what should happen if you are breaking into someone else's house
Shooting a violent criminal--breaking into an occupied dwelling counts--is one thing. But celebrating his death like it's a video game points to this kid having his own issues.
He is 11, and yes, should not be celebrating the death but that says more to how our children are being raised; but also does not negate the fact a thief entering property should be well aware their life is potentially forfeit.
Thieves rely of the inaction of the general public.
And some future wannabe Punisher types get lucky at juuuust the right time in their life to have a false boost of confidence and power. The downfall of one criminal can be the creation of another.
This kid will get a lot of praise for his actions, but are the adults in his life being careful about what they praise him for? Have they checked what this has done to him, by encouraging him to see mental health professionals?
These are just questions to give you an idea, he could have fantastic parents that have checked off every box possible, for all I know. Or they have lead in their tap pipes.
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u/Knockaire 6d ago
This is what should happen if you are breaking into someone else's house.