Not really, it speaks volumes. I know it it is the new age where everyone is a victim, but if the guy wouldn't have been hiring a crack whore in the first place, he wouldn't have lost his wallet.

Some Dwellers never cease to amaze me, defending a driver that keeps these STD spreading, drug using, thieving women in business. :roll:

 

I agree losing his wallet was justified, but he was MURDERED!! no one deserves that, unless they are a murderer themselves.

 

Fredog, I guess you have never heard of Darwin's theory of Natural selection? Or cleansing of the gene pool?

I know if I were to go to the near West side of Chicago at night, there would be a great chance of being robbed and or shot. So being smart, I prevent that from happening by not going there. Same with being robbed and or killed by doing business with a crack whore, I don't do it, nor have I ever and look at me now, I still am alive and have my wallet. :roll:

 

I havent either and dont intend to ever do it, but I just cant believe that anyone deserves to be murdered (except child molesters and such)

 

Rest easy bleeding hearts, it appears the author, Gina Gallo is a fictional writer............. no dwellers were harmed in the writing of this story. :lol:

http://www.thecolumnists.com/gallo/gallo10.html

 

No one should be be murdered, but one can do many things to try to prevent it happening, such as not choosing to do business with certain types of people.

People shouldn't to be killed by getting run over by a train either. That is why most stay out of their paths.

Sorry, life is what you make it. If one's choice is to deal with lot lizards, then one shouldn't be surprised with the results.

 

We know, but it still can and does happen, I think just getting robbed is a lot more common than getting murdered. If you are going to associate with these low-lives, I guess you better be ready to suffer the cosequences

 

I hope I never become a drug addict, And it goes to show that someone who is on drugs will kill, steal, or whatever to get there fix. :shock:

This may be a fiction story but it can happen. Statics say 80% of people in prison for violent crimes were under the influence of drugs. And this is also why they put drug dealers in prison for long periods of time. These Men and Women dont look at dealing drugs as a major crime but look at what drugs are doing to people.

 

Exactly what is a "bleeding heart"?

 

I hope this clears things up for you Fredog.

Bleeding Heart; A term, usually critical and politically loaded, for someone who is held to be overly sympathetic to another person's (or group of people's) plight.

In this case being overly sympathetic towards a fictional character who put himself in a position to be robbed/ killed.