Take a look at this appalling video clip from a Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., security camera.
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Now tell me, what would you do if that was your son beating some homeless man with a baseball bat? Wouldn’t you be embarrassed and ashamed that the child you raised would engage in this type of criminal behavior?
What a $%&@! punk.
Watching that video Grrrs me beyond belief, and jail time isn’t enough for the punks who did it.
They should be beaten in a public forum in the same barbaric manner in which they treated their fellow human beings. And anyone who would even suggest that the victims were “just homeless people” should get the same beating.
What is going on here?
In New York we have some unemployed, punk security guard who allegedly beat his stepdaughter to death because she ate a container of yogurt. If he’s convicted, this guy should get the death penalty.
That won’t happen in New York. The only one who will get the death penalty is the victim — a little 7-year-old girl who ate a container of yogurt. That sure makes a lot of sense.
Too many of us in this great nation are too busy wondering how poor Jennifer Aniston is doing now that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are pregnant together instead of wondering how gangs of punks can roam around beating homeless people to death with baseball bats.
Too many of us are more curious about starlet Lindsay Lohan partying at a strip club and pole dancing with supermodel Kate Moss — who’s a little too old for that behavior, frankly — than about some innocent child being beaten to death by a member of her household.
In Vermont, a punk was sentenced to only 60 days for sexually abusing the child of mentally ill parents, and the judge who presided over that case is still presiding over other criminal trials. Huh? (See the Video). “This guy would have been executed in most countries,” said Bill O’Reilly.
It’s time we Grrr! some of the bigger things going on around us, damn it!
Grrrs to Go!
“Survivor“ winner Richard Hatch says he’s the worst bookkeeper in the world, but he didn’t intentionally rip off Uncle Sam. Yeah, right.
Oprah Winfrey says criticism and allegations that “A Million Little Pieces” author James Frey made up stories about his drug addiction and criminal record are much ado about nothing. I agree, but that means the book should be called fiction. Frey called it a memoir, which falls in the non-fiction category.
Hollywood likes to release its best movies in December so they can take part in the yearly gluttony called The Golden Globes, The Academy Awards, The DGA Awards, The SAG Awards, The Scripters Awards, The Film Critics Awards, the Look-At-Us-Aren’t-We-Self-Congratulatory Awards — leaving us consumers so overwhelmed with playing movie catch-up that we choose to wait for the DVD.
“Love Monkey“ actor Tom Cavanaugh is a one-note wonder who gets another network show, despite the cancellation of his NBC snooze-fest “Ed” a few seasons ago. You ever notice how people fail up in Hollywood? What, there are no more worthy actors out there? Give someone else a shot.
Gossip columnists in some of our nation’s biggest tabloids are so old they think the people who read them these days actually know who Elizabeth Taylor is. Where are the editors for some of our “Grand Dames of Gossip”? These ladies must be brought into the 21st century. Entertainment columnists out there are in some kind of time machine, and are consequently boring as hell.
Ryan Seacrest got the job I wanted. Grrr!
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