BobGnarley @ BobGnarley @lemm.ee

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Until you have to travel over 40 miles in any direction.

I agree, but the shareholders want more money!

"They could have not gotten invaded if they just gave up their rights to protect themselves!"

Surprisingly a lot of them on the Lemmy communities are also trans.

I'm not sure they're aware how LGBT people are treated in those countries. Either that or just willful ignorance I guess

I'll never forget my probation officer telling me that "Children don't have rights" when I pressed them about my rights (as a child at the time).

He can't hear you he's too busy sending them more weapons and support.

The united states legal system.

Im reminded of the innocent man in Arizona that was murdered in cold blood by that off duty cop that had "you're fucked" carved into the side of his gun

The courts refused to let the body cam footage be shown in court to the jury.

Land of the free, and all of that.

So there's gonna be less cops, right?

For real lol just a nice diversion to distract everyone from the real problem.

How so?

If I were him I'd never set foot in the US again.

Definitely give Linux Mint a shot!

Its a threat, just worded to look like it isn't.

But are they not warned about this exact scenario? They definitely should be.

If the govt knows that happens then they should warn them says they gave em weed and an apartment building. If you warned the kids about that they would know "Hey if you accept that you're going to have to kill someone"

Reddit 2.0

I wonder if this still works lol that's brilliant.

Ok but the government seems to have let it happen.

Yeah, mixing violent youths with kids who just don't have families seems to have consequences.

I disagree with the kid being a victim though. Even a 5 year old knows and understands what death is.

See I hear you except when it becomes full on straight up murder.

And the other commenter talked about how those homes (more like facilities I have learned) the kid is in are recruitments from local gangs to get kids to kill people and go unjailed.

Maybe they shouldn't take America's hard-line view on kids and crime but I'd say the soft view they are using now isn't working very well.

And so what this kid grows up into an adult and then just gets to go back into the world, having killed someone who was innocent because a gang told him too?

Sounds like its a great policy.

So he killed a dude And they sent him back to the youth home? Are they just stupid or what?