In rural Georgia, a 10-year-old boy left home and walked a mile down the road to another town, where a concerned citizen called law enforcement. Deputies then arrested the boy’s mother, igniting a debate about parental rights and potential government overreach.
Everything about this is insane. Making it illegal to walk, calling cops on kids, arresting people for any fucking reason. People created a hell hole they have to live in now.
It’s all nuts, but I’m okay with the idea of, hey, there’s a young kid, can we check on him. Cop rolls up, you okay kid? Yes. Cool, have a day. The idea that this would escalate beyond there is insanity.
Yeah, this sounds a LOT like “cops didn’t have anything better to do and decided to create some excitement for themselves to make them feel like heroes.”
Everything about this is insane. Making it illegal to walk, calling cops on kids, arresting people for any fucking reason. People created a hell hole they have to live in now.
Why is this kid walking, he should have a car. This is the USA, we don’t walk here.
By walking, that kid was stealing money from oil and car corporations
I want to laugh at this but it sounds like something US leadership would say with a completely straight face.
Don’t forget about the tricycle industrial complex.
Only if the kid gets a gun too
This is America after all, they’ve got to open carry and drive everywhere otherwise it’s un-American activity. And we can’t have that.
It’s all nuts, but I’m okay with the idea of, hey, there’s a young kid, can we check on him. Cop rolls up, you okay kid? Yes. Cool, have a day. The idea that this would escalate beyond there is insanity.
Suburban trash culture
This isn’t even suburban; it’s rural small-town bullshit. Atlanta has a lot of sprawl, but nobody’s commuting there from Blue Ridge (yet).
They got some over lap but I do stand corrected
When did country folk become infected by karen police calling lol
Yeah, this sounds a LOT like “cops didn’t have anything better to do and decided to create some excitement for themselves to make them feel like heroes.”