This post is not about the robbery, it is a post about the family.

[oneshooter]

http://madworldnews.com/armed-thug-shot-good-samaritan/

The family's attitude about the actions of their son is amazing! Is it attitudes like this that help cause a rise in violent crime? I don't know.

[pkdu]

1. Belongs in the Gungeon....read the comments below the article you just associated yourself

with.

Feel all warm and fuzzy?

[oneshooter]

2. You really don't read too well'do you.

The post is about the families attitude toward the son being shot while committing an armed robbery.

[pkdu]

3. Apparently better than you do, but not a high bar , I'll grant you that. Nt

[GeorgeGist]

4. This line ...

The concealed carry savior pumped out 5 rounds, and although it’s unclear how many shots actually hit White, he was rushed to a nearby hospital and treated for his wounds.

[99Forever]

6. Yup.

The gun enthusiast's wet dream.

[seveneyes]

5. Willfully negligent parenting

There is no good defense for armed robbery.

[magical thyme]

7. I've noticed that attitude in a lot of parents in recent years

Their snowflake is just so very special that anything they do is justified and is to be tolerated by everybody else. It starts from when they are very young, and I think it does contribute to crimes of all kind, not just violent crimes. Kids need to have boundaries to know they have a place in the world, verbally starting from about 2 years old when they need to learn the word, "No," and before that when they get really mobile and can get into danger. When they don't find boundaries they just keep pushing further and further trying to find them.