Karmelo Anthony? What am I missing, here?

[taiwan_girl]

@89th said in Karmelo Anthony? What am I missing, here?:

Hadn't heard of the story, a quick search seems to imply most folks agree with you, pretty open and shut case and only a fringe is defending him and/or donating. Is there any evidence out there about what actually happened, such as video?

Yeah, from my brief reading, seems pretty clear that Anthony was in the wrong.

[LuFins Dad]

@taiwan_girl said in Karmelo Anthony? What am I missing, here?:

@89th said in Karmelo Anthony? What am I missing, here?:

Hadn't heard of the story, a quick search seems to imply most folks agree with you, pretty open and shut case and only a fringe is defending him and/or donating. Is there any evidence out there about what actually happened, such as video?

Yeah, from my brief reading, seems pretty clear that Anthony was in the wrong.

But yet, he’s raised nearly half a million on Go-Fund-Me…

[taiwan_girl]

What do they say, "sucker borne every minute". LOL

[89th]

There are counter gofundme pages now, this one is funny.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/offsetting-donations-for-the-murderer-karmelo-anthony

[89th]

BTW I also heard the fundraising page has deleted the list of all donors, and the family can't use the money for bonds or attorneys but needs it for living expenses during the trial. That's one expensive mortgage/rent payment, I guess.

[Horace]

In this economy? You can barely afford to murder any white boys. And Jerome Powell does nothing.

[Horace]

Obviously TNCR hasn't been focused on this pop culture mini-explosion, since it doesn't appeal to the TDS mindset, but yeah Karmelo just got found guilty and sentenced to 35 years. Urban people are outside the courthouse informing anybody who will listen that it's all about racism, and Karmelo was railroaded. One hopes it's just the self-selected sort who leave the house to go scream about their politics and tribalism.

[Horace]

An interesting oddity in this case is that Karmelo never took the stand. For a defendant to claim self defense, and yet not take the stand, that's very unusual. Almost unique. Word on the street is that he didn't take the stand because he had a history of violent altercations in school.

So, my read on him, I mean the murderer, is simply that he broke the seal on his horrible behavior, and he wasn't smart enough to play the tape forward with that sort of violence-first attitude towards problem solving. You shouldn't break the seal on bad behavior. Like a guy like NS who thinks he can just lie his way through life. It can catch up with you eventually.

[Renauda]

Yeah, 35 years is probably too light a sentence for that two bit thug.

[jon-nyc]

I saw woman online after the verdict say 'what am I supposed to tell my 4 black boys?" I don't know, how about 'don't stab people to death'?

[89th]

@jon-nyc said:

I saw woman online after the verdict say 'what am I supposed to tell my 4 black boys?" I don't know, how about 'don't stab people to death'?

good place to start

[jon-nyc]

[Andrea B]

FAFO:

[Mik]

FAFO

[jon-nyc]

Sweet.

[Horace]

Imagine those who hold that socially encouraged point of view, but who do have an IQ over 70. Witness the black lawyers. Like Jasmine Crockett, or Dominique whatever his name is, who the Anthony family hired. Or maybe that attorney hired the Anthony family. I do suspect that's actually how it worked. But these things are complicated.