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Like what if they get pulled over?
Y’all clowning my guy but questions like these stopping ****** from entertaining the thought for more than a second is why upbringing has everything to do with this
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Like what if they get pulled over?
You being serious?
Sometimes it is part of a bigger organized crime/gang where they hand it over to the adultsWhat kids that don’t even have a license need a car for though?
Like what was the plan? They were gonna bring it to a chop shop or send it out on a shipping container or something?
Yeah it’s clear who in here don’t have kids
Exactly. People talking about 'let it go, it's easy to replace'. Like he can just get one delivered in 10 minutes.The man must have felt some attachment to the car. It was his own vehicle to make ends meet. He probably thought his chances of taking it back were good. But it wasnt.
I always think to myself that this has to be the toughest time to raise girls. Kids in general is hard, I'm sure, but nowadays, raising girls has to be especially hard. Pretty sure I won't be having kids.As a parent of a 15yo, I must say... Parenting ain't easy. Especially nowadays with social media and everything in the world being easily accessible to them. It's really really tough being a parent in these times
Yea, people are wild as hell thinking a parent should be held responsible for what their child does, AS IF everything a parent does/teaches their child is always a direct reflection of how the child acts.
Think about all the stupid things we did as teenagers and how much of that was a result of what our parents did/didn't teach us.
Kids are dumb.
Kids do dumb things.
To blame parents is just dumb.
Yes, I know this is an EXTREME situation since we are talking about a robbery that lead to a car crash.
Yes, I know this is an EXTREME situation since we are talking about a robbery that lead to a car crash.
Yes, I know this is an EXTREME situation since we are talking about a robbery that lead to a car crash.
Yes, I know this is an EXTREME situation since we are talking about a robbery that lead to a car crash.
Yes, I know this is an EXTREME situation since we are talking about a robbery that lead to a car crash.
That put everything in perspective25 sounds about right ain’t no room for arguments she seen old man on the floor and was worried about the phone .
I feel like steezy is the broken clock of NT.
He’ll post something thoughtful here and there, but for every thoughtful post there’s 10 bad takes to cancel it out.
Throw the book at these idiots AND I would go as far as pressing some sort of charges on the parents too...because kids this young, THIS STUPID...more than likely falls on crappy parenting.
I understand why anyone disagrees with it when a life is taken away.
I get it man.
But 13 and 15 are so young and at that age you haven't even started living life forreal.
This was your first post in this thread.
Seems like you jumped RIGHT into the "bad parenting" narrative without second thought.
That is how you felt, point blank.
Don't try and clean it up now.
mom not cleaning anything up, I stand behind my initial assessment, couldn’t care less how you feel about it tbh
and I said from the jump, I can’t say this 100% falls back on the parents, but it deserves a deeper look and if the parents simply didn’t bother to keep their kid in check, SPECIALLY since one of them was a repeat car jacker, then yes....time for the adults to be held accountable....IDGAF
It clearly wasn't. Which is why I think the "Life in prison" and "Try them as adults" takes are wild.
If I didn't know better I'd think Bill Clinton was typing some of these responses.
Dude there’s levels to al of this and these 2 kids are at the absolute extreme. Maturity isn’t necessary to teach that killing is wrong. It’s a basic human instinct. There’s a wire that isn’t there. Sorry but “they’ll maybe learn” is out the window. Sure, they’ll also maybe kill another person. We aren’t taking about stealing gum here. Someone is dead. That’s not changing. At best they could be an example for someone not to do this
I think you'd be very hard-pressed to find anyone here that sympathizes with the girls more than they sympathize with the dude.What’s dawning here is how you obviously sympathize more with the two girls who just took a life in the most senseless way, than the poor man who died face down on video for his whole family to witness, because that thing now lives on the internet....this isn’t a case where these girls were wrongfully accused....they committed the crime on video in broad daylight and showed no remorse, **** them, Their skin color is irrelevant, I’d feel the same type of animosity towards them if they were white....probably even more if they were white tbh...because regardless two black girls pulling this stunt falls back on systemic racism one way or another.
Another blatant misrepresentation here. No one is saying parenting isn't a factor, we're saying we don't have enough information to confidently assert that at the present moment.Damn this is so sad for the family of the victim, these girls will be out in 6 and 8 years....with their whole lives ahead and God knows if they’ll actually rehab in juvie and go on to become actual positive members of society, while this family lost their husband, father, grandfather, one being a repeat offender...ya really telling me, parenting isn’t a factor here? AIGHT.
Maybe they were not stealing the car to drive like I suggested. Maybe the car is just a form of currency for them to get money.Does the function of a car CHANGE depending on the age/qualifications?
A teenager is stealing a car to drive it, I mean what else would they want to do with it?
Them having a license has nothing to do with it.