Yeah. He probably was just looking. There’s nothing to steal in an unfurnished and unfinished home. But you know what construction sites are? Pretty cool places to run through.

Most of that “context” was not known to the people who waited for him with guns. Also, he brought a gun to school ten years ago. 

Your argument is that he had a gun once 8 fucking years ago and jogged through a construction site (which not much of a place to steal stuff from). This, of course, makes him a “robbery suspect” (nonsensical bullshit) and justifies threatening him with a shotgun.

Yeah but I bet Aubrey is the “aggressor” because he tried to save his life.

When I’m on a run, I typically am not scanning for weapons in every truck I pass by.

Even if you’re right (which you most likely are not), the man was still murdered in cold blood by what were essentially vigilantes with weapons.

I like how you think the guy was “running from a theft.” Does he look like he has anything on him at all? Also “shoplifting conviction” is not something a white person has ever faced in their entire life.

What? He was going for a goddamn jog.

Bold of you to assume they wouldn’t have just shot him in the back and claimed he was fleeing for a gun or something.

Yeah, let’s blame the innocent guy who had a gun on him for being stupid in a time of crisis.

Damn you’re probably right.

You know those classic burglars, running in the street in shorts and a t shirt.

“I thought he was a murderer who was jogging in broad daylight in the middle of the street and nowhere near my property, Since my immediate reaction to someone trying to take my stuff is to murder the fuck out of them, I pulled out my guns that I just happened to have and killed him. It’s perfectly innocent, your…

I thought it would until they responded with more of the same.

Bruh. You clearly did not read my comment.

You are sadly probably right.

This is you:

“Never stop trying to be victims”

They just like getting angry reactions from you.

I honest to God didn’t even read that as a joke. I read “Open up Arby’s” and was like “yeah that would rile them up, makes sense.”