Mother
uses donation money to buy a car...
I've
been critical of my own community for a long time, but even this
story shocks me because of the sheer balls on this woman.
It
is a horrible thing for a parent to lose a child. I've seen it
happen a number of times in my life time. It leaves a hole in your
life that's for sure. And, I can feel for this mother.
From
NY Daily News, ((Tyshawn
Lee, who was walking to his grandmother’s house Monday afternoon,
was “lured” into an alley and executed in what McCarthy called
“probably the most abhorrent, cowardly, unfathomable crime that
I’ve witnessed in 35 years of policing.” ))
From
Ny Daily News, ((The boy’s
mother, Karla Lee, has admitted using the money donated through
GoFundMe to buy the car but insisted it was what her son would have
wanted to keep her safe.
Big-hearted
friends and strangers had donated more than $17,000 to a GoFundMe
page headlined “Help me lay my baby to rest.” ))
Yes,
she took the 17,000 that was meant for her son's burial and bought a
brand new 2015 Chrysler 200 . She took the money and used it
on herself. How callous do you have to be? Basically, she lied to
the online public about the costs, because she never had to pay for
them. Then, she took the money and spent it on herself. And, people
don't see there is a major problem in the black community that goes
beyond what Black Lives Matter?
We
are fighting a culture within the community that thinks black lives
don't matter. If you would have really cared about your son, you
would have taken the donations toward a reward into finding her son's
murderer, but something tells me that is considered snitching.
We
focus on the curpt cops, which is right, but ignore the terrible
violence being caused by our own people against our own people. Yet,
the hash-tag movement tends to ignore this stuff. Instead of giving
donations to these people, make up funding groups to bring more books
and learning tools into inter-city schools, let's create funds to
find the killers.
We have to find and fix the problem from the ground up.
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