hands[3][5].
- No standard or adaptive wheelchair technology currently allows a person with paralyzed legs to physically jump out of the chair without using their upper body.
In summary, without the use of hands, arms, or specialized assistance, a person with inoperable legs cannot jump out of a wheelchair. Transfers or movements out of the chair require upper body strength or external help[8][6].
Citations:
Code:
[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/mbjgv8/did_you_know_they_make_a_jump_rope_for_people/
[2] https://www.tiktok.com/@lookworldnohands/video/7352963200935087403
[3] https://susanwheelerhall.com/wheelchair-moves-hands-free/
[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXs20VzEYKQ
[5] https://mechse.illinois.edu/news/54099
[6] https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000428.htm
[7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGrRBebRDH0
[8] https://www.physio-pedia.com/Wheelchair_SkillsAnswer from Perplexity: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/ca...31.Fr.d8RrmLa3055t7QqA?utm_source=copy_output
mc_brew
#NotMyPresident
we live in an exhaustingly cynical world where no one believes anyone hurts, has hurdles or roadblocks, or any real emotions... everything is just a performance... the one officer that said the guy was just trying to avoid going to jail didn't even come out to see the guy... we're so cynical we don't believe anything or anyone... no wonder it was so easy for trump to get elected... no one believes anything anymore....
he's literally pulling him forward but barely touched
A person who is "wheelchair bound" with inoperable (paralyzed) legs cannot "jump" out of their wheelchair without using their hands or arms. Here’s why:
- Jumping, in the conventional sense, requires the use of leg muscles to generate upward force. If a person’s legs are paralyzed, they cannot produce this force.
- Transfers out of a wheelchair for people with paralyzed legs are typically done using the upper body—specifically, the arms and hands—to lift or shift themselves, often with the help of transfer boards or assistance from others[8][6].
- There are hands-free wheelchairs that use core or torso movements for propulsion and steering, but these do not enable a person to "jump" out of the chair; they simply allow for movement without using the hands[3][5].
- No standard or adaptive wheelchair technology currently allows a person with paralyzed legs to physically jump out of the chair without using their upper body.
In summary, without the use of hands, arms, or specialized assistance, a person with inoperable legs cannot jump out of a wheelchair. Transfers or movements out of the chair require upper body strength or external help[8][6].
Citations:
---Code:[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/MadeMeSmile/comments/mbjgv8/did_you_know_they_make_a_jump_rope_for_people/ [2] https://www.tiktok.com/@lookworldnohands/video/7352963200935087403 [3] https://susanwheelerhall.com/wheelchair-moves-hands-free/ [4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXs20VzEYKQ [5] https://mechse.illinois.edu/news/54099 [6] https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000428.htm [7] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGrRBebRDH0 [8] https://www.physio-pedia.com/Wheelchair_Skills
Answer from Perplexity: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/ca...31.Fr.d8RrmLa3055t7QqA?utm_source=copy_output
