Original incident: January 13, 2024. Your friends thinking you're a great guy isn't enough to keep you from being a threat to others. And threats don't always get handled in gentle ways.
He had "a bottle, a phone, and $20" -- so he shouldn't have been shot when he broke into a house with little kids?! That drunk, no telling what he might have done when he found himself in the "wrong" house . . . I'm sorry, I think death is a terrible thing, and I hope we are never ever in such a situation, but it's not like this man was some saint who shouldn't have paid the consequences for getting so drunk he didn't know where he was. Lord have mercy.
It's Facebook, so you can't necessarily believe any of it -- but either way, being a "great guy" or "stupid, not a monster" doesn't mean someone shouldn't defend his home. In addition, if you're drunk or high (note that he struggled with "addiction", but we don't know what he was addicted to), you might be a severe threat in ways that you'd never be if you were sober.
He had "a bottle, a phone, and $20" -- so he shouldn't have been shot when he broke into a house with little kids?! That drunk, no telling what he might have done when he found himself in the "wrong" house . . . I'm sorry, I think death is a terrible thing, and I hope we are never ever in such a situation, but it's not like this man was some saint who shouldn't have paid the consequences for getting so drunk he didn't know where he was. Lord have mercy.
It's Facebook, so you can't necessarily believe any of it -- but either way, being a "great guy" or "stupid, not a monster" doesn't mean someone shouldn't defend his home. In addition, if you're drunk or high (note that he struggled with "addiction", but we don't know what he was addicted to), you might be a severe threat in ways that you'd never be if you were sober.
Lord have mercy, indeed.