9 Sep 2024 2:31 pm
the kid was bullied at school and the father know about it. Father bought his son a gun and now people are dead.Cannonpointer » 08 Sep 2024, 2:17 am » wrote: ↑ The incompetence of police - or lack of discoverable evidence against the child's fitness, as the case may be - does not comment on the culpability of the parent. The parent shares a home with the boy - the police do not.
I have NO IDEA what evidence GA authorities believe they have that would prove to a jury the dad knew or ought to have known his kid was a fruit basket. That's why I have no strong opinion on the matter. I DO know that I don't trust the state to refrain from political prosecutions - we saw those in the cases of george floyd, the Kenosh Kid, George Zimmerman, and Donald J. Milhouse Trump.
That said, I reserve judgment awaiting further information. If I had to bet, my money would go to the wager that this child was manipulated by alphabet agencies to do what he did, and that going after the dad is a political prosecution NOT designed to punish a genuine transgression or to mollify the public, but to inflame it - to set one citizen against another in vitriolic opposition on a hot-button issue, with the aim and intention of tearing this nation apart.
Those who govern us may wish us no ill, but those who govern those who govern us CLEARLY wish our destruction.
"According to alleged shooter's father, 14-year-old Colt had been called 'gay' by classmates who 'ridiculed' him"
https://www.foxnews.com/us/alleged-geor ... -difficult
Parents can be held responsible for their children's actions in Georgia if they contribute to their child's delinquent behavior or if their child's actions harm another person or property. This is due to Georgia's parental responsibility laws, which hold parents and guardians liable for their minor children's criminal and civil acts.
