@realpeteyb123 He attacked a person. Would he get the same treatment if it was a baby. How can people have confidence justice will be served in the future.
Manslaughter is the unlawful killing of a human being without malice aforethought, generally divided into voluntary, involuntary.
@KidRock It blows my mind. So many people that are mean and full of hate leaving comments. They must have nothing to be proud of in their life.
Kid Rock, he is a proud American, and he shares it.
Thanks Kid Rock for sharing this video.
Those pilots will love seeing this video.
@KidRock Hey Kid Rock, love it.
Great PR, this video, while they get there fly time in. So glad you got this video and shared it.
Thank you.
P.S. love the statue.
@FightKarnivore That kid needed to be pushed out of the way. It's obvious he deserved more but he also knows why he can get away with this behavior. I feel sorry for the people that has to put up with him.
No respect.
🚨🇺🇸 THE MOST UNCOMFORTABLE FACT IN CRIME DATA: VIOLENT CRIME IS NOT RANDOM
Violent crime in U.S. cities is not evenly spread. Not culturally. Not geographically. Not mathematically.
It’s concentrated - absurdly concentrated - in fractions of fractions of the population.
This isn’t ideology.
It’s decades of DOJ, PD, and academic data all pointing at the same tiny cluster:
• ~0.5% of residents linked to 50–70% of shootings
• Most homicide suspects have 8–12+ prior arrests
• Victims usually know their attackers
• Violence clusters block-to-block, not citywide
It blows apart the comforting narrative that crime is this vague atmospheric force that “just happens.”
It strips out the comforting “society failed them” story and forces a harsher question:
If 1% is driving the carnage, why is the entire system designed around treating it like a 100% problem?
Why?
Because it’s easier to redesign a city than to confront the handful of people actually pulling triggers.
It’s easier to blame “society” in general than acknowledge that a tiny network of repeat offenders is blowing holes in entire neighborhoods.
Crime is driven by a hyper-small group of chronic, high-risk individuals interacting with each other in micro-geographies the rest of the city rarely sees.
At some point, every major city will be forced to admit the truth:
You don’t need to fix everyone.
You need to fix (or isolate) the 1% doing the damage.
Source: DOJ, NIJ, Harvard, UCSB, Rutgers
Media: The New Yorker
@MZHemingway@Surabees People enjoy their "freedom of speech" and don't understand when they are wrong (or don't care about other veiws).
Show some compassion before voicing!
People who appose fossil fuels should not infringe on other people's rights.
Discussion is about understanding.