re: McDonalds employee in Detroit gets sent home. Returns and murders her boss

after reading the story and then watching the video the killer didn't sound the way i expected. she seems like more of a head case than just a hoodrat that lost her temper

She’s not loving it

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If you cannot do a hard thing to save an innocent victim, you may have a problem.

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That is wrong.

Killing other human beings is unnatural, not just "hard". Not everyone can overcome the natural revulsion to it, even with extensive training, and that doesn't mean you have a problem. You never know if you can do it until you try it, and it has nothing to do with bravery/cowardice. It's not the same thing as killing a deer. Don't judge others for not doing something you have not done yourself.

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That is wrong.

Killing other human beings is unnatural, not just "hard". Not everyone can overcome the natural revulsion to it, even with extensive training, and that doesn't mean you have a problem. You never know if you can do it until you try it, and it has nothing to do with bravery/cowardice. It's not the same thing as killing a deer. Don't judge others for not doing something you have not done yourself.

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We are starting from such widely different places that we are unlikely to ever agree.
John Stuart Mill has a great quote which agrees with my thinking on this subject:
"A man who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself."

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after reading the story and then watching the video the killer didn't sound the way i expected. she seems like more of a head case than just a hoodrat that lost her temper

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According to them there is a common cause behind every issue blacks have including health matters and black on black violence - their stress caused by white people and being called the N-word every day…

Former squad member and former Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.)

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Bowman, appearing last week as a panelist on MSNBC, said, "The reason why heart disease and cancer and obesity and diabetes are bigger in the black community is because of the stress we carry from having to deal with being called the n-word directly or indirectly every day."

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Nothing is ever their responsibility including black on black violence, and that is played by the hood rats and the head cases.

Ba da dot dot dah

back went Country rock rules the airwaves

That was our Alamo, vs NY /LA Disco

Terrible