N.S.: This time of year, and under failed state diversity tyranny/civil war conditions, it's easy for non-imbeciles to die. You don't want to worsen the odds.
By Prince George's County Ex-Pat
Thu, Jan 6, 2022 9:48 a.m.
BRANDYWINE, Md. (7News) — Grieving relatives say with no power in their house for more than 24 hours brothers Carlos and Luis Carranza had gotten so cold they made a tragic mistake. They set up a generator in their living room to power space heaters. Last night they were found dead in the home on Springfield Rd in Brandywine.
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PGCE-P: From Guatemala or El Salvador.
With sixth grade educations and 86 IQs. [N.S.: Maybe; more likely 78-80.]
So, carbon monoxide poisoning.
Didn't they read all the warning signs written in English and affixed to the generator? You know, the ones that warn about using the generator in enclosed spaces and the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning?
Nope.
Can't read English, much less Spanish.
3 comments:
"Tragically",denotes death--not of their own doing.Uh uh.
--GRA
>2 PG County brothers
link
>From Guatemala or El Salvador
link
The Carranzas are natives of El Salvador who had been working in the D.C. region as landscape laborers. They also baked traditional Salvadoran bread that they sold to markets in the area. Like many immigrants, the brothers sent money home to their family in El Salvador, Herrera said.
Either illegals or here under TPS -- link
>About 320,000 people have TPS as of 2017, the majority from El Salvador (195,000) ...
Lawfare and sympathetic judges will make sure the 'temporary' in 'temporary protected status' is never enforced:
El Salvador — since March 9, 2001; in response to the January 2001 and February 2001 El Salvador earthquakes; the temporary protected status of 263,280 Salvadorans was scheduled to end on September 9, 2019 prior to the injunction; Salvadorians also had TPS in the 1990s.
And the immigration status is? I hate to sound flippant but there it is.
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