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Budwick · 70-79, M
The important thing is that you guys stir up emotion before knowing the whole story.
That way it's more difficult to present the truth.
That way it's more difficult to present the truth.

SW-User
@Budwick But we do know the whole story.
Just before the shooting Thursday night, Ralph rang the doorbell of the home and waited for a response. When the door opened, he was confronted by a man who said, “Don’t come back around here,” and opened fire, shooting him in the head, said Merritt, one of the family’s attorneys, citing Ralph's account to police.
Ralph fell to the ground, and the homeowner fired a second time, hitting him in the arm, Merritt said.
Ralph mustered the strength to run, stopping at three homes for help. At the third house, a person inside gave him instructions to raise his arms and lie on the ground. Ralph lost consciousness, and police were called.
Ralph fell to the ground, and the homeowner fired a second time, hitting him in the arm, Merritt said.
Ralph mustered the strength to run, stopping at three homes for help. At the third house, a person inside gave him instructions to raise his arms and lie on the ground. Ralph lost consciousness, and police were called.
Budwick · 70-79, M
@SW-User No, you know one side of the story.
Was the home owner recently burglarized?
Was the home owner traumatized by crazy people in a mob?
Oh, and the homeowner WAS charged.
I'm not sure where the 'racial component' comes from.
Was the home owner recently burglarized?
Was the home owner traumatized by crazy people in a mob?
Oh, and the homeowner WAS charged.
I'm not sure where the 'racial component' comes from.

SW-User
@Budwick Wow, anything to justify an innocent black boy getting shot by a racist White man.