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“He got his,” said one witness to the beating who declined to give her name. “He got beat up real bad.”
It's this kind of critical thinking that contributes to the problems within black communities. Instead of thinking "Should a 10 year-old be unsupervised on a busy street?", we get this. And on top of that, they took the guy's money and credit cards.
Yet all we will hear from Jackson, Sharpton, and the newest race-baiters, Holder and Obama..........is silence.
Some people just never quite make it off the bottom rung of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
You would hope they miss under stress or run and take cover, doesn't mean it would work out that way in reality. I don't know the people that attacked this man so I can't answer the question why didn't they shoot him if one of them had a gun.
During a adrenaline dump you lose about half of you motor skins(after a while you know to expect and how to handle it, and after enough adrenaline releases that you really get over it,)
The man should have been armed and should have do what needed to be done..
“He got his,” said one witness to the beating who declined to give her name. “He got beat up real bad.”
It's this kind of critical thinking that contributes to the problems within black communities. Instead of thinking "Should a 10 year-old be unsupervised on a busy street?", we get this. And on top of that, they took the guy's money and credit cards.
Yet all we will hear from Jackson, Sharpton, and the newest race-baiters, Holder and Obama..........is silence.
Some people just never quite make it off the bottom rung of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Thank you, all valid points. Why was this kid allowed in the street to begin with? Where was his Father? ect?
He hit an African American kid and was perceived by that community as being up to no good
Unlike what George Zimmerman did to Trayvon Martin, these fine people of Detroit didn't take his life. He should be thanking them for that they didn't kill him to "stand their ground".
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