That Chomp Killed A Woman!

Why do people get close to alligators? They don't realize they are quick and very aggressive.

Alligators are found in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. Most alligator attacks happen in South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.

Only idiots will try to engage with a dangerous reptile. That's why it's best to not even approach it.

But if you are willing to risk your life or your pet, think before even attempting.

Who invited Big George? At least 4 professionals were called in to remove this massive alligator from a South Carolina family’s yard 🐊 pic.twitter.com/mlqrZv32Wr

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Rules about alligators.

1. Do not feed them any human food. Food from humans attract them to residential neighborhoods.
2. Keep your dogs on leashes. Do not walk dogs close to the water's edge
3. Don't let your cat out near canals, rivers, lakes and storm drains.
4. Do not swim in areas where alligators are sighted.
5. Alligators are fast on land.
6. Do not agitate a female alligator while its nesting or around its young babies.
7. Keep a safe distance from alligators.
8. Do not move alligators out of your backyard, from the road, out of a pool or basement.
9. Do not keep alligators or crocodiles as pets.
10. Do not throw things at alligators.
11. Keep small children away from bodies of water.
12. Do not corner alligators.
13. Alligators will drown a prey by rolling over.
14. An alligator can rip a person's body part off.
15. Alligators are often killed if they attack people.
16. Let animal control handle it.

South Carolina Police, Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Wildlife and Fish agents determined a woman died from an alligator attack.

The victim was not identified but the Charleston County Sheriff's department issued a statement on social media warning citizens that attacks are rare but it's best to heed warnings.

The attack happened near a pond off Kiawah Island.

The victim was close to the water where the alligator attacked her.

The alligator was killed after they determined that the animal had parts of the victim in its stomach.

Alligators can reach up to 20 feet at best. They are powerful creatures.

The victim was confirmed as Cynthia "Cindy" Barrientos Covert. The law said she didn't even scream or tried to fend off the creature.

As a Black man, I know that alligators aren't something I want to engage contact with. Between the 16th to 20th Century, white extremists would often sacrifice Black children for the hydes of alligators.

They would often kidnap Black children from newborn to 9 years old. They would tie a noose around their neck and force them into the water. The alligators would see something in the water and they would attack it. The white extremists would allow the alligator to get feast on the carcass of the child.

Once the alligator is distracted, they would open fire on the alligator and kill it. They would skin the animal and make meat and equipment from its skin.

This is where she lost her life.

We don't know how many people died from this horrific act of cruelty. It was terrorism.

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) and Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) introduced the Justice for Victims of Lynching Act in 2018. The bill is stalled because of Republicans like Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), Sen. Richard Shelby (R-AL), Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) and Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT).

The Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Bill from the House was passed on a bipartisan vote. Only four lawmakers voted against it.

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Rep. Justin Amash (I-MI) come to mind.

We will talk about Amash. He is considering a run for the Libertarian Party. He will try to syphon off Joe Biden's momentum. As with this Tara Reade and Eva Murry allegations, the far-white and far-anarchy are trying to dismantle Biden.

They want Donald J. Trump to fuck up the country more.