Justice for Kenneth A. White

   Five boys, aged fifteen to eighteen, without much thought of their actions, threw a rock and killed a man, a father of four children and now the question is, How long should they be imprisoned for ?
   One "boy" is a legal adults but all are being tried as adults and about two years ago this type of stupidity has become a felony.
    Here is my quick opinion of punishments for these kids. Three years, in some confinement. Can not drive on release, except during daylight. Here comes the real consequences: Since they took a life of a father with four children, the mother is to present them with a bill of what the father would have earned-while they were confined- and start to pay her back, then from the point of release, get jobs and for the next many years remain on probation until her youngest child reaches eighteen and while on probation these five young men are to financially take care of repairs either   through payments or fixing it them selves. Here's an example: If she needed a plumbing repair and this is her choice,whatever the cost is, is to be divided by five or she she allows, one or two will come over and repair. This includes mowing, painting her house, auto repairs, anything the father of her children would normally do.
    Should she marry and that man earns less than the father of her children, those five young men, financially fill in the rest. All has to be on time payments. If they don't complete this, back to jail for breaking probation, for ten years. If her husband earns the same or better amount, the remaining time until her youngest child reaches 18, these five guys simply send in 100. per person to the mom until the youngest reaches 18.
   Although they are kids, they knew that holy crap, I could kill someone, but nope, not one backed out. If they are imprisoned a long time, enough for their brains to mature, they may only learn how to become a real thug and society pays as it will but for how long is up to a jury at this point. Allowing them out with pay back restrictions, put it back on them.

Where/Who is Antonio Santiago's President

       When Obama stood up, weather pressured or not as Tavis Smiley stated, the fact is he did stand up for Trayvon Martin. That's fine, but why didn't he stand up also for baby Antonio Santiago? Is this because its his last term in office? Everyone has an opinion and I'm no different. Why didn't he individually stand up for each and everyone who is murdered in this country every day. He chose this teen as a black representation of wrongdoing by a Peurto Rican. IF he didn't would his constituents support him after office in any manner he chooses to pursue? Did he really say what he felt? I doubt it.
        But imagine if every time a killing happened and whatever race was the injured party, that race rioted, protested, got so called reverends (Sharptonw/ Tawana Brawley) involved. Yeah that's who you want. Why aren't we looking deep enough into cause and justice? How come the justice system sets OJ free for murder but two kids who shoot a baby in the face killing him get to serve a term in jail with all of the tax payers money supporting them up the wazoo.
         Sure it's the jury. They are afraid of riots in many cases and places. With Zimmerman they probably thought, well he's not white so this is different. Sure is. Obama got involved, but poor Baby Santiago wasn't worth an acknowledgement of Obama. Zimmerman should have been arrested for disobeying a police order at the scene. If he obeyed, that kid would be alive today.
       Obama, stand up for Antonio Santiago !

One Judge ? Not Good Enough.

      As I listened to her tell her story over an over again, Robin Carboneau used an expression we hear so often when asked about justice. She said the justice system was disappointing to say the least and then she pointed upwards saying but there is justice in the end.
    While that's all very nice and believable we are also told anyone can be saved then forgiven in the end, so why not make sure justice is served in the here and now. That was where this lady impressed me. Her name, her native American name is Kindhearted Woman.
     Thoughout her whole documentary she sighed, as if with every sigh she relived her agonizing childhood. In her court battle even her father took side with the tribal nation to call her a liar, her daughter a liar who was molested by Robin's husband and the child's father, same person. Robins father lost custody of her due to alcohol, so he sides with people of the same natures.
     Robin walks from court with her child and her foster child from six years ago, also molested by Robins ex husband, and finally that person was found guilty, but, the burn here was he only received about three years in jail. The tribal nation turned all allegations on the flip side, saying Robin did all of this, everything was false, she lied about her whole life.
      What courage she had ! But this is what families also do. A black sheep is made because the family does not want their dirty secret out. But Robin persevered, and the toll it took on her and her children is worth at least twenty more years in jail for her ex-husband. It may console many people to hear her say as many others do too, that He will judge, but what about now? What about these "people" getting off so free? What about that?