Black teens charged with killing old man- NO GUN !

Wrong, not WE have generational poverty but THEM. Most Asians never experience generational poverty in the US or Canada. Attitude to life and work ethics between the average black and average Asian could not be more different. And when you speak of recent black immigrants then they are very productive indeed, but mostly in low paying jobs and sectors.

kmgilroy89 said:
Very different situations, Asians/Latinos are mostly 1st/2nd generation and came here by choice. Immigrants are more mobile than average and not representative of the average American. In all honesty, they have better work ethics than the average non-immigrant regardless of race. African immigrants are actually some of the highest achievers in the country. At one point blacks basically moved to the inner city for work and to escape the oppression of the rural South. This was known as the "Great Migration" and it occurred from the early through the mid 1900's. They stayed there, because that's all they knew. Most people who are settled here try to stay by their family and people they know. They were around other black people and it's not like white people wanted to integrate with them. Afterall, the animosity towards blacks has always been rougher than against any immigrant group. Inner city black people aren't alone with this predicament as there are plenty of poor white people dependent on the government in places like Appalachia where jobs have vanished, but the people stayed. By the way, I'm not arguing that there doesn't need to be a significant cultural change, but people should realize how it got the way it did in the first place. We also need to admit that we are basically doing nothing to advance the economic opportunities in these inner cities which means that not only will they suffer, but their children will suffer and we will have generational poverty.
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M.W. said:
Wrong, not WE have generational poverty but THEM. Most Asians never experience generational poverty in the US or Canada. Attitude to life and work ethics between the average black and average Asian could not be more different. And when you speak of recent black immigrants then they are very productive indeed, but mostly in low paying jobs and sectors.
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Or East indian Americans (unless you are counting them above as Asians). Hard work ethics and a strong family unit allow them to break out of any poverty they might have originally encountered.
 
I included them in the Asian group... and fully agree...

Tsing Tao said:
Or East indian Americans (unless you are counting them above as Asians). Hard work ethics and a strong family unit allow them to break out of any poverty they might have originally encountered.
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M.W. said:
Well, it is you who should look up the definition as it's apparently you who is confused. No, murder is not the same as just killing someone. If I drink and drive and accidentally hit you on the road and you die then I did not murder you. If I did not drink and accidentally hit you and you die I also did not murder you. If I hit you on purpose and you die as a result then I did murder you. Keyword: intent.
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But they did hit the guy on purpose and he died. That is intent. Read your last sentence again.
 
M.W. said:
Intentionally? How do you know that? Does not appear to me from the video alone. Looks more like opportunistic expression of anger. That's closer to manslaughter. Nothing on the video points to the possibility of the kids having said "hey, let's kill this old fart", more along the lines of "hey let's give this old dude a good beating", the old guy might have actually said or done something to deserve a beating, else why would those kids even follow the guy? Has nothing to do with murder at all
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Opportunity of anger. What in the hell is that? Nothing says they didn't think "hey, lets beat the shit out of this guy and see what happens, maybe he we can kill him". A "good" beating? Wow. And now you blame the victim for saying something and he deserved to be followed and then get beaten to death? And why would they follow the guy, it must be his fault? This has to be a joke post. I can't believe I am even wasting my time on it. Do you happen to be the attorney for these little murderers?
 
FortuneTeller said:
But it doesn't excuse her for killing anyone.
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Oh no, by no means no.

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I was in the same shoes as kid/teen once. More likely 10 yrs old or so. Did the same for a person. That memory, haunts me till this day.

,,Lucky me'' , nobody caught me. But if it was a lethal tool, it could have ended like it did for her.

It's just, this doesn't make sense.
Young girl, kills an old man. There has to be more invisible forces in play.
Or, she's simply a psychopath & deserves to be kept out of this society.

Whatever.
 
M.W. said:
Why so emotional? Are you 73 as well? How do you know the girls attempted to kill him? Because that's the definition of murder...
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Another great post here. Old age shaming. Nice job M.W. IF you beat someone over the head with a blunt instrument, yeah, you are trying to kill the person. It happens a lot.
 
Nobert said:
Oh no, by no means no.

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I was in the same shoes as kid/teen once. More likely 10 yrs old or so. Did the same for a person. That memory, haunts me till this day.

,,Lucky me'' , nobody caught me. But if it was a lethal tool, it could have ended like it did for her.

It's just, this doesn't make sense.
Young girl, kills an old man. There has to be more invisible forces in play.
Or, she's simply a psychopath & deserves to be kept out of this society.

Whatever.
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I would bet being a psychopath as for the reason she murdered this man. Like I said above, most likely monster genetics. It happens. She will probably get out at age 21 and then do it again.

Edit: I guess it was not just one person who did this. Looks like two are now charged.
 
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