re: "Teen mob" surrounds and beats a white kid at Temple University

Before judgment, what did they kid say to provoke this.

If he would have started busting some melons (pun intended) with that skate board instead of holding it to his chest, "they" would have scattered like the chicken shits "they" are.

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Before judgment, what did they kid say to provoke this.

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Just need some community funding and intervention so you don’t have to move 20-40 miles from a city center to live in safety

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More programs

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Looks like we're going to have to make concealed carry a national law. These sub-human bastards are out-of-control.

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There’s a serious predicament though. If we use, our lives and our family’s lives will we publicly smeared, and we’ll be thrown in jail 90% of the time.
Look at that cop body cam footage from that Ohio altercation last week. That cop had every right to shoot that thug a million times, but he chose not to because of the above reason. As a result, the cop needlessly got beat up and the guy stole his police cruiser putting other people in serious danger on the roadway.
I hate to say it, but I’m not putting myself in a position where I’m going to be around groups of black people especially at night.

One Sunday, a little girl was in the hallway of a church crying. The pastor came up to her and asked her why she was crying.

“There isn’t room for me in Sunday School” she said. The pastor made sure she was able to squeeze in.

A few months later that little girl was sick, and as she was about to pass, her family summoned the pastor. She wanted to give the church her savings “so no little kids would have to sit outside Sunday school.”

Her savings was a few cents. The pastor told the story of that little girls faith and those few cents kickstarted a $250k capital campaign to expand the church. It kept expanding

The church? Temple Baptist Church in Philadelphia. The church later built a mercy hospital and of course, Temple University.

What has our society become?

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A former Philadelphia police officer has been sentenced to serve 8 to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to shooting and killing a 12-year-old boy, who was unarmed and on the ground, on March 1, 2022.

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Going to respond to my own post because Philly is a jungle.

I couldn't imagine my son being killed by a cop because he's armed, and I couldn't imagine my son needing to be armed at 12.
But that's Philly
https://www.inquirer.com/crime/hezekiah-bernard-death-west-philadelphia-dhs-tysheer-hankinson-20230925.html

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Hezekiah Bernard was a 12-year-old missing in plain sight, drifting through the streets of Philadelphia for months before he was killed in unusually cruel fashion: shot in the head, his remains then thrown in a dumpster.
Friends and relatives knew Hezekiah as a loving, outgoing child who loved to dance. But he faced a number of struggles in recent years, and as his childhood unraveled, he slipped through the cracks of a weak social support system.
“He had a hard life,” said his friend Harmony Wright, 12. “But he was a good person.”

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(Left to Right) Shane Norris, 12, second from left, Dayvon Forrest, 13, and Jaalil Elliott, 14, hold a photograph of Hezekiah Bernard at a balloon release for the 12-year-old who was shot and killed and left in a dumpster in West Philadelphia.

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Of course it ends like it would.

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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A high school student who was killed early Saturday morning in Philadelphia was a person of interest in the murder of a 12-year-old boy, Action News has learned.
The teen, identified by police as 16-year-old Tysheer Shahe Hankinson from Upper Darby, was shot multiple times around 1:05 a.m. Saturday on the 5400 block of Poplar Street.
He was taken to an area hospital where he later died.

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They don't even deserve to be called animals.

National concealed carry is long overdue.

You’re right - it’s every other day.