cumberbangers:theodosiaalstonburr:othersidhesocial:blackqueerblog:Trafficking is very real. Human or
cumberbangers:theodosiaalstonburr:othersidhesocial:blackqueerblog:Trafficking is very real. Human organs for sale are still quite popular even in America.reblog and stay safe! Saw one post where someone was saying that there were people going door to door claiming to be social services and they were ‘here to take the kids’. (But the person whose door they knocked on had seen the human traffickers following them around down the day before!)Beware of sliding door vans that are parked next to your driver’s side door. They slip them open, grab you, and you’re gone in less than 5 seconds.If you’re afraid in a parking lot outside a store, and aren’t that close to your car yet because something looks suspicious, ask for someone who works there to go to your vehicle with you and explain to them WHY. It is part of their job to help you, usually, like how a walmart employee will help you to load your groceries, but all they have to do is Be there, and be aware.If someone follows you around in the store, be aware they could be sizing you up to try to take you later. They might have friends outside, or even kids or girlfriends helping them to abduct others.Turn your phone into silent mode by pressing the (usually red) switch on the outside of it. That way when you take a picture it DOESN’T make the obvious loud camera shutter noise! If someone follows you, act like you’re talking to a friend on the phone, and get their picture. Then if you can, post it public online. Facebook, twitter, something where someone can see it. The worst that can happen is you posted a stranger’s picture because they were following you through the store, acting suspicious… If you get abducted, its something for police to look at. Post it under your real name if you can, or where friends or family know to look. If you think you’re being followed, try turning tracking on on your phone so family can trace your phone’s location. Do this in the middle of a shopping area, where they aren’t going to be able to grab you while you’re distracted.You’re not supposed to turn on your wipers if someone throws eggs or other food at it because it smears the stuff around and makes it harder for you to see, this forcing you to pull over to wipe it off Zip tie hoax: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/zip-ties-cars-mailboxes/Lost child hoax: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/lost-child-rape-lure/Throwing eggs at windshields hoax: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/robbers-throwing-eggs-car-windshields/As for the rest of the stories, I think it’s fairly safe to say they’re hoaxes or urban legends. While I totally support the motivations for making this post, I would ask that people take care not to spread rumors or hoaxes as fact. It causes people to become scared over things that simply don’t exist. Life is scary enough as it is. Adding to that unnecessarily doesn’t help. -- source link
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