Horace Finklestein
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I find this statement troubling...did GZ make a similar judgment? And he judged wrong, TM was no criminal. He was a normal kid heading home to watch a game, he did not deserve to die, IMO.
If critical thinking is troubling, I don't know what to say. Obviously TM fit a profile of people who had done burglaries in the area. If you know anything about TM's past, you know he was certainly a criminal, by definition because he had THC in his system even if one disregards everything else. GZ judged absolutely correctly imo.
I don't think TM deserved to die in the sense that beating someone up should be a death sentence, but when you attack strangers, as I believe TM did, you're rolling the dice so to speak. I think he knew that but didn't care. He was street smart enough imo.