Man rushes 5-year-old boy playing outside, and executes him.

[chocktaw2]

How's that contest going, by the way?

Sadly, you seem to be correct. For now.

 

[BugI02]

How's that contest going, by the way?

We already won, on a sacrifice play

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

An actual senseless killing of a child with a racial component. Shame I don't see this being reported nationally by the MSM.

They're color-coded wrong to get any media attention.

 

[Route 45]

We already won, on a sacrifice play

 

[actaeon277]

WILSON, N.C. — A Wilson man was in custody Monday night, about 24 hours after police said he shot and killed a 5-year-old boy.

https://www.wral.com/wilson-man-wanted-in-fatal-shooting-of-5-year-old-apprehended/19227849/

What is our country becoming?
We can't even let our children outside to play anymore the way it's looking.

This is not new.
There have been sick people throughout history.
This is just one instance.

 

[Tombs]

Where are the protests and riots for the most innocent among us, who are murdered in cold blood?

 

[churchmouse]

Where are the protests and riots for the most innocent among us, who are murdered in cold blood?

We already know this does not fuel the agenda or propel the narrative. It does expose the feral animal aspect.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

I don't disagree in the least, but as little as 20-something years ago, we did not have instant reporting of everything that happened everywhere, so I would submit that the average person had no idea what was going on across the country unless it dealt with politics or celebrities. These were, largely, local stories.

So reading and watching the boob tube brings out the crazies in todays rapid social media society?
I'm not so sure about that, so many were locked away with the State or private hospitals long before they were adults.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

Where are the protests and riots for the most innocent among us, who are murdered in cold blood?

No one in charge of the big citys care about the children that are shot and killed every week in Chicago, Detroit, NYC, Baltimore and others... Its painfully obvious that they dont care.

 

[Bigtanker]

I seem to remember a FBI stat that said the number of child murders/kidnappings were WAY down compared to the 1960 through the early 80's. (It might have been actual numbers, not a percentage)

We hardly ever heard of them back then but now each and every one is plastered on the news minutes after it's discovered.

 

[bmbutch]

I am amazed how many of my "friends" on book of faces posted all about Floyd and Systemic Racism, etc., but completely silent on this. Is it they don't know about it, because it's not been all over the lame stream media, or are they to big of cowards to say anything, because they'll be accused of racism?

Ya'll I'm sick of the racism card, Antifa, BLM, etc..

 

[HoughMade]

What does one have to do with the other?

Do you really think the George Floyd reaction was all about the killing, or something else?

THIS, is all about the killing.

While this evil execution has gone viral...among more conservative types, no one on social media seems to care about this:

https://abc7chicago.com/$10k-reward-offered-in-toddlers-shooting-death-in-hammond/6368767/

...or any of the numerous innocent children killed by gang violence in Chicago.

Why is that?

 

[Flash-hider]

Maybe it is partly because there was video of what happened to Floyd, that made it an outrage initially. With this little boy and girl no actual record of them being killed, just people standing before a microphone describing what happened, a couple of pictures, crying family members, the impact isn't the same.

 

[DadSmith]

Fox finally decided to cover this 3 days late. Better late than never.

 

[KLB]

So reading and watching the boob tube brings out the crazies in todays rapid social media society?
I'm not so sure about that, so many were locked away with the State or private hospitals long before they were adults.

No. It just lets you learn about things you never heard about in the past.

I seem to remember a FBI stat that said the number of child murders/kidnappings were WAY down compared to the 1960 through the early 80's. (It might have been actual numbers, not a percentage)

We hardly ever heard of them back then but now each and every one is plastered on the news minutes after it's discovered.

This is exactly the point. If it can be sensationalized and fits a narrative, it will make the news 24x7.

This country is a safer place to live than it was 40 years ago. Sadly, it is not portrayed that way.

 

[KokomoDave]

What is NOT mentioned is this little boy was executed in front of his siblings. Think of what they are going thru.
While killings of kids in those inner city Democrat controlled cities is tragic. It is black on black crime tied to control of the lucrative drug trade.

 

[DRob]

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2635753406678215

 

[HoughMade]

Let's face facts. The George Floyd thing is about him being a symbol for a perceived injustice visited upon an entire class of people. It is not really about the one man. Causes about groups go wide quickly and that makes sense, even if an analysis of the killing itself does not provide any real evidence of racial motivation.

Speaking of no evidence of racial motivation, as to the child, Cannon, it's a one-off murder with not even an arguable connection to some greater cause or pattern. These stories always get less coverage...which, again, makes sense.

These two killings are completely unrelated.

...but the non-sequitur nature of how the child's killing has gone viral as some sort of weird counterpoint to George Floyd while several black kids are tragically gunned down with almost no coverage (and media coverage is the ..."point"?), in my opinion, makes those sharing and sharing an sharing posts about Cannon look like, well....come to you own conclusions.

 

[KLB]

So reading and watching the boob tube brings out the crazies in todays rapid social media society?
I'm not so sure about that, so many were locked away with the State or private hospitals long before they were adults.

Let's face facts. The George Floyd thing is about him being a symbol for a perceived injustice visited upon an entire class of people. It is not really about the one man. Causes about groups go wide quickly and that makes sense, even if an analysis of the killing itself does not provide any real evidence of racial motivation.

Speaking of no evidence of racial motivation, as to the child, Cannon, it's a one-off murder with not even an arguable connection to some greater cause or pattern. These stories always get less coverage...which, again, makes sense.

These two killings are completely unrelated.

...but the non-sequitur nature of how the child's killing has gone viral as some sort of weird counterpoint to George Floyd while several black kids are tragically gunned down with almost no coverage (and media coverage is the ..."point"?), in my opinion, makes those sharing and sharing an sharing posts about Cannon look like, well....come to you own conclusions.

Take Floyd out of the equation. Now flip the races of the murderer and victim. Do you think the media would have the same lack of interest in the story?

If no, that was the point I saw trying to be made.

 

[jamil]

Let's face facts. The George Floyd thing is about him being a symbol for a perceived injustice visited upon an entire class of people. It is not really about the one man. Causes about groups go wide quickly and that makes sense, even if an analysis of the killing itself does not provide any real evidence of racial motivation.

Speaking of no evidence of racial motivation, as to the child, Cannon, it's a one-off murder with not even an arguable connection to some greater cause or pattern. These stories always get less coverage...which, again, makes sense.

These two killings are completely unrelated.

...but the non-sequitur nature of how the child's killing has gone viral as some sort of weird counterpoint to George Floyd while several black kids are tragically gunned down with almost no coverage (and media coverage is the ..."point"?), in my opinion, makes those sharing and sharing an sharing posts about Cannon look like, well....come to you own conclusions.

I don't think that this was necessarily related to the racial violence going on. I doubt the sanity of the shooter. It's reported that he's been on drugs and has hallucinations. I haven't seen any evidence that it's racially motivated. Under normal circumstances (well, what would have been "normal" 20 years ago) if the media reported on this story at all, it would just have been newsworthy because of the event itself. That really should be the story's only value, that a man who was apparently mentally ill murdered a child in front of his siblings. Maybe that makes the national news. But now, depending on which races are involved, that story is either broadcast in wall to wall 24/7 coverage for a week, or it isn't.