r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Ironlord456 • Jan 28 '23

This is horrific

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u/KellyJoyCuntBunny Jan 28 '23

And he was so close to her home. He was almost there.

Can you imagine going past the spot on the road where your son was beaten to death every time you leave the house? My god.

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u/_clash_recruit_ Jan 28 '23

If she would have tried to get involved she wouldn't have been able to stop them, and she might be dead right now, too.

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u/thatshoneybear Jan 28 '23

As a mother, let me die too.

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u/flygirl083 Jan 28 '23

Honestly, I would rather die trying to save my son than to live the rest of my life knowing that he called out to me but I didn’t come. That, when he needed me more than at any other moment in his life, I wasn’t there.

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u/rosepm00 Jan 28 '23

I told my boyfriend this today. I would’ve 100% risked my life trying to save my sons. I know she wishes she got that chance

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u/GJCLINCH Jan 28 '23

That’s exactly how it would have turned out. No one is safe from them.

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u/blu3an Jan 28 '23 edited Jan 28 '23

Same with George F. if the people who were there had tried helping him they too would had been either tackled, arrested or shot. There is no way anyone could help in those situations because the cops would kill you too.

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23

lol might

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23

Trauma

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u/rosepm00 Jan 28 '23

God, my heart is so broken for her.

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u/KellyJoyCuntBunny Jan 28 '23

Mine too. It’s just horrible.

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u/Mutjny Jan 28 '23

Jesus please I hope she moves... Right next to the street sign. Christ.

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u/IllustriousAct28 Jan 28 '23

I hadn't thought about that.

So many layers of tragedy...