Posted on Nov 4, 2016
WISTV : Parents of Pizza Hut robbery suspect question why employee shot, killed their son
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In my opinion the single greatest issue in America is the entitled attitude that pervades society. I give you the latest criminal to win the Dead Darwin award, but more to the point I give you his family. See after each one of these incidents we hear from the family about how “good” they were and that they were “angels” followed by some idiotic statement how they did not “deserver” to have their life taken while committing crime.
I got into it with someone on Face book about this article and this is what they had to say
“You're right, stealing a couple of hundred dollars from a pizza hut truly deserves the death penalty.”
While I would agree with someone in the simple context that petty larceny does not warrant the death penalty I would say the moment the criminal is willing to MURDER or threaten to MURDER others over a “couple of Hundred Dollars” they have just raised the Life / Death anti and deserve that death. They the criminal have decided life and death are worth that 200 bucks, they the criminal have decided others’ lives do not matter and they are willing to end them for 200 bucks.
My other example happened last march a criminal broke into a women’s home, she was alerted by her home security and arrived before the Police. She caught the suspect exiting her home he refused to stop or show hands she shot him dead. The Criminals family had this to say
““You have to look at it from every child’s point of view that was raised in the hood,” said Harris. “You have to understand… how he gonna get his money to have clothes to go to school? You have to look at it from his point-of-view.”
Their entitled self’s think they DESERVE to rob, steal, murder, and commit crime. They think they are OWED and that they should get a free pass from the world for it. With No consequences for their actions.
I got into it with someone on Face book about this article and this is what they had to say
“You're right, stealing a couple of hundred dollars from a pizza hut truly deserves the death penalty.”
While I would agree with someone in the simple context that petty larceny does not warrant the death penalty I would say the moment the criminal is willing to MURDER or threaten to MURDER others over a “couple of Hundred Dollars” they have just raised the Life / Death anti and deserve that death. They the criminal have decided life and death are worth that 200 bucks, they the criminal have decided others’ lives do not matter and they are willing to end them for 200 bucks.
My other example happened last march a criminal broke into a women’s home, she was alerted by her home security and arrived before the Police. She caught the suspect exiting her home he refused to stop or show hands she shot him dead. The Criminals family had this to say
““You have to look at it from every child’s point of view that was raised in the hood,” said Harris. “You have to understand… how he gonna get his money to have clothes to go to school? You have to look at it from his point-of-view.”
Their entitled self’s think they DESERVE to rob, steal, murder, and commit crime. They think they are OWED and that they should get a free pass from the world for it. With No consequences for their actions.
WISTV : Parents of Pizza Hut robbery suspect question why employee shot, killed their son
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I have to say, I'm with you on this. And this isn't a black v white issue, it's a person v person issue. The moment one person puts another person's live at risk, that first person assumes the risk that he/she may meet the same end. Look at it from how things are down range. We went into Iraq to remove someone from power. His friends and supporters did not want that. They tried everything they could to stop us, we did everything we could to stop them from stopping us. We put other lives at risk and assumed the responsibility that the cost of our actions could result in the same outcome. Does it suck that some feels that they must steal to put clothes on their back? Sure does. But it also sucks that I would be judged if I used my SW MP9C to stop them from taking stuff I worked very hard to get.
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I really loved the part where she inquired about the employees position at Pizza Hut as it relates to him carrying a gun. Lol Classic!!!
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TSgt Frank Shirley - Well, I wasn't there for the interview, so I don't know. You seem to be bursting at the seams with knowledge I don't have though. Do enlighten us please Frank.
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Any family member that tries to downplay the crime that was being committed so they can point a finger at the person defending property and other lives lives in a fantasy world. I also read that second example you discussed, and it just shows how out of touch today's youth are, when they think if they want it or need it they are entitled to it at any cost. Guess what? If you try and rob me at work, at home or on the street, and threaten me with a weapon, you will be shot. I may be nice and give you a chance to run away, but that will depend on how close to me you already are. But I am not going top become a victim for anyone just because they have grown up to think the world revolves around them. Get off your ass and get a job, get an education and get an even better job. Don't be 29 years old, "fallen on hard times" (no job) and expect you can take what you need from someone else, because sooner or later you will run into someone that was raised right, and will challenge your feelings of entitlement with their own feelings of earning, responsibility and protection.
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SrA Chris "Shadow" McGee
TSgt Frank Shirley - ok, first off no need to be yelling. Second, there is no way to deflect blame if the person wasn't in the wrong to begin with. There is no way to rationalize that your son or daughter was in the right committing armed robbery and that the other person in fear for their life fired first. And the second example we were discussing, the ignorance was blatant. "How do you expect him to buy his things" ...get a job like the rest of us.
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