"Good" is sort of a destination, and how you get there can have some serious ups and downs. These people did altogether good things, but through strange, silly and unlikely methods.
justice
There's an important lesson from situations like this. When you're out in public and doing something nefarious don't assume that others are totally oblivious to your actions, because you might get served some justice just like this woman did.
Brooke Ence wasn't in the mood for nonsense when another woman told her she should cover her nipples in her fitness photos on Instagram. Brooke took a stand against the notion that women should 'conform to a way of living' and be ashamed of their nipples as if they're something that needs to be hidden.
IRONICALLY, we have to censor the photo in question on our site. (Yay society!) But go ahead and cruise on over to Brooke's Instagram to see her photos.
Warning, potentially NSFW.
Via SpinoC666
Article on the incident
"Summary:
There were service animals on the plane, the lady told staff that she was deathly allergic and asked to have them removed and (of course) was told no.
So then she asks for an injection which will allow her to continue because she forgot her own. They asked for her allergy card (something everyone with a deadly allergy knows you should always carry) to confirm so they could give her one, she didn't have it.
Southwest policy is that you will be removed from the flight if you inform them of a deadly allergy you aren't equipped to handle. They asked her multiple times to leave, then cops got involved, who also asked her to leave before the video started". - u/Kevinorhighwater
Looks like she got what she deserved.
