[John Doenut]

And the gunshots woke the kid up again.

[csloan666]

...sooo loud, you took a stand on every little thing, and you sure could yell. You took a stand on every little thing. Well, sooo long, we wish you well. You told us how you weren't afraid to die
Well then, so long and don’t cry here.
Or feel too down.
Not all martyrs see divinity.
But at least you tried.

[Yanni]

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[Jeston]

I Don't think the killer will like the loud noise of prison for next 50 years..

[rockettemorton]

The worst part is they couldn’t figure out how to turn the damn music down in his car after he shot him.

[stranglewank]

I think he took it literally when Biggie said “Bom bom, have a nice dream!”. lol

[smoker]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

but I wouldn't have killed him

what are you, some kind of nerd?

[marble]

Fully justified.

[vulcano911]

I can hear the gunshot, but not the music.
What happenend?

[robertwilliams300]

Originally Posted by minka1 ↗

To be killed over the volume of music. And you people applaud that.

Because speaking to someone is too difficult. Typical.

But it's not trivial. If someone is using the same technology the US military used on Noreiga to drive him out of his compound, against their neighborhood, and beating the shit out of everyone within a quarter mile radius with their personal sonic seige engine, that person is evil. Scientifically evil. The laws haven't caught up with them yet because nobody wants to be a Grinch. But How the Grinch Stole Christmas was written during a time when the only way we could rattle a window with a speaker was if we threw it at it. What we're enduring today is not trivial and there is no way this guy had no idea he was making hundreds if not thousands of people's lives a living hell.

It was completely wrong that the guy shot him. And I condemn it for doing it. But if I sat in a parking lot with my music cranked up, I would feel embarrassed, guilty, and I would be concerned that someone might shoot me for being evil.