Beasty
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That's it. That's why there are more coons in the south.
I'm trying to find info on the exact composition of the jury. Only two were white but that's not specific enough.
That white Jesus hit different when you're black.
Killed By A Cop In His Own Home
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I'm trying to find info on the exact composition of the jury. Only two were white but that's not specific enough.
That white Jesus hit different when you're black.
andreboba
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She was sentenced to 10 years.
From the ex-con prison channels I watch on YT, she should minimum have gotten 20 years. These dudes say she''ll be out in 8 on appeal.
This ex-con said she deserved more time because all cops lock their doors. When Amber showed up at the apartment and her key card didn't work and the door was unlocked, and there was a red floor mat outside her door that she never had, right then she should have known it wasn't her place.
For a murder charge, she basically got no time at all. They execute people in Texas all the time for murder.
From the ex-con prison channels I watch on YT, she should minimum have gotten 20 years. These dudes say she''ll be out in 8 on appeal.
This ex-con said she deserved more time because all cops lock their doors. When Amber showed up at the apartment and her key card didn't work and the door was unlocked, and there was a red floor mat outside her door that she never had, right then she should have known it wasn't her place.
For a murder charge, she basically got no time at all. They execute people in Texas all the time for murder.
andreboba
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Have you literally ever seen shit like this happen after a murder conviction?? My God.
I've never seen the family of a murder victim hug up the asshole who killed their loved one.
darkcurry
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If roles were reverse not only would a black man would've gotten a harsher prison sentence but the media wouldn't be so sympathetic towards him like they are with Amber Guyger.
Former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor (black man) was sentenced to 12½ years for the fatal shooting of Justine Damond (a white woman) while responding to her 911 call. Both cases prove police have a pass to kill and receive light punishment, but even black cops get more time.
Not to mention that white woman ran up on him(not excusing it) but Botham Jean didn't do a damn thing. But correct me if I'm wrong I don't remember any judge or family member hugging him and getting any sympathy from the media.
Beasty
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Of course they didn't hug him or give him sympathy. Black people act like battered wives.If roles were reverse not only would a black man would've gotten a harsher prison sentence but the media wouldn't be so sympathetic towards him like they are with Amber Guyger.
Former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor (black man) was sentenced to 12½ years for the fatal shooting of Justine Damond (a white woman) while responding to her 911 call. Both cases prove police have a pass to kill and receive light punishment, but even black cops get more time.
Not to mention that white woman ran up on him(not excusing it) but Botham Jean didn't do a damn thing. But correct me if I'm wrong I don't remember any judge or family member hugging him and getting any sympathy from the media.
The Dark King
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So let me get this straight they console someone who broke in and murdered an innocent man in his own home? I have literally never once in my life ever seen this type of empathy given to a black person.
The Dark King
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Because its clear as this picture being black comes with a tax. People can deny it all they want but the outcome is there for all to see. Justice is a human construct and if the majority sees you as less than human then no justice.If roles were reverse not only would a black man would've gotten a harsher prison sentence but the media wouldn't be so sympathetic towards him like they are with Amber Guyger.
Former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor (black man) was sentenced to 12½ years for the fatal shooting of Justine Damond (a white woman) while responding to her 911 call. Both cases prove police have a pass to kill and receive light punishment, but even black cops get more time.
Not to mention that white woman ran up on him(not excusing it) but Botham Jean didn't do a damn thing. But correct me if I'm wrong I don't remember any judge or family member hugging him and getting any sympathy from the media.
Bliss
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She didn't run up on him, she tapped the passenger side window and he was startled and shot across his partner's head and shot her dead in the chest.
Bliss
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I couldn't do it, no way.
Believe it or not however, as strange and weird as that was, it wasn't a first. It happens usually by moms of the victim. Some say it's about closure.
"This mom came face to face with the teen who murdered her son. Courtroom veterans had never seen a response like hers"
"His death was already ordained,” she told him. “Maybe the purpose is to save your life.”
Rukiye Abdul-Mutakallim, 66, hugs and then speaks quietly with Javon Coulter, 16, during his plea agreement in Judge Megan E. Shanahan's courtroom. Abdul-Mutakallim had just finished publicly speaking to Coulter. She spoke of forgiveness and asked to be part of Coulter's life. Coulter was 14 when he was charged, along with another teen, in the robbery and shooting death of Rukiye's son, Suliman Ahmed Abdul-Mutakallim, 39, on June 28, 2015.
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/ne...ws-help-teen-who-murdered-her-son/1008574001/
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In this other bizarre case, the 23 yr old killer murdered his 50 yr old gf (?) whom he had previously attacked, then a few months later, murdered this mother's 17 yr old son over a jealous rage of some sort..some suggesting that he thought he had messed with his gf..
https://metro.co.uk/2019/04/24/mums...s-sons-killer-i-just-want-to-hug-you-9306186/
Mum’s extraordinary forgiveness as she tells son’s killer ‘I just want to hug you’
Javika Wallace-Hawkins stunned a courtroom in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Tuesday with her words to double-murderer Vincente Rodriguez-Ortiz, 23.
She explained how her son Andre Hawkins’ January 2018 shooting had devastated her, and then told Rodriguez-Ortiz: ‘In order to get through this process, I had to forgive you and I forgive you from the bottom of my heart.
‘I pray for you because as a mother, you’re a child to me.
‘And in my heart, I have no anger or bitterness toward you.
‘As a mom, I just want to hug you because I know there is something that is not connected that made you feel so angry.’
Victim son
Victim Laurie Lundenberg
Compare the two families very different reactions at sentencing.
Both speak in this clip..he apologized to Javika, but not to Laurie's family.
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darkcurry
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Thanks for the correction. I looked it up and there are different events of what happened but most said what you said.
The Dark King
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Do we have any of the judges do this? I already know the answer.I couldn't do it, no way.
Believe it or not however, as strange and weird as that was, it wasn't a first. It happens usually by moms of the victim. Some say it's about closure.
"This mom came face to face with the teen who murdered her son. Courtroom veterans had never seen a response like hers"
"His death was already ordained,” she told him. “Maybe the purpose is to save your life.”
Rukiye Abdul-Mutakallim, 66, hugs and then speaks quietly with Javon Coulter, 16, during his plea agreement in Judge Megan E. Shanahan's courtroom. Abdul-Mutakallim had just finished publicly speaking to Coulter. She spoke of forgiveness and asked to be part of Coulter's life. Coulter was 14 when he was charged, along with another teen, in the robbery and shooting death of Rukiye's son, Suliman Ahmed Abdul-Mutakallim, 39, on June 28, 2015.
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/ne...ws-help-teen-who-murdered-her-son/1008574001/
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In this other bizarre case, the 23 yr old killer murdered his 50 yr old gf (?) whom he had previously attacked, then a few months later, murdered this mother's 17 yr old son over a jealous rage of some sort..some suggesting that he thought he had messed with his gf..
https://metro.co.uk/2019/04/24/mums...s-sons-killer-i-just-want-to-hug-you-9306186/
Mum’s extraordinary forgiveness as she tells son’s killer ‘I just want to hug you’
Javika Wallace-Hawkins stunned a courtroom in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Tuesday with her words to double-murderer Vincente Rodriguez-Ortiz, 23.
She explained how her son Andre Hawkins’ January 2018 shooting had devastated her, and then told Rodriguez-Ortiz: ‘In order to get through this process, I had to forgive you and I forgive you from the bottom of my heart.
‘I pray for you because as a mother, you’re a child to me.
‘And in my heart, I have no anger or bitterness toward you.
‘As a mom, I just want to hug you because I know there is something that is not connected that made you feel so angry.’
Victim son
Victim Laurie Lundenberg
Compare the two families very different reactions at sentencing.
Both speak in this clip..he apologized to Javika, but not to Laurie's family.
I couldn't sleep I was so fucking angry about this shit.
Has anybody ever told the Goldman or Brown families to apologize to OJ and give him a hug?
Nah, they been after his Black ass for the past quarter century, attacking him at every opportunity in the media. That's the type of energy you have if you think that somebody killed one of your family members in cold blood.
The only good thing to come out of the sentencing was that it shut down all of those annoying ass white feminists who were claiming that Guyger being found guilty proved that white women get harsher treatment than white men in the criminal justice system, which is a ridiculous assertion.
Has anybody ever told the Goldman or Brown families to apologize to OJ and give him a hug?
Nah, they been after his Black ass for the past quarter century, attacking him at every opportunity in the media. That's the type of energy you have if you think that somebody killed one of your family members in cold blood.
The only good thing to come out of the sentencing was that it shut down all of those annoying ass white feminists who were claiming that Guyger being found guilty proved that white women get harsher treatment than white men in the criminal justice system, which is a ridiculous assertion.
Oh my God, the Jean family is still at it. These people are so deep in the sunken place that it's not even funny.
This woman posted all sorts of racist shit about Black people in her private conversations, and publicly posted memes mocking the police protest movement on social media before she killed an innocent man.
If I ever have kids, this is why they ain't going to church.
This woman posted all sorts of racist shit about Black people in her private conversations, and publicly posted memes mocking the police protest movement on social media before she killed an innocent man.
If I ever have kids, this is why they ain't going to church.
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Beasty
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The consensus is that European women are more likely not to be religious. That's where I'm putting my focus when it's time to settle down.
Not trying to lose sleep over this type of stuff. Done with the dumb shit.
Bliss
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Of course. As you know.
Comes down from the bench to give Amber a Bible.
His mom
What started it..
Not going to lie but these i emotional images do make me tear up, if for no other reason, that when I look at this family and the forgiveness they have in their heart, l just think about the devastating loss - not only to the family - but to society in general. Clearly, the mother raised some really good boys, wonderful young men, with beautiful souls. Society lost when Amber Guyer took Jean Botham's life.
R.I.P
Bliss
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Can't help but wonder what Botham would have thought of all this compassion spectacle.
Obviously, this family is still in shock and grieving. In a state of suspended disbelief that somebody could intentionally take the life of their wonderful son. So it's possible that in order to cope, they've chosen to view her with compassion, because anger and rage can be so overpoweringly toxic to some people, they don't even want it in their psyche.
Down the line though, I think the anger will bubble because they might come to resent her as his presence is more and more missed, while she continues to live.
With good behavior she'll probably be out in five to seven when her parole is up, but I think she should do the full term. He deserves that.
The Dark King
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This is no about forgiveness it's about continued brainwashing where centuries of white supremacy has warped the minds of so many people color to not value their own lives. Every other group would never hug the murderer who executed a loved one. We are not uniquely saint like we've just suffered for so long we don't know how to value ourselves. These images make me sick. Jesus himself could never make me forgive this disgusting monster who not only murdered my brother/son but was more concerned about her Damn job than preserving his lifeOf course. As you know.
Comes down from the bench to give Amber a Bible.
His mom
What started it..
Not going to lie but these i emotional images do make me tear up, if for no other reason, that when I look at this family and the forgiveness they have in their heart, l just think about the devastating loss - not only to the family - but to society in general. Clearly, the mother raised some really good boys, wonderful young men, with beautiful souls. Society lost when Amber Guyer took Jean Botham's life.
R.I.P