At 3 a.m. Sunday, a mother came out of the darkness in northwest Houston carrying a baby girl and screaming "My baby! My baby's been shot!" A man from a nearby house and his friend picked up the baby, rushed her inside his house and applied first aid, attempting to stop the flow of blood. She was then taken to Texas Children’s Hospital where she died shortly afterwards. The baby had been shot in the torso with the bullet exiting out the back.
The mother had been in her car with the baby strapped in a car seat when an SUV drove by and one or more of its occupants fired a fusillade of shots at her car. Her car was struck by several bullets, one of which struck the baby.
According to the Houston Chronicle, Jon Richardson, the man who tried to save the baby, said "It's a sad day in America, and a sad day in general for something like that to happen. If (the killers) don't feel remorse about something like that, realizing what has happened, something's wrong with them.”
Here’s the whole point. Gangbangers are not going to show any remorse because they have no conscience. Whenever they participate in drive by shootings or ambushes they know that they’re liable to kill someone. That’s why they’re shooting their guns in the first place. And it makes no difference whether the gangster is the driver, a non-shooting passenger or the shooter. They’re all equally guilty because they set out to kill someone.
Our criminal justice system often treats these youthful killers as though they are worthy of redemption. They are worthless sociopathic pieces of shit that should be locked up until they day they die.
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