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You guys are so sick. You're using this innocent boy's death as an opportunity to talk about how Black Americans supposedly bullied you. Could you not wait and share your experiences separately? You can always make videos, posts, or comments on Twitter discussing your experiences with being bullied by Black people.Black Americans don't have to wait for someone to be killed to talk about their experiences with bullying, so why do you feel the need to wait until someone dies to bring it up? It's disgusting that you're using this boy's death as an opportunity to push that narrative and blame Black Americans before the facts about the suspect even came out.Now, suddenly, you want proof when people point out that the suspect was Jamaican, but you didn't seem to care about having proof when you were blaming Black Americans for his death. You sound just like the white people who have historically blamed Black Americans for crimes they didn't commit.I hope this innocent boy rests in peace. We could have been having meaningful discussions about why schools need to take bullying more seriously, why bullying continues to be such a widespread problem in America, and why minors have access to firearms. But instead, for some odd reason, you're more concerned about the bullies' nationality than the actual issues that led to this tragedy.My question to you all is Would it make you sleep better at night if the boy responsible were Black American? Would that bring this father his son back? Personally, I wouldn't care whether the suspect was Black American, African, or Jamaican. All I would care about is making sure that the person responsible is held accountable and can never harm another person again.This father is grieving the loss of his son, and all you want to do is have discussions about the bullies' nationality. That's a damn shame.
2026-11-03 01:32:45