Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Horrible. But - WTF was a child that young doing sitting in a parked car and not home in bed at 3 am on Saturday morning?
This. Parents were doing something to be out at 3am. Poor kid.
I was poor once. Life is completely upside down and different when one is poor. I have been driving around just to get away from violence at home, or find a place to park and sleep. It doesn't make any sense to a middle or UMC person who has money and options, but the lives of the poor, are totally different.
I can't even tell you how many times I was beaten, dragged, chased, yelled at with no safe place to be or go. Now add kids to this all.
I could have been shot many times just for being near Park Road, Sherman Avenue, Georgia Avenue, and Irving street or waking home from work 4 am. I had no business being that poor, but living among them made all 100 times harder.
I'm not poor anymore. It was a miracle I pulled through. And before you say, why didn't I work 24/7 to get out. I did. The money was taken before I could even get the check and then some when it was home supposedly safe. It's so hard to explain how this works in poor communities. Few month living among the poor and their behavior, feeling, emotions, actions would all make sense There are many more kids to die being out and about at night, and grown up ofcourse.