Yeah, I guess that's true. My real point was the above is more true than this case is about race. I could be wrong, but I'm not sure this woman would have sought help if the victim was black? Do you think she would have? Anyone??
I like your screen name, btw. "Leave it to Beave" is an all-time classic, IMHO. . .
I understand they were laughing and joking about the white man being stuck in her windshield, I think that's just the language they were using.
I think it is probably not really about race, but about a homeless person.
They probably had seen him around the neighborhood and thought that nobody will know if he is gone for a few days and finding a dead homeless person is not really a big deal, I'm sure it happens quite a bit.
I am giving them more credit then they probably deserve, but I think they knew what they were doing and took there chances that a dead homeless guy would go un-noticed and when found just thought he would be scooped up and forgotten.
IMHO
I have no idea if she would have or not. I kinda doubt it, but I also believe she and her friends would not have found it quite so amusing if he had been black. No matter what race he was, she really needs to be put out of society, into prison, and rot there for the rest of her life. I would like to see her receive death, but since it was not premeditated murder, she won't. Too bad.
My guess is that she would have done the same thing regardless of the race of the victim because her sole concern was herself.
The media, however, is guilty of a double standard in reporting this case, because you can be sure that if the races of the victim and perpetrator were reversed, that the media would literally be screaming bloody murder.
Good point. I'm not sure she would have,but I seriously doubt she would have been giggling about it at a party later on,or that all of her friends but one would have helped with the cover-up. If nothing else ,they would have dropped him off somewhere and made a anomonous call for a ambulance for him.