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Oh, and what are you talking about with regards to the "life of a black baby"? From what I saw of the article, the victim IS white. Not that it makes any difference. To me, regardless of the race of the perpetrators or the victim, the perps deserve to die a terrible, painful death.
There's a story out of houston of a 21 year old who'd been raping his 11 year old neighbor girl nearly daily for a long period of time.
She just gave birth to a baby, at 11 years old.
We've got a problem in our society, that's for sure.
Well, with more and more people in the US even if the incidence rate is the same we are going to hear about truly evil things like this more and more just due to population growth.
That 21yo is going to get payback, that's for sure.
I agree. Why would they kill the baby and shoot the mother in the leg? Most robbers want money, not to kill people who have nothing to do with them. It sounds like someone put a hit out on the baby and shot the mother in the leg to make it look good. There is always a robbery, an injury and nothing missing in these cases. I wonder how much money they took from her and why would someone rob a mother pushing a baby as if they are going to get a lot of cash? When I took my children on walks, most of the time I had very little or no cash at all.
I smell a possible "Sandy Hook truth" type conspiracy brewing.
If you are referring to Trayvon Martin, he was not committing any crime and he was murdered. .
Wow!
How do you know this?
Have you invented a time machine and traveled into the near future to a point where the Zimmerman trial has already taken place?
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