“”He wasn’t a bad guy. He sold drugs.....”
Nuff said!
Give them all a fair trial with scrupulous attention paid the their rights.
Then execute the lot of them.
They’re always good people at heart,but their victims still end up dead on a daily basis.
low information voter reasoning
But he is now.
“”He wasn’t a bad guy. He sold drugs to support himself.”
He goes around killing people, but he really is a good guy. (sar)
give me a break!!!
Too bad Hanif wasn’t a violent person. Looks like he should picked hisself some better homies.
“He was a quiet man.”
Lost to the system?! No, they were lost to the culture that tolerates drug dealing and stealing as ways of life. In short, they were lost to their own psychopathic behaviors which appear to be tolerated by people in their communities who blame others ("the system") rather than the individuals who commit crimes.
Nice, quiet kid.
Got caught up with the wrong crowd.
Interested in music.
About to turn his life around.
In Florida anybody with the shooter would get the same penalty. My neighbor’s (white) kids were almost always with the rest of the (black) high school basketball team. The black guys had nice cars and took my neighbor’s kids everywhere. I’d spoken to them all and they seemed nice. One night when my neighbor’s kids didn’t happen to be along the captain of the team and his three buds stopped in at somebody’s house so the captain could collect money he was owed for marihuana he’d sold. The guy at the house “dissed” him and sent him on his way. The captain didn’t like being “dissed” and pulled a gun (they all, including my neighbor’s kids) carried. He shot the guy. All three of them went prison with the same sentence. When I spoke to the neighbor’s kids they shrugged and said, “He had to do it. The guy ‘dissed’ him.” (Just, wow.)
“Tiwana” sez Hanif was not violent.
Let the “Canonization” begin.
“Saint Skittles” the Second is on the way.
It’s that nasty white Jew’s fault! He chose to drive that Range Rover in sight of that poor, deprived, Obama Son. He was soooo consumed with rightous rage he had to do something to avenge those centuries of slavery that had forced him into a life of drug related crime.
Interviewer Stig, I’ve been told Dinsdale Piranha nailed your head to the floor.
Stig No, no. Never, never. He was a smashing bloke. He used to give his mother flowers and that. He was like a brother to me.
Interviewer But the police have film of Dinsdale actually nailing your head to the floor.
Stig Oh yeah, well - he did that, yeah.
Interviewer Why?
Stig Well he had to, didn’t he? I mean, be fair, there was nothing else he could do. I mean, I had transgressed the unwritten law.
Interviewer What had you done?
Stig Er... Well he never told me that. But he gave me his word that it was the case, and that’s good enough for me with old Dinsy. I mean, he didn’t want to nail my head to the floor. I had to insist. He wanted to let me off. There’s nothing Dinsdale wouldn’t do for you.
Interviewer And you don’t bear him any grudge?
Stig A grudge! Old Dinsy? He was a real darling.
Interviewer I understand he also nailed your wife’s head to a coffee table. Isn’t that right Mrs O’ Tracey?
*Camera pans to show woman with coffee table nailed to head.*
Mrs O’ Tracey Oh, no. No. No.
Stig Yeah, well, he did do that. Yeah, yeah. He was a cruel man, but fair
I feel so horrible for his widow, their family, their friends, and their community.
Well, the distraught widow can breathe easier now, and petition the court to release this troubled yet misguided young man who was trying to turn his life around.
Failed career as a rapper maybe?
They are never bad guys, they all get influenced by others.
It’s never their fault. It’s society’s fault.
Was he an aspiring rapper?