Quote from: brocka4life on March 19, 2016, 12:09:39 AM
For some unknown personto be in your home rummaging through all of your personal belongings, it was make most feel uneasy.
He committed a crime, no matter his background or environment. To a lot of people in those types of areas, this shit is seen and cool, cute, or cause from some badge of honor. I'm tired of black folks cooning and not being as great as they can be. Society has failed many.
I'm aware that it was a crime, irrespective of his neighborhood or immediate surroundings but thanks for stating the obvious. I just don't think he deserved to die. Many teenagers commit crimes , including bullying, cyberstalking, assault, etc. But at the end of the day they are not fully grown adults just yet.
And still may need a wake up call that lets them know that just because they are from the hood, doesn't mean they have to live and die by it or in it. I'm not gonna sit here and call this child a coon. You might as well agree that the young rioters in Baltimore were all hoodlums and criminals as well. Technically, many of them were committing crimes. Some of them had parents to get their ass right back in line; an adult in their life to remind them of right and wrong...to abide by the law of the land, regardless of how strongly they feel on an issue.
Some of them didn't.
