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Police search for boys after baby shot dead in stroller

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I agree 100% with you...looks like a duck...walks like a duck...she's a liar

 

The challenge is we all have preconceived notions and prejudices. Dangerous.

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Two things that bother me.

 

 

1. I never have understood parents who agree to interviews after a young child has tragically died or been murdered. I would be a basket case, and no way I want any cameras or reporters anywhere near me.

 

 

2. Maybe it's just me, but who has a life insurance policy on their 13 month old child?

Why has Obama not condemned this like he did Trayvon Martin. Is it because the baby is white?

Why is the FBI not involved, the NBPP told blacks to shoot babies.

Is it ok to overlook since it was a black kid killing a white baby, but not ok for a half white to kill a black teen.

Seems Obama needs to be fair, not just when a black person is harassed or killed.

You are absolutely right. Shame on Obama. He must have been on vacay when this story broke.

You are absolutely right. Shame on Obama. He must have been on vacay when this story broke.

 

...or at the golf course.

For some reason, Mountain Ref reminds me of an extreme version of Dale Gribble off King of the Hill.

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