o BROTHER while playing COPS AND ROBBERS!!

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Full Throttle 07/13/20 10:21:07 PM #1:	Who do you think is at fault here? The 13 y/o. He is old enough to know right from wrong and i agree with the charge The Father. He left a loaded weapon in plain view where the kids know and did not secure it Both of them. The boy knew what he did was wrong and the father left an unsecured weapon with kids around Although this was a devastating tragedy, i truly believe this was an accident and jail is not the answer to anybody invo Who do you think is at fault here? - Results (16 votes) The 13 y/o. He is old enough to know right from wrong and i agree with the charge 6.25% (1 vote) 1 The Father. He left a loaded weapon in plain view where the kids know and did not secure it 37.5% (6 votes) 6 Both of them. The boy knew what he did was wrong and the father left an unsecured weapon with kids around 43.75% (7 votes) 7 Although this was a devastating tragedy, i truly believe this was an accident and jail is not the answer to anybody invo 12.5% (2 votes) 2 A 13 y/o boy from Pennsylvania will be tried as an ADULT for 1st degree murder after he shot his 9 y/o BROTHER in the HEAD while playing a game of COP AND ROBBERS gone horribly wrong!! Brayden Leroy Wright from Waynesboro was denied bail after being charged with first degree criminal homicide and second degree aggravated assault as the 2 were seen to be playing together outside their home at 6am The teen told officers he went to fetchone of the 2 9mm handguns that his dad kept in the living room COUCH during the game and it appeared Brayden said he became angry when his brother was "not complying with his commands" as he was the officer in the game.. He told police how he then put the gun on his brother's head as he lay on the couch watching Youtube videos and then pulled the trigger Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him" Mark Snyder, the father explained the presence of the unsecured and loaded guns in the house as being for "home protection" where Brayden then put it back in the couch and called 911 By the time parademics arrived, they said the bullet went straight through his skull and was bleeding severely and in cardiac arrest and died in hospital A Gofundme account has been set up for funeral expenses and LEGAL FEES along with counselling for the children The boys guardians are NOT facing any charges..as they say this was truly an "accident" Who do you think is at fault here? Brayden - Deceased https://i.imgur.com/PeXakpR.jpg Family - https://i.imgur.com/ZYAqQw5.jpg House - https://i.imgur.com/mkBwImr.jpg https://i.imgur.com/nYtO0Ff.jpg --- The News Will Continue...For Now call me mrduckbear, sweater monkeys. I'm an Asian Liberal. RESIST The Alt-Right <cite>Full Throttle posted [p:942076862] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote> Who do you think is at fault here? The 13 y/o. He is old enough to know right from wrong and i agree with the charge The Father. He left a loaded weapon in plain view where the kids know and did not secure it Both of them. The boy knew what he did was wrong and the father left an unsecured weapon with kids around Although this was a devastating tragedy, i truly believe this was an accident and jail is not the answer to anybody invo Vote View Results Who do you think is at fault here? - Results (16 votes) The 13 y/o. He is old enough to know right from wrong and i agree with the charge 6.25% (1 vote) 1 The Father. He left a loaded weapon in plain view where the kids know and did not secure it 37.5% (6 votes) 6 Both of them. The boy knew what he did was wrong and the father left an unsecured weapon with kids around 43.75% (7 votes) 7 Although this was a devastating tragedy, i truly believe this was an accident and jail is not the answer to anybody invo 12.5% (2 votes) 2 Show Voting Form A 13 y/o boy from Pennsylvania will be tried as an ADULT for 1st degree murder after he shot his 9 y/o BROTHER in the HEAD while playing a game of COP AND ROBBERS gone horribly wrong!! Brayden Leroy Wright from Waynesboro was denied bail after being charged with first degree criminal homicide and second degree aggravated assault as the 2 were seen to be playing together outside their home at 6am The teen told officers he went to fetchone of the 2 9mm handguns that his dad kept in the living room COUCH during the game and it appeared Brayden said he became angry when his brother was "not complying with his commands" as he was the officer in the game.. He told police how he then put the gun on his brother's head as he lay on the couch watching Youtube videos and then pulled the trigger Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him" Mark Snyder, the father explained the presence of the unsecured and loaded guns in the house as being for "home protection" where Brayden then put it back in the couch and called 911 By the time parademics arrived, they said the bullet went straight through his skull and was bleeding severely and in cardiac arrest and died in hospital A Gofundme account has been set up for funeral expenses and LEGAL FEES along with counselling for the children The boys guardians are NOT facing any charges..as they say this was truly an "accident" Who do you think is at fault here? Brayden - Deceased https://i.imgur.com/PeXakpR.jpg Family - https://i.imgur.com/ZYAqQw5.jpg House - https://i.imgur.com/mkBwImr.jpg https://i.imgur.com/nYtO0Ff.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LeperMessiahXX 07/13/20 10:30:13 PM #2:	I know when I was 13 I knew what would happen if I took a loaded gun and put it to someone's head and pulled the trigger. Unless the kid is mentally unwell, he should have known better. And as for the parents, how hard is it to keep the gun out of reach? I mean inside the couch? My brothers and I lived on the couch. An accident is the boy climbing a book case and prying open a gun safe, not storing a loaded gun in the couch where anyone could get it. --- IL&MYD <cite>LeperMessiahXX posted [p:942077240] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>I know when I was 13 I knew what would happen if I took a loaded gun and put it to someone's head and pulled the trigger. Unless the kid is mentally unwell, he should have known better. And as for the parents, how hard is it to keep the gun out of reach? I mean inside the couch? My brothers and I lived on the couch. An accident is the boy climbing a book case and prying open a gun safe, not storing a loaded gun in the couch where anyone could get it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 07/13/20 10:35:57 PM #3:	Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:942077472] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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St0rmFury 07/13/20 10:39:17 PM #5:	Accident my arse. --- "Average Joe" is a trolling term since it's completely an opinion. "Overachieving" is also an opinion. - SBAllen (Hellhole: 52458377) <cite>St0rmFury posted [p:942077609] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Accident my arse.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kingdrake2 07/13/20 10:41:03 PM #6:	eston posted... Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children this is right. --- Explorers In The Further Regions Of Experience, demons to some, Angels To Others: Pinhead <cite>kingdrake2 posted [p:942077685] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children </quote> this is right.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aki_Sora 07/13/20 10:41:54 PM #7:	The kid will be good cop in the future/s --- This is GameFAQs and stating an opinion is a declaration of WAR! https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561199023744394/ <cite>Aki_Sora posted [p:942077717] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>The kid will be good cop in the future/s</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Bleuets 07/13/20 10:42:36 PM #8:	eston posted... Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children The 13 year old definitely is old enough to know what would happen and needs to be put in a mental facility at very least, are you saying you would let him off Scott free and just go after the dad?! The dad was careless but this teen may have several mental issues that need to be addressed. <cite>Bleuets posted [p:942077745] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>eston posted... </cite> <quote>Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children</quote> The 13 year old definitely is old enough to know what would happen and needs to be put in a mental facility at very least, are you saying you would let him off Scott free and just go after the dad?! The dad was careless but this teen may have several mental issues that need to be addressed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 07/14/20 9:20:49 AM #9:	Bleuets posted... are you saying you would let him off Scott free and just go after the dad?! I did not say that --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:942090608] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Bleuets posted... </cite> <quote>are you saying you would let him off Scott free and just go after the dad?!</quote>I did not say that </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alucard188 07/14/20 9:22:52 AM #10:	Just playing real police then. Easier to try a 12 year old than a 12 year veteran. --- Face it Cloud is a gaming icon and has appered in lots of games while mario has only appeared in 2 games sunshine and 64~xSlashbomBx <cite>Alucard188 posted [p:942090665] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Just playing real police then. Easier to try a 12 year old than a 12 year veteran. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 07/14/20 9:25:53 AM #11:	Alucard188 posted... Just playing real police then. Easier to try a 12 year old than a 12 year veteran. The kid investigated himself and said he did nothing wrong --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:942090759] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Alucard188 posted... </cite> <quote>Just playing real police then. Easier to try a 12 year old than a 12 year veteran.</quote>The kid investigated himself and said he did nothing wrong </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 07/14/20 9:30:30 AM #12:	charge the dad. nothing responsible about leaving a loaded gun in a fucking couch. --- Taarsidath-an halsaam. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:942090887] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>charge the dad. nothing responsible about leaving a loaded gun in a fucking couch. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YellowMustard69 07/14/20 9:34:30 AM #13:	This is why you should always comply with the police. <cite>YellowMustard69 posted [p:942090997] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>This is why you should always comply with the police. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Poop2 07/14/20 9:36:32 AM #14:	dad should be locked up too <cite>Poop2 posted [p:942091051] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>dad should be locked up too</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 9:39:32 AM #15:	The father needs to get hard time for failure to properly secure a firearm, throw the book at his stupid ass. At 13 years old this boy knew exactly what was going to happen with a loaded gun and even admits so. The fact that his game included putting a gun to someones head as the cop shows a blatant disregard for the life of his younger sibling He needs the book thrown at him to as he was quite aware of his actions and almost seems proud of it. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942091128] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>The father needs to get hard time for failure to properly secure a firearm, throw the book at his stupid ass. At 13 years old this boy knew exactly what was going to happen with a loaded gun and even admits so. The fact that his game included putting a gun to someones head as the cop shows a blatant disregard for the life of his younger sibling He needs the book thrown at him to as he was quite aware of his actions and almost seems proud of it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/14/20 9:44:21 AM #16:	Theres no way the dad shouldnt be charged. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:942091276] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Theres no way the dad shouldnt be charged. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YellowMustard69 07/14/20 9:46:18 AM #17:	Lock the mom up, too. <cite>YellowMustard69 posted [p:942091334] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Lock the mom up, too. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 07/14/20 9:49:29 AM #18:	This is why you shouldn't name children Braydon --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:942091422] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>This is why you shouldn't name children Braydon </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 9:49:46 AM #19:	I feel the loss of his brother and the consequences of his action will be a harsh enough punishment for the older brother. The father deserves multiple entire books thrown at him for leaving not just a firearm unsecured and attainable, but also leaving it loaded. I'd say it's not fair to the older brother to lose his father but I don't feel its a big stretch to say homes wasn't much of a father figure in the first place --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942091438] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>I feel the loss of his brother and the consequences of his action will be a harsh enough punishment for the older brother. The father deserves multiple entire books thrown at him for leaving not just a firearm unsecured and attainable, but also leaving it loaded. I'd say it's not fair to the older brother to lose his father but I don't feel its a big stretch to say homes wasn't much of a father figure in the first place </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkChozoGhost 07/14/20 9:55:12 AM #20:	wackyteen posted... I feel the loss of his brother and the consequences of his action will be a harsh enough punishment for the older brother. You. 13 is young, but you're exaggerating how young. I know 13 year olds with 9 year old brothers, he absolutely knew they were was doing something extremely wrong. I'm not saying it should be tried as an adult life in prison, but there needs to be a real punishment. --- My sister's dog bit a hole in my Super Mario Land cartridge. It still works though - Skye Reynolds 3DS FC: 3239-5612-0115 <cite>DarkChozoGhost posted [p:942091604] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>wackyteen posted... </cite> <quote>I feel the loss of his brother and the consequences of his action will be a harsh enough punishment for the older brother.</quote>You. 13 is young, but you're exaggerating how young. I know 13 year olds with 9 year old brothers, he absolutely knew they were was doing something extremely wrong. I'm not saying it should be tried as an adult life in prison, but there needs to be a real punishment. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BeyondWalls 07/14/20 10:02:12 AM #21:	YellowMustard69 posted... Lock the mom up, too. I dont know if youre joking, but yeah. Fucking fair, next. --- END OF LINE <cite>BeyondWalls posted [p:942091813] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>YellowMustard69 posted... </cite> <quote>Lock the mom up, too.</quote>I dont know if youre joking, but yeah. Fucking fair, next. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrMallard 07/14/20 10:03:50 AM #22:	eston posted... Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children --- Are you proud to be a Mayonnaise American? <cite>MrMallard posted [p:942091862] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>eston posted... </cite> <quote>Clearly the 13 year old knew what he was doing, but the dad definitely needs to face charges because you don't keep loaded guns in the couch where they are accessible to all your children</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 10:12:24 AM #23:	DarkChozoGhost posted... You. 13 is young, but you're exaggerating how young. I know 13 year olds with 9 year old brothers, he absolutely knew they were was doing something extremely wrong. I'm not saying it should be tried as an adult life in prison, but there needs to be a real punishment. tbh I can't think of a more real punishment than being made to go through your life with the knowledge that you killed your own brother. Giving him a criminal record now will just make his life even harder and may drive him into a life of hardship and/or crime. Though i guess I'm just a very forgiving person, especially for people that are young and dumb --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942092141] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>DarkChozoGhost posted... </cite> <quote>You. 13 is young, but you're exaggerating how young. I know 13 year olds with 9 year old brothers, he absolutely knew they were was doing something extremely wrong. I'm not saying it should be tried as an adult life in prison, but there needs to be a real punishment.</quote>tbh I can't think of a more real punishment than being made to go through your life with the knowledge that you killed your own brother. Giving him a criminal record now will just make his life even harder and may drive him into a life of hardship and/or crime. Though i guess I'm just a very forgiving person, especially for people that are young and dumb </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 07/14/20 10:16:18 AM #24:	Full Throttle posted... Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him" Seems pretty straight up murder to me. That said, I'm not sure what should be done with him here. Something needs to be done, but throwing him in prison won't do anything and at that age rehabilitation would have much more use. --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:942092302] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Full Throttle posted... </cite> <quote>Brayden admitted to police that he knew there was a round in the chamber of the pistol and that he "further related he pressed the muzzle of the gun to the back left side of the victim's head and squeezed the trigger. He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him"</quote>Seems pretty straight up murder to me. That said, I'm not sure what should be done with him here. Something needs to be done, but throwing him in prison won't do anything and at that age rehabilitation would have much more use. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Feline_Heart 07/14/20 10:19:00 AM #25:	wackyteen posted... tbh I can't think of a more real punishment than being made to go through your life with the knowledge that you killed your own brother. Giving him a criminal record now will just make his life even harder and may drive him into a life of hardship and/or crime. Though i guess I'm just a very forgiving person, especially for people that are young and dumb He deserves to have a criminal record because he's a murderer. He knew exactly what he was doing. If he was wiling to pull the trigger then I doubt that he cares very much about his brother. --- Pickles the Drummer doodily doo ding dong doodily doodily doo <cite>Feline_Heart posted [p:942092392] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>wackyteen posted... </cite> <quote>tbh I can't think of a more real punishment than being made to go through your life with the knowledge that you killed your own brother. Giving him a criminal record now will just make his life even harder and may drive him into a life of hardship and/or crime. Though i guess I'm just a very forgiving person, especially for people that are young and dumb</quote>He deserves to have a criminal record because he's a murderer. He knew exactly what he was doing. If he was wiling to pull the trigger then I doubt that he cares very much about his brother. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 10:32:12 AM #26:	@wackyteen He fucking murdered his kid brother knowing exactly what he was doing, he is not some innocent kid who made a mistake not knowing any better. Putting a loaded gun to the head of your brother knowing it is loaded and knowing what happens when you pull the trigger is not the actions of someone who should get off easy. The older brother knew he was killing his little brother and the game seems to just be an excuse to get him in a position so he could kill. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942092837] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>@wackyteen He fucking murdered his kid brother knowing exactly what he was doing, he is not some innocent kid who made a mistake not knowing any better. Putting a loaded gun to the head of your brother knowing it is loaded and knowing what happens when you pull the trigger is not the actions of someone who should get off easy. The older brother knew he was killing his little brother and the game seems to just be an excuse to get him in a position so he could kill. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 10:36:19 AM #27:	RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... He f*ing murdered his kid brother knowing exactly what he was doing, he is not some innocent kid who made a mistake not knowing any better. Putting a loaded gun to the head of your brother knowing it is loaded and knowing what happens when you pull the trigger is not the actions of someone who should get off easy. The older brother knew he was killing his little brother and the game seems to just be an excuse to get him in a position so he could kill. So we should charge him with murder, throw him in prison for 25 years or longer, and then when he's on the other side of 30, release him into the public with no life skills or anything and then he goes on to commit further crimes and potentially murders? This kid needs help, not prison. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942093011] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... </cite> <quote> He f*ing murdered his kid brother knowing exactly what he was doing, he is not some innocent kid who made a mistake not knowing any better. Putting a loaded gun to the head of your brother knowing it is loaded and knowing what happens when you pull the trigger is not the actions of someone who should get off easy. The older brother knew he was killing his little brother and the game seems to just be an excuse to get him in a position so he could kill.</quote>So we should charge him with murder, throw him in prison for 25 years or longer, and then when he's on the other side of 30, release him into the public with no life skills or anything and then he goes on to commit further crimes and potentially murders? This kid needs help, not prison. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kingbuffet 07/14/20 10:39:06 AM #28:	Just listen to kid's words. It's word for word what white people say when cops kill a black man and why they justify it. Now look at the father. That's all you need to know about the Republican Party and what's wrong with America. <cite>Kingbuffet posted [p:942093117] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Just listen to kid's words. It's word for word what white people say when cops kill a black man and why they justify it. Now look at the father. That's all you need to know about the Republican Party and what's wrong with America. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 10:44:03 AM #29:	@wackyteen He decided to throw his own life away when he killed his little brother, that should NOT go unanswered for. He did not seem to show remorse or sadness about it either so I have no idea why you think this little psychopath should be given life/job skills as if he committed a less serious crime. Drug dealers, thieves, even people who held up a store at gun point deserve more of a shot then this 13 year old who killed due to the above not taking a life and the 13 year old seems to not give a shit to boot. Your too quick to think this 13 year old should be given all those things, if he seemed to have remorse or feel guilt I would be having a different opinion but not with him, if anything he will likely kill again when released from jail. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942093305] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>@wackyteen He decided to throw his own life away when he killed his little brother, that should NOT go unanswered for. He did not seem to show remorse or sadness about it either so I have no idea why you think this little psychopath should be given life/job skills as if he committed a less serious crime. Drug dealers, thieves, even people who held up a store at gun point deserve more of a shot then this 13 year old who killed due to the above not taking a life and the 13 year old seems to not give a shit to boot. Your too quick to think this 13 year old should be given all those things, if he seemed to have remorse or feel guilt I would be having a different opinion but not with him, if anything he will likely kill again when released from jail. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rika_Furude 07/14/20 10:45:34 AM #30:	Anyone not voting option 3 is clueless --- https://imgur.com/oQHLBrx https://imgur.com/ah5IE8D https://imgur.com/USV84z9 https://imgur.com/PSjlohO <cite>Rika_Furude posted [p:942093371] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Anyone not voting option 3 is clueless </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EnragedSlith 07/14/20 10:46:44 AM #31:	wackyteen posted... So we should charge him with murder, throw him in prison for 25 years or longer, and then when he's on the other side of 30, release him into the public with no life skills or anything and then he goes on to commit further crimes and potentially murders? This kid needs help, not prison. Im tired of the conceit that everyone can be helped or fixed. This sort of murder indicates a lack of whatever brain chemistry enables empathy and consequence. Theres no chance this kid could ever integrate with society. --- I can't leave without my buddy, Superfly. <cite>EnragedSlith posted [p:942093416] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>wackyteen posted... </cite> <quote>So we should charge him with murder, throw him in prison for 25 years or longer, and then when he's on the other side of 30, release him into the public with no life skills or anything and then he goes on to commit further crimes and potentially murders? This kid needs help, not prison.</quote> Im tired of the conceit that everyone can be helped or fixed. This sort of murder indicates a lack of whatever brain chemistry enables empathy and consequence. Theres no chance this kid could ever integrate with society. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 10:46:59 AM #32:	RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... He decided to throw his own life away when he killed his little brother, that should NOT go unanswered for. He did not seem to show remorse or sadness about it either so I have no idea why you think this little psychopath should be given life/job skills as if he committed a less serious crime. Drug dealers, thieves, even people who held up a store at gun point deserve more of a shot then this 13 year old who killed due to the above not taking a life and not giving a s* to boot. Your too quick to think this 13 year old should be given all those things, if he seemed to have remorse or feel guilt I would be having a different opinion but not with him, if anything he will likely kill again when released from jail. If you believe he will kill again when released, then why not give the him the death penalty? Don't waste the time, money and resources required to keep him alive. I'm not saying he should walk free. I just don't believe prison is the answer here. There probably isn't any perfect answer. And if he truly is without remorse he needs mental help, not to be thrown away and forgotten. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942093422] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... </cite> <quote> He decided to throw his own life away when he killed his little brother, that should NOT go unanswered for. He did not seem to show remorse or sadness about it either so I have no idea why you think this little psychopath should be given life/job skills as if he committed a less serious crime. Drug dealers, thieves, even people who held up a store at gun point deserve more of a shot then this 13 year old who killed due to the above not taking a life and not giving a s* to boot. Your too quick to think this 13 year old should be given all those things, if he seemed to have remorse or feel guilt I would be having a different opinion but not with him, if anything he will likely kill again when released from jail.</quote>If you believe he will kill again when released, then why not give the him the death penalty? Don't waste the time, money and resources required to keep him alive. I'm not saying he should walk free. I just don't believe prison is the answer here. There probably isn't any perfect answer. And if he truly is without remorse he needs mental help, not to be thrown away and forgotten. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Timohtep 07/14/20 10:47:33 AM #33:	This is too on the nose to be fucking real. Jesus H Christ. What a fucking ridiculous timeline --- https://imgur.com/wwCOg https://imgur.com/tu3lv https://imgur.com/kEMcd https://imgur.com/GIjGS 3.5.2 <cite>Timohtep posted [p:942093439] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>This is too on the nose to be fucking real. Jesus H Christ. What a fucking ridiculous timeline</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 10:48:01 AM #34:	EnragedSlith posted... Im tired of the conceit that everyone can be helped or fixed. This sort of murder indicates a lack of whatever brain chemistry enables empathy and consequence. Theres no chance this kid could ever integrate with society. I'd just rather give the chance of help first and if it becomes apparent that it isn't taking or that he doesn't want to be helped then you can throw him away for life. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942093467] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>EnragedSlith posted... </cite> <quote>Im tired of the conceit that everyone can be helped or fixed. This sort of murder indicates a lack of whatever brain chemistry enables empathy and consequence. Theres no chance this kid could ever integrate with society.</quote>I'd just rather give the chance of help first and if it becomes apparent that it isn't taking or that he doesn't want to be helped then you can throw him away for life. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cobra1010 07/14/20 10:48:16 AM #35:	When i was 13 and my friends suggested we do that 'knocking on the door and run away' game and egging passer bys, i was like fuck that and walked home on my own. You definitely know what you are doing when you are 13. --- Now is the hour! Riders of Rohan! Oaths you have taken, now fulfill them all, to lord and land! <cite>Cobra1010 posted [p:942093482] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>When i was 13 and my friends suggested we do that 'knocking on the door and run away' game and egging passer bys, i was like fuck that and walked home on my own. You definitely know what you are doing when you are 13. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 10:50:59 AM #36:	@wackyteen If this 13 year old is without remorse no amount of mental help will change him, you cant teach a sociopath empathy, people have tried for decades and yet we have no results other then we need to keep trying. Call me evil or cruel but some people are beyond help and you put them to the sword so they cant harm anyone else or you lock them away forever if you dont want to take their life. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942093598] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>@wackyteen If this 13 year old is without remorse no amount of mental help will change him, you cant teach a sociopath empathy, people have tried for decades and yet we have no results other then we need to keep trying. Call me evil or cruel but some people are beyond help and you put them to the sword so they cant harm anyone else or you lock them away forever if you dont want to take their life. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 10:52:44 AM #37:	RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... If this 13 year old is without remorse no amount of mental help will change him, you cant teach a sociopath empathy, people have tried for decades and yet we have no results other then we need to keep trying. Call me evil or cruel but some people are beyond help and you put them to the sword so they cant harm anyone else or you lock them away forever if you dont want to take their life. I can concur with that. If he gets help then you can lock him away for life, preferably somewhere he can't get out of. But we need to be sure that he's beyond help before concluding "yeah he seems to be beyond help" --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942093675] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... </cite> <quote> If this 13 year old is without remorse no amount of mental help will change him, you cant teach a sociopath empathy, people have tried for decades and yet we have no results other then we need to keep trying. Call me evil or cruel but some people are beyond help and you put them to the sword so they cant harm anyone else or you lock them away forever if you dont want to take their life.</quote>I can concur with that. If he gets help then you can lock him away for life, preferably somewhere he can't get out of. But we need to be sure that he's beyond help before concluding "yeah he seems to be beyond help" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
De Evolution 07/14/20 10:53:49 AM #38:	Cobra1010 posted... When i was 13 and my friends suggested we do that 'knocking on the door and run away' game and egging passer bys, i was like fuck that and walked home on my own. You definitely know what you are doing when you are 13. --- Let go your earthly tether. Enter the void. Empty, and become wind. <cite>De Evolution posted [p:942093719] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Cobra1010 posted... </cite> <quote>When i was 13 and my friends suggested we do that 'knocking on the door and run away' game and egging passer bys, i was like fuck that and walked home on my own. You definitely know what you are doing when you are 13.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EnragedSlith 07/14/20 10:54:39 AM #39:	wackyteen posted... I'd just rather give the chance of help first and if it becomes apparent that it isn't taking or that he doesn't want to be helped then you can throw him away for life. He had a chance. He threw that chance away by murdering his little brother. --- I can't leave without my buddy, Superfly. <cite>EnragedSlith posted [p:942093755] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>wackyteen posted... </cite> <quote>I'd just rather give the chance of help first and if it becomes apparent that it isn't taking or that he doesn't want to be helped then you can throw him away for life.</quote> He had a chance. He threw that chance away by murdering his little brother. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 10:57:37 AM #41:	@wackyteen Sad to say but if his first victim was his little brother then there is almost no chance he can be helped. Many killers that can be helped have a loved one or close family that still have hope for them that can keep them from falling off the wagon and the killer is receptive to that because they actually care about a family member or a loving partner that can keep their dark urges at bay. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942093868] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>@wackyteen Sad to say but if his first victim was his little brother then there is almost no chance he can be helped. Many killers that can be helped have a loved one or close family that still have hope for them that can keep them from falling off the wagon and the killer is receptive to that because they actually care about a family member or a loving partner that can keep their dark urges at bay. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 07/14/20 11:01:15 AM #42:	RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... @wackyteen Sad to say but if his first victim was his little brother then there is almost no chance he can be helped. Many killers that can be helped have a loved one or close family that still have hope for them that can keep them from falling off the wagon and the killer is receptive to that because they actually care about a family member or a loving partner that can keep their dark urges at bay. Maybe. But just giving up on them before even trying is why there are so many problems to begin with. People often need help and many just don't want to even try and give it to them. Will whatever this teenager be given actually help if he's willing to kill his brother over a game and not show remorse? Probably not, but tossing him in jail and then releasing him is just going to add another criminal into society who has no life skills or ability to survive. And what is the point in that? --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:942094005] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... </cite> <quote>@wackyteen Sad to say but if his first victim was his little brother then there is almost no chance he can be helped. Many killers that can be helped have a loved one or close family that still have hope for them that can keep them from falling off the wagon and the killer is receptive to that because they actually care about a family member or a loving partner that can keep their dark urges at bay.</quote>Maybe. But just giving up on them before even trying is why there are so many problems to begin with. People often need help and many just don't want to even try and give it to them. Will whatever this teenager be given actually help if he's willing to kill his brother over a game and not show remorse? Probably not, but tossing him in jail and then releasing him is just going to add another criminal into society who has no life skills or ability to survive. And what is the point in that? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EnragedSlith 07/14/20 11:07:54 AM #43:	Funkydog posted... Maybe. But just giving up on them before even trying is why there are so many problems to begin with. People often need help and many just don't want to even try and give it to them. Will whatever this teenager be given actually help if he's willing to kill his brother over a game and not show remorse? Probably not, but tossing him in jail and then releasing him is just going to add another criminal into society who has no life skills or ability to survive. And what is the point in that? Who said anything about releasing him? --- I can't leave without my buddy, Superfly. <cite>EnragedSlith posted [p:942094283] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Funkydog posted... </cite> <quote>Maybe. But just giving up on them before even trying is why there are so many problems to begin with. People often need help and many just don't want to even try and give it to them. Will whatever this teenager be given actually help if he's willing to kill his brother over a game and not show remorse? Probably not, but tossing him in jail and then releasing him is just going to add another criminal into society who has no life skills or ability to survive. And what is the point in that?</quote> Who said anything about releasing him? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 11:08:03 AM #44:	kewldude475 posted... He straight-up knowingly murdered his brother. He even admitted to it, why do you want him in society to begin with? So he can kill more people? No, that boy is a psychopathic killer. As a teenager you would absolutely know that shooting a gun pointed at someone's head would most likely kill them, and he admitted that he knew as much but didn't care because his brother wasn't "complying with commands", so why would you want such a cold-blooded killer back in society to begin with? I'm not saying he should be in general society (not for a while at least). He should be placed under psychiatric care. If it's determined he's a lost cause then keep him in a mental hospital or throw him in prison. If it's determined he isn't quite a lost cause (yet) then afford him opportunities, under supervision, to be allowed to participate in society, in limited capacities. If he can't handle that then keep him locked away. If he was 16 or something then I'd be a lot more receptive to the idea of just throwing him away for life. --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942094292] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>kewldude475 posted... </cite> <quote>He straight-up knowingly murdered his brother. He even admitted to it, why do you want him in society to begin with? So he can kill more people? No, that boy is a psychopathic killer. As a teenager you would absolutely know that shooting a gun pointed at someone's head would most likely kill them, and he admitted that he knew as much but didn't care because his brother wasn't "complying with commands", so why would you want such a cold-blooded killer back in society to begin with?</quote>I'm not saying he should be in general society (not for a while at least). He should be placed under psychiatric care. If it's determined he's a lost cause then keep him in a mental hospital or throw him in prison. If it's determined he isn't quite a lost cause (yet) then afford him opportunities, under supervision, to be allowed to participate in society, in limited capacities. If he can't handle that then keep him locked away. If he was 16 or something then I'd be a lot more receptive to the idea of just throwing him away for life. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 11:08:50 AM #45:	Well if they do try to get him some kind of help it needs to be done in a prison or mental institution. He is a threat to society and we can only hope he never harms anyone else. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942094324] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Well if they do try to get him some kind of help it needs to be done in a prison or mental institution. He is a threat to society and we can only hope he never harms anyone else. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wackyteen 07/14/20 11:08:51 AM #46:	EnragedSlith posted... Who said anything about releasing him? You're going to be hard pressed to find a jury that's going to throw a 13 year old in prison for life with no possibility of parole --- The name is wackyteen for a reason. Never doubt. <cite>wackyteen posted [p:942094326] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>EnragedSlith posted... </cite> <quote>Who said anything about releasing him?</quote>You're going to be hard pressed to find a jury that's going to throw a 13 year old in prison for life with no possibility of parole </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RiKuToTheMiGhtY 07/14/20 11:12:29 AM #47:	@wackyteen The fact he has traits of a sociopath at 13 only makes it more troubling. I wonder if he has a past of hurting, torturing, or killing animals since that is one of the paths many sociopaths take, they start with small prey and work their way up to bigger game almost like a hunter. --- doa-plus.com - We Press Forward. . . By Pressing Back. <cite>RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted [p:942094464] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>@wackyteen The fact he has traits of a sociopath at 13 only makes it more troubling. I wonder if he has a past of hurting, torturing, or killing animals since that is one of the paths many sociopaths take, they start with small prey and work their way up to bigger game almost like a hunter. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The-Apostle 07/14/20 11:28:18 AM #48:	Full Throttle posted... He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him" What? --- http://goo.gl/mnO36O #GoPackGo Not changing sig until NHL players are allowed to play in the Olympics. Started 2/22/2018 <cite>The-Apostle posted [p:942095107] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Full Throttle posted... </cite> <quote>He related he did this because the victim was not complying with the victim for not listening ot him"</quote>What? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Anticyclonic 07/14/20 11:30:22 AM #49:	Well...he definitely was playing cop accurately. --- If this signature appears blue, you need to consider not doing whatever it is you're doing. <cite>Anticyclonic posted [p:942095193] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>Well...he definitely was playing cop accurately. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Funkydog 07/14/20 12:28:22 PM #50:	EnragedSlith posted... Who said anything about releasing him? How many murderers don't get released, albeit after a lengthy time? --- https://imgur.com/BGbZK <cite>Funkydog posted [p:942097540] in 13 y/o cha... [t:78845020]...</cite> <quote>EnragedSlith posted... </cite> <quote>Who said anything about releasing him?</quote>How many murderers don't get released, albeit after a lengthy time? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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