FL: Relatives of Dead Teen Burglar Defend his Actions

Ammoland ^ | 17 March, 2016 | Dean Weingarten

[dfwgator]

Look at the bright side, at least he died doing what he loved.

[MasterGunner01]

Note to parents of this 17-year old wannabe burglar that's now room temperature: your son picked the wrong house and wrong homeowner to confront while engaged in criminal activity. You failed to raise him properly and he died a stupid and avoidable death as a result of his actions. That's too bad for him, but those to blame for his thuggery and criminal actions are you “parents” that support him even now. No, black lives don't matter when they are engaged in B&E of an occupied home. It is the victim's lives that matter and your son's is forfeit.

[Lady Heron]

“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.”

Seriously????? You train up your child to do right and get a job to support himself....not train him and excuse his breaking into someone's home to steal from them.

This is what 3 or 4 generations on welfare have given America....a useless criminal class that have no future thanks to dems.

[peeps36]

His family should look at it from the lady’s point of view. She was confronted on her property by a criminal who just robbed her house. Was she supposed to offer him milk and cookies?

[sheana]

I ever find someone in my house they’re dead. I won’t try to second guess why they’re there. They’re dead. Simple as that.