01 Apr 21
The post that was quoted here has been removedThis is a very tragic story, but the husband made the choice he made without the benefit of hindsight. He presumably made the judgement call that the chances of survival for himself and his wife were higher if he complied with the criminal's demands than if he tried to fight back.
Imagine he had tried to fight back, and the criminal had immediately killed his wife. Then (assuming the husband survived) he would be haunted for the rest of his life by the thought that, if he had gone back to the hotel for the ransom demand, she might still be alive.
The post that was quoted here has been removedAnd do you dis African Americans for being "incapable of empathy beyond the narrow confines of his perceived tribe"? -
as in Black Lives Matter?
You forget that white people, as you constantly have us grouped together, get the same rights any other group gets.
Suck on that.
@earl-of-trumps saidUh, actually, we don't.
You forget that white people, as you constantly have us grouped together, get the same rights any other group gets.
Look at all the favoritism and advantages given to different racial groups by govt/university admin/media/etc that white groups don't get or aren't even allowed..