OT White people must end

[bodyman5000 and 1]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/walmart-santa-children-found-buried-220658034.html

Really superior aren't we?

Fucking gross.

 

[oldmangrouch]

I usually have a strong stomach, but I couldn't even finish that.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

They were warned, better not pout, better not cry...

Hopefully Santa gets shanked his first week in prison.

 

[Mediocre Man]

I don't quite understand the thread header?

Anyway, I wish there were some way people like this could experience the same trauma their victims experienced. Prison is too good for them. Getting shanked week 1 is too good for them. Death by the death penalty in 15 years is WAY too good for them.

 

[bodyman5000 and 1]

I don't quite understand the thread header?

Anyway, I wish there were some way people like this could experience the same trauma their victims experienced. Prison is too good for them. Getting shanked week 1 is too good for them. Death by the death penalty in 15 years is WAY too good for them.

The thread title is my sarcastic anti identity politics style.

These "people" are monsters.

If any type of story like this is on yahoo the comments are usually filled with racist garbage.

I don't give a fuck what color someone who does this is.

In the off chance that reincarnation is real we need to perfect suspended animation and send these demons on a one way ride into outer space.

 

[Lanny]

They were warned, better not pout, better not cry...

Hopefully Santa gets shanked his first week in prison.

Or deeply probed.

 

[MARIS61]

Everyone knew, nobody did anything.

Typical liberal approach to law non-enforcement.

Before the children’s deaths, police and child welfare agencies had been called to investigate numerous fights among the adults living at the home, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

 

[Lanny]

Everyone knew, nobody did anything.

Typical liberal approach to law non-enforcement.

Before the children’s deaths, police and child welfare agencies had been called to investigate numerous fights among the adults living at the home, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

Two problems.
1. Georgia and even Atlanta has no money for social programs like Child's Protective Services;
2. Even if they had the money, they'd rather spend it on a new ball park or enhancing their stock car racing venue.
What do I know? I was born there. My uncle (now deceased) was a deputy sheriff in Fulton County and I have several cousins in that area. I have lived there. Edit: I have lived there on Peachtree street.

 

[jonnyboy]

The article oddly seems to be taking a jab at homeschooling.

 

[barfo]

The article oddly seems to be taking a jab at homeschooling.

Not sure I see what you mean. It mentions homeschooling only once, as an explanation for why nobody missed the kids.

Seems logical that if no one knew them at school, they wouldn't be missed.

barfo

 

[Lanny]

The article oddly seems to be taking a jab at homeschooling.

Why?

 

[jonnyboy]

Why?

I don’t know I was wondering the same thing.

 

[jonnyboy]

Not sure I see what you mean. It mentions homeschooling only once, as an explanation for why nobody missed the kids.

Seems logical that if no one knew them at school, they wouldn't be missed.

barfo

It’s mentioned twice, including in the title of the piece. The opening paragraph frames homeschooling as the sole reason the disappearances went unnoticed, failing to mention other more obvious factors, like friends or acquaintances not noticing, or the fact that the local authorities should have already been aware of their living conditions. I just thought it was an odd way to frame the story.

 

[barfo]

It’s mentioned twice, including in the title of the piece. The opening paragraph frames homeschooling as the sole reason the disappearances went unnoticed, failing to mention other more obvious factors, like friends or acquaintances not noticing, or the fact that the local authorities should have already been aware of their living conditions. I just thought it was an odd way to frame the story.

They apparently didn't have friends or acquaintances because they weren't given an opportunity to meet other people.
Public school would have given them an opportunity that Bad Santa couldn't control.

barfo

 

[Lanny]

It’s mentioned twice, including in the title of the piece. The opening paragraph frames homeschooling as the sole reason the disappearances went unnoticed, failing to mention other more obvious factors, like friends or acquaintances not noticing, or the fact that the local authorities should have already been aware of their living conditions. I just thought it was an odd way to frame the story.

While it's possible they had friends or acquaintances it's also possible they didn't. It's also certain that if they were in school, their classmates would definitely miss them. Perhaps the reporter didn't know of any friends or acquaintances they had.