I don't understand you guys, someone's son was killed?!?!.........
*sniff* *sniff* What's that I smell? Oh man, I just stepped in some sarcasm.
Upbringings are a 2 way street. I work 2 jobs, pay my own way, don't steal stuff and try to generally be honest. My mother raised me by herself from the time I was 10. My sis had the same upbringing in the same atmosphere and she's manipulative and tries to get as much out of people as possible. She thinks it's okay to use people and be dishonest. DHS has my neice in foster care and my sister seems to think it's someone else's fault.
Not making excuses for these 2. 9 times out of 10, it's parenting. Just don't blame their parents until we know more about them.
Okay, okay. I missed your FLF (freaking little flag). Apologies for the heat in my earlier post. CB
I didn't catch it, either. Ooops.
Scum picked the wrong house this time.
It is always a tragedy when a person is killed by gunfire, but these two knew full well of the risks. If you are gonna do the crime you need to be willing to accept the consequences, be it the result of today or other punishment. I just have to say good for the lady who protected her home. Who knows the outcome if she had not been armed.
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Classic case of catastrophic failure of the victim selection process if ever there was one.
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