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This man’s take on the Karmelo Anthony/Austin Metcalf encounter. “This is why weak a men create hard times. Because his weak a father raised a weak a** boy who thought it was a great idea to bring a knife to a track meet where a bunch of other teenagers... are, solely with the intention to cause bodily harm on someone else.” I know we don’t know all the facts but even if he was being bullied, escalating it to the height of packing a knife with you and then plunging it into Austin’s chest in front of the public, it leads me to believe this was premeditated. If he was being bullied, why would you go to where Austin was? You wouldn’t, unless you had bad intentions in mind.show more

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Ken Wells1 年前

My dad always used to say "Son. Don't stab anybody."

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👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈1 年前

Those are always good words of advice

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MoreTheMan1 年前

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mollie rice1 年前

@robertdunlap947 And he did it with no remorse. He ran off after he stabbed the boy and then told the cops it was self-defense. He has no CARE that he killed another person!! He may be a good student and a good athlete, but he really specializes in MURDER!! One stab, then off, he goes running.

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Rome De Leon1 年前

This right here is going to be the one of many that are going to start the clean-up (deletion) of ghetto trash once the killing of American whites starts to get worse. We're on the precipice of it happening. The sad part is the minorities will be doing the cleanup to save our country. All the law enforcement in metro cities in Texas lacks spines.

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Electric Chair1 年前

Enjoy your money Karmelo you gonna get real lovin in prison punk! Life!

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Lauren1 年前

Right! Common sense!

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Common sense Lauren, something many lack apparently

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Hein Huyser1 年前

Premeditated murder! He went there with the sole purpose to cause someone harm. Pity they’re making him a hero!

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Steel city service1 年前

This man says it. And he says it all. Truth.

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itswhatithink1 年前

Yes. This a tragedy and the things that have happened since make it worse. The Family is disgusting. The one other thing that’s important.. Austin was a protector and the captain.. the leader. He was the kind of man who would step into the gap and handle people threatening his people.. anyone who knows and loves a service member knows that kind of man. We lost gold to dirt.

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🔥🤔 UNREAL. CNN ALEADY CALLING IT A SHOCKING VERDICT. Areva Martin insinuating it is because of an all white jury and says Anthony was in FEAR OF HIS LIFE by larger athletes. She says this will be tough for the black community to accept. “We don’t know why he had a knife. If Karmelo Anthony believed he was gonna be killed/injured HE HAD A RIGHT TO TAKE OUT A KNIFE” - CNN “The jury has determined that when t hat knife when into the chest of Austin Metcalf that it was MURDER.” Wow… ya think??

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how many times do you think he'd flinch as he was scolded and yelled at for being weak and crying how many times he had to apologize to his father for the tears as a kid and what are the chances it was the first time in years where he didn't feel like a failure for falling apart

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