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Twitter User Shares Touching Story About Los Angeles Firefighters – Twitchy
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Twitter User Shares Touching Story About Los Angeles Firefighters – Twitchy

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As the Los Angeles fires continue to burn, we have witnessed an almost endless stream of incompetence, negligence, and corruption on the part of the elected and appointed leaders of the city and state.





It’s our job at Twitchy to cover these terrible people — and we love our job. But we can’t lie. It can eat away at your soul a little when you hear stories of, say, a fire chief saying that a man trapped in a fire who she can’t carry to safety is somehow his fault, or a California governor faking a phone call to avoid speaking to one of his distressed constituents.

With all this background, and to feed our souls some chicken soup, we came across a wonderful and sad topic on Twitter this week. Although we don’t normally make micro accounts the focus of an article on Twitchy, this woman’s story resonated so deeply that we simply had to share it.

So, here’s Brianna Kapp recalling her recent encounter with some Los Angeles firefighters in the parking lot of a Target.

Are there shopping carts with power steering? We didn’t know that. But never mind that now; This story is about a group of outstanding first responders.

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This was the point where the story could have gone in a different direction, had Cap been concerned with unrelated issues like “toxic masculinity.”

But she decided to go in the right direction in her response to the firefighter who offered her help.

(Obviously blue is Gatorade’s best flavor, but we’ll leave that aside.)

When we think about the hellish nightmares that firefighters have witnessed with their own eyes in recent days, it is terrifying to imagine. But then we remember that they continue to do so no matter what they saw, and that fills us with hope and gratitude.





We wish she took a photo of it because she looks nothing short of beautiful.

In particular, because the firefighter’s hands inspired Cap to pour her heart out to the men she met in the parking lot and their colleagues.

Is it all dust here or is it just us?





Heroes. a period. That’s all that needs to be said.

Can anyone imagine one of these guys saying that it’s important to look like the people they help?

No, because DEI is toxic and irrelevant. What is most important for firefighters is that they have the commitment to others that these men demonstrated.

“Find the helpers.” Fred Rogers was a wise man.

Kapp added a funny bit to her post that makes us love the firefighters she met even more.

That was the perfect touch to include.

But it didn’t end there. As if to prove her point, Cap was showered with appreciation from firefighters thanking her for her sweet tweets.





May God bless them all.

After what these firefighters saw, we wouldn’t be at all surprised if being able to safely hold a little girl’s hands and share a moment of kindness with her mother was the highlight of their week.

In the spirit of her encounter, Kapp concluded her thread by encouraging others to be “helpful” in any way they can.

This is the way.

Although Twitter can be a heartless place sometimes, it can also be full of love. Many people have realized this.

right? Damn allergies!





We have read the entire topic. And we loved it.

We hope you did too.

We will continue to hold leadership accountable for its disastrous failures in California, North Carolina, Maui, East Palestine, Ohio, and many other places.

But we want to thank Brianna Kapp for reminding us that no matter how much these leaders fail, the American people are loyal to each other.

And first responders are leading the way.


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