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Quoted: Except there were so many wrong things that he did. Stole a gun ("Don't take things that aren't yours"). Trespassed ("Don't go into other people's places.") Murder ("Don't hurt people.") These are all things they teach kids in kindergarten. I imagine there's a possibility the adults in his life didn't teach him any of those things, though I really doubt it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Going against the grain, maybe... But as someone who's got kids around that age, this kid may have had no idea what he was really doing. At that age, many kids probably can't grasp murder or death at all, and would only see the gun as a cool toy. This is at least as much of a parenting issue (locking up the gun, teaching basic safety things, etc.) as anything else. Regardless, if the kid wasn't already broken, he is now. |
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Quoted: But he won’t be, even if he received a psychiatric ward hold until 18, he’s out running free. That’s why I don’t have any sympathy for such individuals and believe they should be executed, because they won’t be fixed, or controlled, or properly locked up, some bleeding heart will give them some freedom and they will kill again, possibly kill a lot of people. My fix is a permanent solution that protects society from them permanently. View Quote Those two little girls who stabbed their friend to impress a slenderman demon are 18 or 20 now and already on a campaign to get let out of the nut house, releasing videos to the media about how they are all better. Not sure if they are out yet but it wont be long |
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Quoted: Does that mean TX just does Nothing? The kid is 100% off the hook? That’s incredibly disturbing. View Quote https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/penal-code/penal-sect-8-07/ |
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Quoted: Those two little girls who stabbed their friend to impress a slenderman demon are 18 or 20 now and already on a campaign to get let out of the nut house, releasing videos to the media about how they are all better. Not sure if they are out yet but it wont be long View Quote |
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Quoted: Those two little girls who stabbed their friend to impress a slenderman demon are 18 or 20 now and already on a campaign to get let out of the nut house, releasing videos to the media about how they are all better. Not sure if they are out yet but it wont be long View Quote |
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Quoted: Of course he does. He will never be normal. He will do it again. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Fuck that. That's so disturbing I think that kid needs to be put down. Of course he does. He will never be normal. He will do it again. Multiple times too. |
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Quoted: He's probably black or brown. So what? Psychopathy has no correlation to race. If anything it's more prevalent in whites, given the number of white serial killers vs. black or hispanic. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Any guesses? Number of white serial killers is NOT more than their proportion of the population would indicate. Myths about serial killers (The interesting thing for me was how many serial killers were women) |
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Quoted: Number of white serial killers is NOT more than their proportion of the population would indicate. Myths about serial killers (The interesting thing for me was how many serial killers were women) View Quote |
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"He needs to be prayed on. He needs to be comforted ... He’s forgiven. And he can still be saved. He’s so young. He’s definitely tormented by something," Kenneth Rasberry told KSAT. His son had worked at Holmes Foods in Nixon for about three months prior to his death. Uh nope. He can't. Sociopath at age 8, hes done. But good luck to his future victims families. |
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In Texas:
Always be are. Never pull into driveways. Always lock your doors before taking a nap. Poor kid. |
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Quoted: Going against the grain, maybe... But as someone who's got kids around that age, this kid may have had no idea what he was really doing. View Quote Holy shit what a retarded take. He took a gun, snuck into someone else’s place, a strangers house, and while that person was sleeping shot him in the head. It doesn’t matter if he “knew what he was doing” and god help the world if you could even try and begin to explain away behavior like that because of your kid. That kid should just be put down, return to sender, better luck next time. |
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Quoted: Holy shit what a retarded take. He took a gun, snuck into someone else's place, a strangers house, and while that person was sleeping shot him in the head. It doesn't matter if he "knew what he was doing" and god help the world if you could even try and begin to explain away behavior like that because of your kid. That kid should just be put down, return to sender, better luck next time. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Going against the grain, maybe... But as someone who's got kids around that age, this kid may have had no idea what he was really doing. Holy shit what a retarded take. He took a gun, snuck into someone else's place, a strangers house, and while that person was sleeping shot him in the head. It doesn't matter if he "knew what he was doing" and god help the world if you could even try and begin to explain away behavior like that because of your kid. That kid should just be put down, return to sender, better luck next time. No, it's the take of someone who knows exactly as much as you do - close to zero. Maybe he was playing "Army Guy", who the fuck knows. It's a seven year old. |
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Quoted: No, it's the take of someone who knows exactly as much as you do - close to zero. Maybe he was playing "Army Guy", who the fuck knows. It's a seven year old. View Quote Ideally, the victim would have just shot him, saving us this angst about whether the little murderer should be given more chances |
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Quoted: Then why not just kill it and save society the money? I genuinely don’t understand the point. We put down dogs who bite, and they don’t even know any better. This kid needs to eat a bullet, yesterday. View Quote And who exactly is gonna be the one to volunteer to execute a seven year old? |
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Kid is a psychopath and will kill again. Another vote for him being removed from society before he hurts someone else.
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Send that kid to Kristi Noems gravel pit, she will know what to do
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JFC that's such a terrifying thought. Give him the needle. He is broken beyond repair and keeping him in a cage for the rest of his life because he can't be trusted in society is inhumane.
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Quoted: Going against the grain, maybe... But as someone who's got kids around that age, this kid may have had no idea what he was really doing. View Quote I remember going to car lots after they were closed and my (then) 4 year old son telling me we shouldn't be there when they were closed. My point, my 4 year old had a clearly defined sense of right/wrong independent of what I taught him. I told him there was nothing wrong with looking at cars on a lot if the lot was open, lights are on, music playing etc. He vehemently insisted we shouldn't be there if they were closed and he didnt want me/us to go to jail. If a 4 year old knows these things an 8 year old definitely knows it's not ok to break in someone else's car, take their gun, break in someone else's home, shoot them in the head and kill them.... Etc.... Kid is defective, look at the flowers.... |
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How many innocent people over the next decade will die now because of this decision to not prosecute?
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I don't think he should be put down
I think we should have places to send people who are A. Not traditionally guilty or haven't offended yet and B. Need to be removed from society We used to have more "looney bins" but the way people (alot of which had never hurt anyone) were treated in them was an absolute disgrace we need to do it better |
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He’s forgiven. And he can still be saved. He’s so young. He’s definitely tormented by something," Kenneth
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Age of accountability in Texas is 10
There is literally nothing criminally that can be done beyond civilly suing his parents |
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I wonder if there is any level of government involvement in this kids life, or his family's lives, that could have prevented this murder, that GD would have approved of at the time.
I'm guessing not. Also - almost every state has similar laws pertaining to age of accountability. |
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Quoted: He's forgiven. And he can still be saved. He's so young. He's definitely tormented by something," Kenneth This is one small mental step away from my grandson didn't do nothing. Idk maybe if the guy he shot was abusing him or something, otherwise kid needs to be institutionalized for the rest of his life away from the general public View Quote |
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Quoted: He's probably black or brown. So what? Psychopathy has no correlation to race. If anything it's more prevalent in whites, given the number of white serial killers vs. black or hispanic. View Quote True psychopathy is exceedingly rare and therefore not all that significant. The more important trait to be concerned about in regards to violent crime is poor impulse control and low empathy which seems to be more abundant in certain 'groups'.... |
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No, the article says the boy was visiting his grandfather. The person quoted in the article is not the boys grandfather.
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"He needs to be prayed on. He needs to be comforted ... He’s forgiven. And he can still be saved. He’s so young. He’s definitely tormented by something," Kenneth Rasberry told KSAT. View Quote I wonder if the kid wets the bed? Starts fires? Any missing pets in the area? |
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Quoted: He's probably black or brown. So what? Psychopathy has no correlation to race. If anything it's more prevalent in whites, given the number of white serial killers vs. black or hispanic. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Any guesses? Little bastards showed up after the cop left and started yelling at me, telling me how their older brother had a gun and would come and shoot me. I told them to go ahead on and get him. He never showed, and a month later, the place they'd been living was vacant. Things like that helped me run out of shits to give for vermin like that. |
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Quoted: No, it's the take of someone who knows exactly as much as you do - close to zero. Maybe he was playing "Army Guy", who the fuck knows. It's a seven year old. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Going against the grain, maybe... But as someone who's got kids around that age, this kid may have had no idea what he was really doing. Holy shit what a retarded take. He took a gun, snuck into someone else's place, a strangers house, and while that person was sleeping shot him in the head. It doesn't matter if he "knew what he was doing" and god help the world if you could even try and begin to explain away behavior like that because of your kid. That kid should just be put down, return to sender, better luck next time. No, it's the take of someone who knows exactly as much as you do - close to zero. Maybe he was playing "Army Guy", who the fuck knows. It's a seven year old. |
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Quoted: He's forgiven. And he can still be saved. He's so young. He's definitely tormented by something," Kenneth This is one small mental step away from my grandson didn't do nothing. Idk maybe if the guy he shot was abusing him or something, otherwise kid needs to be institutionalized for the rest of his life away from the general public View Quote |
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This is a young Ted Bundy/Jeffery Dahmer who will kill again without question. He will not be able to stop himself as the compulsion to do it will overtake him over and over…
This kid needs to be watched in an institution the rest of his life. |
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