Just released from lockup, man tries carjacking (In Parking Lot!)

sun-sentinel.com ^ | 03/25/2008 | By Dianna Cahn

[martin_fierro]

lol

[Joe 6-pack]

I'm making the assumption he was born into some permutation of a civilized family (albeit a 'single parent' type), given at least some basic direction in the concept of "right vs. wrong," and that he chose to deviate from those vestiges of normative society.

Of course you may be right...those assumptions of mine just may be taking things a bridge too far.

[metmom]

You can’t cure stupid.

[Hacklehead]

No one is that dumb. He wanted to go back to jail. Maybe someone is looking for him out on the street.

[Red Badger]

But it was a manual transmission and Singleton couldn't operate it...

Pure genius there, pure genius.........

[LetsRok]

They used to hang horse thieves. A car is the modern-day horse.

[reagan_fanatic]

If this dope would jack a car simply because he didn't feel like walking, then he would just as easily rob a convenience store because he doesn't feel like paying, or rape a woman because he doesn't have a girlfriend.

He needs to be locked up until he's 65.

[Red Badger]

No one is that dumb?....You’ve not met any of my daughter’s boyfriends.....

[JoeSixPack1]

Stupid people world-wide are filling suit against the Sheriff for this mean spirited insult!

Amos & Andy to hold a news conference at 11.

[DeFault User]

I was doin' ok until I met Manuel Transmission.

[Petronski]

**snort**

[NativeSon]

And here you hav in a nutshell what's affects a large part of the criminal class in the USA today - their massively developed sense of entitlement. He didn't feel like walking, so he was ENTITLED to someone else's car.

My younger brother had this attitude. If you had something and he wanted it he saw no reason not to take it. His feelings, particularly about stores and shops were that you "have more than one, so what's the problem?". He was a very tough kid and would put a beating on someone for giving him the wrong look.

After all the government has been giving welfare parasites other people's money for so many years they have come to think it really does belong to them.

For him and his cronies, it wasn't the gub'mint cheese, I can't tell you exactly what it was but I can tell you some of what fixed it. Work and Responsibility. I hired him as my assistant manager (a job I held in college) and from there the changes began. He eventually became a responsible married adult that owned his business and spends a considerable amount of time and money helping others.

I guess it is related to the "parasite syndrome", if you don't work for it and take on no responsibilities, you don't respect others that do...

[from occupied ga]

He was a very tough kid and would put a beating on someone for giving him the wrong look

He's lucky to have survived.

[Nebr FAL owner]

This individual is denser than a great big box of little-bitty rocks/depleted uranium.

[MotleyGirl70]

"I think he really wanted to get away and was looking for a car."

[John D]

When I lived in Tucson the Dairy Queen next to my restaurant was robbed. The thief wrote the note demanding money on a speeding ticket, and left the ticket.

[ASOC]

This cat is not alone.

Want a really scary morning read?

http://www.frfrogspad.com/disastr.htm

Should give you a **lot to think about** if you live in a ‘big’ city.....

[from occupied ga]

Thanks for the link - interesting reading. I have a enough supplies for my family for about 10 days, but I have no supplies for freeloaders or agressive "sharers" other than the front part of which I will reluctantly send their way if pressed.

[ASOC]

Friends of a friend flag

The part of holding a knife to the child's throat to extort goods was another flag.

The many references to the ‘you owe me’ attitude was the clincher.

[from occupied ga]

The part of holding a knife to the child's throat to extort goods was another flag.

From 25 ft I can pick which eye to put the .357 through. This is one of my few skills - one that other people can acquire with just a little practice.