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Exactly, there was no one there to teach him. I wouldn't hold him responsible. The way your parents raise you highly dictates your morals and how you perceive things. I think he's just the product of bad parenting. To some extent he is a victim but that doesnt excuse that fact he killed those people. I think his sentence was justified in that it's a start to reeducating him in ways his parents didn't while forgiving at the same time since he is a product of his parents recklessness.That doesn't excuse him. That can happen to any kid regardless of social and financial status, which I've already explained. If his parents aren't teaching him, and society isn't teaching him then who the fuck is and when/how will he ever understand?
No one was there to teach him? He's 16 years old, not 12. Get your head out of your ass. No one fucking taught me not to drink and drive. I also wasn't taught to NOT stick a fork in the fucking socket. There's somethings you just don't do based on logic and reason, and this kid didn't give a fuck, so why should we?Exactly, there was no one there to teach him. I wouldn't hold him responsible. The way your parents raise you highly dictates your morals and how you perceive things. I think he's just the product of bad parenting. To some extent he is a victim but that doesnt excuse that fact he killed those people. I think his sentence was justified in that it's a start to reeducating him in ways his parents didn't while forgiving at the same time since he is a product of his parents recklessness.
You can't be serious. It's a fucking law, one that he surely had heard about and seen on TV, movies, maybe even video games. You can't make it 16 years without knowing you aren't allowed to drive drunk because it's illegal. You can't even get a driver's license without going through a course that explains all the dangers of it among other things. What the hell is wrong with you?Exactly, there was no one there to teach him. I wouldn't hold him responsible. The way your parents raise you highly dictates your morals and how you perceive things. I think he's just the product of bad parenting. To some extent he is a victim but that doesnt excuse that fact he killed those people. I think his sentence was justified in that it's a start to reeducating him in ways his parents didn't while forgiving at the same time since he is a product of his parents recklessness.
If he was a poor black kid would this trial have ended the same? Let's assume his parents were equally terrible and not around much, possibly addicted to crack.Exactly, there was no one there to teach him. I wouldn't hold him responsible. The way your parents raise you highly dictates your morals and how you perceive things. I think he's just the product of bad parenting. To some extent he is a victim but that doesnt excuse that fact he killed those people. I think his sentence was justified in that it's a start to reeducating him in ways his parents didn't while forgiving at the same time since he is a product of his parents recklessness.
One of the dumbest things I've read here this week. Congrats on standing out.Exactly, there was no one there to teach him. I wouldn't hold him responsible. The way your parents raise you highly dictates your morals and how you perceive things. I think he's just the product of bad parenting. To some extent he is a victim but that doesnt excuse that fact he killed those people. I think his sentence was justified in that it's a start to reeducating him in ways his parents didn't while forgiving at the same time since he is a product of his parents recklessness.
I imagine so, I think he should receive the same sentence regardless of race.If he was a poor black kid would this trial have ended the same? Let's assume his parents were equally terrible and not around much, possibly addicted to crack.
Yeah and when we're done frolicking through the meadows and receiving blowjobs from supermodels that would happen. I meant, do you think it would have had the same outcome? Not do you think it should happen that way.I imagine so, I think he should receive the same sentence regardless of race.
IndeedChances are, the poor black kid would be locked up and probably hit with a slew of other charges like crack possession with intent to KILLLLLLL.
You are meaning that if the kid was black and rich he would have gotten the same sentence?I imagine so, I think he should receive the same sentence regardless of race.
Not sure what that has to do with anything.You are meaning that if the kid was black and rich he would have gotten the same sentence?
Because of their money. It was very much an issue with being too rich to understand right and wrong.Not sure what that has to do with anything.
It's been scientifically proven that parents play a large role on how children perceive the world around them. This kid obviously had/has a very skewed view that he should be in therapy for, probably for a while.
you guys are late to the party, its meth these days.Crack kills man.
Correct. Their affluent lifestyle let them live in radical, reckless ways that your average person wouldn't. They used their affluence the wrong way which led to him being who he is.Because of their money. It was very much an issue with being too rich to understand right and wrong.
I thought the general rule was "if there's crack, you can bet there's a black. If there's meth in sight, it's a goddamn white"you guys are late to the party, its meth these days.