17 year old kid phones police saying he's killed his mum...

[Genevieve]

Don't really think it's the 'shock value' as muh as being part of such a surreal, gutwrenching and personal moment. You literally feel everything the kid went through. And what he went through is fucked up. And the way the woman on the telephone handled it damn

piss off. you will never EVER feel what that kid went through.... unless you go and decide to murder your family.

Empathy. Learn it.

you truely believe being empathetic would give you ANY insight into what went throught hat kids mind? you are kidding yourself mate.

Yes, that's what empathy is. Putting yourself in other people's shoes. I may not get the full experience, but I definitely get a taste of it.

[wormcode]

thats weird that it was planned and he felt bad he did it
you would think if he was that crazy that he wouldn't feel bad

Not crazy in the real sense, very coherent and did a (poorly) planned out execution. But yeah, I'd put his somewhat calm tone down to shock. I'd expect he was crying like crazy an hour or 2 after that once the reality of his actions set in.

You guys mean you can literally feel everything the kid went through as in the murder, or his situation with his mother & sister? Because on the subject of the latter, I'd guess this kid is a selfish bratty narcissistic shit. That's just an assumption on my part based on what I've seen with certain types of kids while in the US. They yell, throw tantrums, and literally hit their parents for some of the most banal kind of stuff. Even in public... it's pretty shocking. That's a general/broad statement, but I've see it so much it's almost becoming normal. A lot of parents will make excuses too, like it's their 'ADHD' acting up. So I'm not surprised it could escalate to this kind of stuff.

[Ficticious]

I'm writing the darkest tune I've probably ever written with this...Man this is deep.

Alright it's up.

Posted in the DUB & Tunes feedback section, I'd post it here too but that'd be illogical.

[jazzamataz]

That's just an assumption on my part based on what I've seen with certain types of kids while in the US. They yell, throw tantrums, and literally hit their parents for some of the most banal kind of stuff. Even in public... it's pretty shocking. That's a general/broad statement, but I've see it so much it's almost becoming normal. A lot of parents will make excuses too, like it's their 'ADHD' acting up. So I'm not surprised it could escalate to this kind of stuff.

Yeah there is some consensus to this idea about the way
western society (and the "American way," especially) has created
these personality types that know the cost of everything and
the value of nothing, they learn the way to manipulate others
to gain their own desires, they're conditioned to learn that
failure isn't tolerated on any level - and there is a complete apathy
of the generation that raise them this way because they're
told a pill will solve all the issues.

[wobbles]

Shut up ^

[Hircine]

what's the big deal? kid freaks out and kills two family members then realizes what he did and call the police. What's so shocking, worst shit happens everyday man.

[LACE]

what's the big deal? kid freaks out and kills two family members then realizes what he did and call the police. What's so shocking, worst shit happens everyday man.

oh ya? hmm, what's worse then murdering your innocent family???

[ultraspatial]

People get murdered everyday. Not saying it should be treated as a banality, but it's definitely not shocking either.

[pkay]

he will be out of jail in no time

not in texas. foo will be dead by 28

[Hircine]

what's the big deal? kid freaks out and kills two family members then realizes what he did and call the police. What's so shocking, worst shit happens everyday man.

oh ya? hmm, what's worse then murdering your innocent family???

I've heard and seem worst man, at least the kid surrendered himself, they didn't have to drag his corpse out or anything like that.

People get murdered everyday. Not saying it should be treated as a banality, but it's definitely not shocking either.

this, there are people being brutalized for no reason as we speak.

[Jake Daniel]

dark as fuck

[incnic]

what a retarded thread
sounds like a story to me

poor everyone
where is ur violin synth presets

[Amantus]

Why did he even have access to a gun?

[JBoy]

Don't really think it's the 'shock value' as muh as being part of such a surreal, gutwrenching and personal moment. You literally feel everything the kid went through. And what he went through is fucked up. And the way the woman on the telephone handled it damn

Haha what sort of fantasy land do you live in mate?