Detroit Shooting Sparks Outrage: "WHERE IS AL SHARPTON?!"

Doc Rich

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00:00I wonder why the media is not talking about this. In Detroit last week, a 15-year-old boy

00:04opened fire on random women outside of a liquor store. This is 15-year-old Isaiah Gordon,

00:10originally from Detroit. He was inside a liquor store and on his way out passed by

00:14Faith Williams and her niece. No words were exchanged between the two, nobody said anything,

00:19but for some reason, Isaiah decided to randomly pull out a firearm and unload it at Faith and

00:24her niece. Security cameras did capture the entire incident. Now, obviously, I can't show you the

00:29incident, but I can show you what took place leading up to it, and as you can see, it was

00:33unprovoked. This was completely random. Faith was unfortunately hit in her arm. The bullet traveled

00:38up to her neck, and she was pronounced at the scene. Her niece was rushed to the hospital and is

00:42currently in critical condition. Isaiah would then leave the scene and security cameras caught him

00:47walking along as if nothing had happened, but Isaiah wasn't happy with that. He decided to target the

00:51next car he saw, unloading an entire magazine at the driver and passenger. Thankfully, they're both

00:56okay. And yet, besides one article from a network and a couple pieces in the local papers,

01:01this isn't being talked about. I wonder why.

01:07Oh, man, another tragic story, and I want to talk about it a little bit for a couple of reasons,

01:14right? One being what he mentioned there, but like I said, I'll touch on that more here in just a

01:22second. I got a couple of video clips that I want to play for you all before we get into

01:27the meat and

01:28potatoes, all right? Let's hop back into this whole tragic situation from this 15-year-old. Yeah,

01:38the individual that did this is 15 years old. The people that are actively defending that guy

01:46out in Detroit who killed a woman because they claim that he's grieving can go to hell along with

01:53him. That woman he killed was also a mother. Now her kids are grieving. This woman was simply

01:59minding her business walking into a gas station. She said nothing to this man. The world is a scary

02:03place. The fact that you don't even have to acknowledge a person, you don't even have to

02:07exchange any words with a person, and your life can get taken in a matter of two seconds. All because

02:13someone felt like it. All because someone was having a bad day. I seen some comments where they were

02:19saying like, oh, we don't know what she said to him. We need to hear the audio. What can someone

02:25say to you within three seconds that makes you take their life? You don't even know them. And then

02:30to hear that he's only 15? You're 15 making these life-changing choices like this? Listen, I don't

02:38care if he's 15. I don't care if y'all saying it's mental illness, illness mental. Lock his ass up

02:44forever. Throw away the key too while you're at it. Y'all gonna get mad, but I really don't give

02:50a

02:51damn. Y'all know I come on this app every day fighting for us. Y'all know I believe in

02:57integrity.

02:57I believe in morals. I believe in honor. I believe in loving people. I believe in God, but I am

03:02tired.

03:03I am tired because I can't even focus on the harder issues when I have to keep talking about

03:09like this. I just watched a video of two black women walking into a store. And even though their

03:14faces were blurred, you could see the joy on them. You could see them laughing. You could see they were

03:19having a good day. And then a young man pulled out a gun and shot them. One woman was killed.

03:25The

03:25other is in critical condition. For what? What the fit those women do to deserve somebody taking their

03:31lives? And I don't want to hear every excuse in the book. I don't care if you were angry. I

03:35don't care

03:36if you were high. I don't care if you were mentally unstable. I don't care if you thought

03:40they were somebody else. None of that gives you the right to take somebody else's life. God woke

03:45all of us up with the same 24 hours. You don't get to take somebody else's 24 hours because you

03:50don't value your own. And this is what breaks my heart. These are young black men who is teaching

03:56these young men that life has no value. Who is teaching them that pulling out a gun is the answer?

04:01Who is teaching them that another person's life can be thrown away over nothing? Because eventually

04:05we're going to have to ask ourselves, who is going to take care of our communities when we're gone

04:10if we keep killing each other? Who is going to raise our children? Who is going to lead? I'm glad

04:15they

04:16arrested you. And I don't want to hear a thousand excuses for what happened. Let the justice system do

04:21what it's supposed to do. I don't believe in the death penalty because I don't believe we should answer

04:25killing with more killing. But I do believe in accountability. And to those families, I am so sorry.

04:32As somebody who's experienced the pain of losing a brother in a way that felt senseless,

04:36I don't even know what words could possibly make this better. But I saw those women laughing. I saw

04:42them happy. And that's what I'm going to remember. Somebody tried to take their lives in the middle of

04:48an ordinary day. But for at least a moment before that happened, they were alive. They were laughing.

04:54They were here. And I pray God covers those families, covers that woman who's fighting for

05:00her life and gives everybody involved the strength to get through something nobody should ever have to

05:05experience. Because this shit has to stop. At some point, we have got to put the guns down

05:10and remember that everybody we see is somebody's baby.

05:17I mean, I agree. But it's not going to stop. It's not going to. For a multitude of reasons,

05:26right? Household conditions and the justice system. The justice system is going to have leniency on him.

05:35I wouldn't give a crap if he was seven. If you're walking around with a gun and randomly killing

05:45people, you do not get to enjoy the freedom of society. You don't. I know she spoke about not, you

05:58know,

05:58the death penalty, not liking the death penalty. I think you get the death penalty if you're seven.

06:06And you do something like that. I don't care. And that is the problem. You got these young kids

06:14who are 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 in this case, right? Doing all this type of BS, getting

06:27a little slap

06:28on the wrist and going right back out into society. Doing it all over again.

06:37And that is a problem. If you started locking up these folks and throwing away the key

06:43and anybody who killed somebody, giving them the death penalty, I ain't saying a lot. I'm not saying

06:49all crime would stop, but a lot of it would. If homeboy knew, Hey, if I run into, uh, this

06:57gas

06:57station and I robbed this clerk. And if I get caught, I'm going to jail for the next 50 years.

07:03Do you think he would actually do it? Some of them would, but most of them. Oh, hell no.

07:11I'm not robbing this gas station for $400. And probably not even that really. Cause I don't

07:17think they keep that much money, but we'll go with $400. I'm not robbing this gas station for 400

07:23bucks. When I know if I get caught, it's a mandatory minimum of 50 years. I'm not getting out until

07:29I'm

07:2970. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. If I kill this man and I get caught, I'm getting

07:39the death

07:39penalty. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. You got to get stiff on the penalties. We we've gotten

07:51too relaxed. These folks get a little slap on the wrist, a little slap on the wrist and right back

07:59to

07:59business. And that's a part of the problem. Obviously it starts in the home, but also outside the home,

08:08when you get back into society and you start doing this stuff, you shouldn't just be getting

08:12slaps on the wrist. You should be getting some serious time, if not the death penalty for killing

08:17somebody. So who are we going to blame for this? Who are we going to blame for this? Huh? Because

08:23I'm getting sick and tired of us not opening up our eyes. And I'm surprised that this is not blowing

08:28up. Just like when a black person gets killed by a white person. I'm, I keep on saying it over

08:35and

08:35over and over and over and over again, black people don't care when black people die from

08:40another black person's hand. They only care when a white person kills a black person.

08:46And this is, this is, this is not opening everybody else's eyes when it comes to the

08:50black community. That the only time that they really care for their people is when like heavily

08:56and want to go march out in streets is when they die from a white person's hand. But what about

09:01when

09:01they keep on dying from their own people? Bingo. She laid it out perfectly. Where is

09:13the Al Sharptons? Where's the Ben Crumps? Where are they? Nowhere to be found. But I guarantee

09:21you had that 15 year old been a white person or had he have been a cop and he shot

09:30that black

09:30lady, those black women. You'd see Al Sharpton and Ben Crump all over the case. They, they'd

09:38be organizing marches and all, you know, the whole nine, which in my humble opinion, that

09:46tells me they don't actually care about black people. They care about the checks that they

09:51can get from the plight of some black people. That's it. They don't genuinely care because

10:00if they did, they would be in situations involved in situations like this. They, they, they, they,

10:06they, they, they, they, they would have their presence known in situations like this. They

10:10would be marching for situations just like this, the same way that they marching in the

10:15other situation, the same way that they get on their microphones and speak about every

10:19other situation. They would do the same for situations like this where innocent black women

10:27were shot and one of them killed, but they're nowhere to be found. Ain't that incredible?

10:35And yet you got these black liberals who will put people like them on a pedestal and call people

10:44like me all types of names and say that I hate black people, but they won't say anything about

10:51them. Interesting how that works. When, when in reality, they're the ones that are milking

10:59black people. They're the ones doing it. I mean,

11:09Oh man, what a shame. What a shame. Condolences to the family, of course. And, uh, the last thing

11:17I'm going to say this whole mental health thing, because the story is that he didn't have a dad

11:23and his mom had pat, his mom recently passed away or whatever. So some folks online are saying,

11:29well, you never know what people are going through. I don't give a rats. You know, what,

11:35what he was going through. I don't give a crap. If he was knee deep in depression,

11:41that does not give you the right to kill people. Like since, since, since, like maybe it's this whole

11:50Lindsey Clancy case. I don't know, but now I feel like people are using mental health as an excuse

11:58for killing people. And I'm like, yo, I'm telling you, you do not want to set that precedent.

12:06You don't want to do it because now we're giving licenses to people to just go out and knock people

12:12off and just say, you know what? I was depressed. I was going through something. I was having a mental

12:18breakdown. Does that stuff happen? Yeah, absolutely. People go through things, you know,

12:23depression, whatever else. I think being depressed is overly used. Like whatever happened to just being

12:29sad. Am I tweaking? Am I tripping? Y'all let me know what, whatever happened to just like being sad.

12:38You know what I mean? Like, man, I'm just sad today. Like people just like completely skip over sad.

12:43I'm depressed. I'm depressed. Oh man. I'm, I'm just depressed. You know, it's like, bro,

12:51shut up and sit down. You just sad, bro. You'll be over it in 30 minutes. Relax. You know, I

12:57don't

12:57know. Maybe I'm tripping. Y'all let me know in the comments, but, um,

13:05these, these, these, these, these folks, these liberals mainly are open up a can of worms that they

13:10are not going to be able to close the whole Lindsay Clancy case using mental health as an

13:16excuse to, to kill people. And this case where you got a 15 year old who possibly recently lost

13:23his mother and people using the excuse of mental health for him killing a woman, an innocent woman

13:31that did nothing to him. It's wild, man. We're living in some pretty wild times. And, uh, I refuse,

13:38I refuse to go along with that narrative. Oh, because somebody is going through something.

13:43Oh, we just got to excuse their actions. No death penalty, death penalty.

13:52I don't care. You're out of society. You do not get to walk amongst us ever again. You committed one

14:01of the most horrific crimes. And yeah, you, you, the video's out there to watch, right? Anybody can,

14:07can watch it. An innocent, an innocent old woman killed for no reason, none whatsoever. Didn't say

14:16anything to you. Didn't do anything to you was minding her own business and you killed her.

14:23All right. Death penalty. You get the same outcome that she got. How about that? I for an eye penalty.

14:35But what do y'all think? Maybe I'm crazy. Stay safe out there. Peace and love. I'm out.

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