Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
Yo this was beautiful man
My brothers please don't put your family through this and stay out of jail
Man surprises Mom and Son after serving 21 Years
- Thread starter Krazy
- Start date
Yo this was beautiful man
My brothers please don't put your family through this and stay out of jail
UpAndComing
Veteran
So the supreme court waited 21 years to realize giving life to a 16 yr old black boy was Unconstitutional 
Last edited:
SheWantTheD
Veteran
where the son at though?
If it's dude in the back he ain't look so happy
edit: nvm and damn dude went in when he was 16.. dude's pops was just a kid when he had him and went in!
If it's dude in the back he ain't look so happy
edit: nvm and damn dude went in when he was 16.. dude's pops was just a kid when he had him and went in!
Krazy
Rifle weh taller dan palm tree
I'd imagine hes more shocked than anything, that his dads home.where the son at though?
If it's dude in the back he ain't look so happy
edit: nvm and damn dude went in when he was 16.. dude's pops was just a kid when he had him and went in!
A lot of lost time to make up for.
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
skokiaan
African original
see what you doing to your mothers kids
Imagine being a pending father and going away for life at 16 
The mom's reaction
So wait...what crime did he commit?
The mom's reaction
So wait...what crime did he commit?
ORDER_66
I dont care anymore 2026
So the supreme court waited 21 years to realize giving life to a 16 yr old black boy was Unconstitutional
After the prison used him up and his years for their slave labor....
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
My homie in the bing was telling me about nikkas that got football numbers for killing a nikka at 15-17 and hadn't got p*ssy before they went in doing 30 years as virgins shyt is depressing to think about
Glad the breh is home
Glad the breh is home
I'm wrong because I'm not caping for a bytch who killed someone in an armed robbery? If his mum did a better job instilling values in him growing up, he and the shop owner would still have their lives.
Regardless, I don't like the support we decide to throw behind people who fail as human beings, especially when we are all too willing to go in on someone over minor infractions in comparison. It's like there is this underlying love for those who do wrong.
I'm wrong because I'm not caping for a bytch who killed someone in an armed robbery? If his mum did a better job instilling values in him growing up, he and the shop owner would still have their lives.
Regardless, I don't like the support we decide to throw behind people who fail as human beings, especially when we are all too willing to go in on someone over minor infractions in comparison. It's like there is this underlying love for those who do wrong.
With all due respect,
I think breh paid his debt to society. I don't think anyone here is condoning breh's actions, but to sentence a teen(still a minor) to a life sentence is cruel and unusual punishment.
If you know about the history of the US judicial system, they have always been extremely harsh towards Black men and boys. There was a young 14 year old, I believe that was his age, that was executed in prison back in the 1940s. I also learned that during the Scottsboro Boy's case in the 1930s, it was reported that a 10 year old Black boy was sent to an adult prison.
Lastly, no white minor was ever executed in the history of the US. You may have your disdain towards this man which is your right, but I believe that the breh should be given another chance at life. It was heartfelt to see his mother embrace him with so much joy because she probably didn't think she would see him free again.