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Hanna wrote on 2013-04-21 17:37
I will still consider the boy innocent until proven guilty.
There are too many questions will too little answers.
So we know his brother was involved, but that doesn't necessarily mean he was too, for all we know he could have just been a innocent bystander who got scared after a manhunt came after him.
He could have had no idea his brother was going to do anything.
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Sepia wrote on 2013-04-21 17:58
Quote from Hanna;1072698:
I will still consider the man innocent until proven guilty.
There are too many questions will too little answers.
So we know his brother was involved, but that doesn't necessarily mean he was too, for all we know he could have just been a innocent bystander who got scared after a manhunt came after him.
He could have had no idea his brother was going to do anything.
He's 19.
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Drizzit wrote on 2013-04-21 18:03
Quote from Sepia;1072709:
He's 19.
19 is basically still a kid.
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Hanna wrote on 2013-04-21 19:24
Quote from Sepia;1072709:
He's 19.
19 is still a kid
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Sumpfkraut wrote on 2013-04-21 21:42
19 is a young adult. Maybe a ripe adolescent too, but lightyears from an actual "kid".
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Cynic wrote on 2013-04-21 21:50
Quote from Sumpfkraut;1072783:
19 is a young adult. Maybe a ripe adolescent too, but lightyears from an actual "kid".
^
Not to mention he is not only a legal adult, but he also (presumably) committed an adult crime. Therefore; adult.
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Blassreiter wrote on 2013-04-21 22:01
IMO, age 18~25 is the Limbo of adolescence/adulthood. You're considered being in both sides depending on the situation (i.e. if the said age group is in trouble people would call them "kids" just so they can get more support for being "kids", but if they did a heinous crime like bombing or murder then people would label them "adults". It's total shit to be in this age group because according to many people you're still too young to be taken seriously by society yet you're too old to be protected.)
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Lan wrote on 2013-04-22 00:00
Quote from Hanna;1072698:
I will still consider the boy innocent until proven guilty.
There are too many questions will too little answers.
So we know his brother was involved, but that doesn't necessarily mean he was too, for all we know he could have just been a innocent bystander who got scared after a manhunt came after him.
He could have had no idea his brother was going to do anything.
Mr Menino said evidence indicated that the accused pair had acted alone, but that the elder of the two, 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev, had "brainwashed his younger brother" into carrying out the attack.
"It does seem to be pretty clear that this suspect took the backpack off, put it down, did not react when the first explosion went off and then moved away from the backpack in time for the second explosion,'' he told NBC News, saying he had been briefed on the footage by law enforcement officials.
"It's pretty clear about his involvement and pretty chilling, frankly," he said.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22240327
He's 'probably' guilty, brain washed or not.
Dzhokhar, 19, (right) was awarded a scholarship to pursue further education; he wanted to become a brain surgeon, according to his father
Yoorah blame the crazy older brother.
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Blassreiter wrote on 2013-04-22 00:15
[Image: http://puu.sh/2EELW.png]
I find the captions saying
rich in oil very ominous. I hope Chechnya wont need any dosage of
democracy for being
rich in oil...
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Cannibal wrote on 2013-04-22 00:15
Quote from Lan;1072827:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-22240327
He's 'probably' guilty, brain washed or not.
Yoorah blame the crazy older brother.
He
definitely planted that bomb. The photos are proof enough for that.
But I just can't see him doing this without being coerced into it. No, it's not because he's cute, and not even because he's
young. All types of people do terrible things.
This guy had a really, really bright future. His friends described him as genuine. He talked about peace and saving lives by being a lifeguard on
his Twitter. It just doesn't seem
right.
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Lan wrote on 2013-04-22 00:30
Quote from Cannibal;1072836:
He definitely planted that bomb. The photos are proof enough for that.
But I just can't see him doing this without being coerced into it. No, it's not because he's cute, and not even because he's young. All types of people do terrible things.
This guy had a really, really bright future. His friends described him as genuine. He talked about peace and saving lives by being a lifeguard on his Twitter. It just doesn't seem right.
Dzhokhar, 19, (right) was awarded a scholarship to pursue further education; he wanted to become a brain surgeon, according to his father <-
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ZazieTheBeast wrote on 2013-04-22 00:44
Quote from Blassreiter;1072835:
[Image: http://puu.sh/2EELW.png]
I find the captions saying rich in oil very ominous. I hope Chechnya wont need any dosage of democracy for being rich in oil...
russia has given them a couple doses already, which you can say is what started most of this
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Lan wrote on 2013-04-22 00:45
Quote from Cannibal;1072836:
He definitely planted that bomb. The photos are proof enough for that.
But I just can't see him doing this without being coerced into it. No, it's not because he's cute, and not even because he's young. All types of people do terrible things.
This guy had a really, really bright future. His friends described him as genuine. He talked about peace and saving lives by being a lifeguard on his Twitter. It just doesn't seem right.
His cousin, Zaur, told the Boston Globe that he 'used to warn Dzhokhar that Tamerlan was up to no good' while Tamerlan's boxing coach said the younger brother would watch him train, 'he idolized him', he told the Boston Herald.
On April 21 2012 he wrote in Russian: 'I will perish young' while last month he tweeted 'Never underestimate the rebel with a cause'.
This was the same day his older brother is believed to have returned to the country after a mysterious six month absence.
Dzhokhar also made plain his feelings on 9/11.
He also posted: 'Idk [I don't know] why it's hard for many of you to accept that 9/11 was an inside job, I mean I guess f*** the facts y'all are some real #patriots #gethip.'
He also wrote: 'A decade in America already, I want out.'
His high school friend Mercado said there was only one time he remembered him discussing terrorism.
'A friend of mine remembered a conversation he had had with Dzhokhar. It was along the lines of when justified, terrorism is not necessarily a bad thing.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2312374/Andrew-Glasby-Friend-younger-Boston-bombing-suspect-Dzhokhar-Tsarnaev-speaks-out.html?ito=feeds-videoxml Notice I am skipping over all the good things written about him.
Apparently if he was not found he probably would have died as he had apparently been shot in the neck.
There's also this:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2312588/EXCLUSIVE-How-Muslim-convert-widow-Boston-bomber-brainwashed-terrorist-husband-gave-dreams-college-baby-21.html?ICO=most_read_module
The older brother brainwashed his wife apparently? Probably bs but if it's true then the older one had experience with so called brain washing.
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Hanna wrote on 2013-04-22 00:45
Quote from Blassreiter;1072792:
IMO, age 18~25 is the Limbo of adolescence/adulthood. You're considered being in both sides depending on the situation (i.e. if the said age group is in trouble people would call them "kids" just so they can get more support for being "kids", but if they did a heinous crime like bombing or murder then people would label them "adults". It's total shit to be in this age group because according to many people you're still too young to be taken seriously by society yet you're too old to be protected.)
Yep, I'm not saying he's not legally considered an adult, but I have never met a 19 year old that wasn't still a kid mentally
if he spray painted a wall people would go "damn kids!" but if I say "boy" which doesn't even necessarily mean kid, btw you guys freak out
wat.
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BobYoMeowMeow wrote on 2013-04-22 05:57
Quote from Hanna;1072526:
how did the guy end up like this anyway
News sources say he attempted suicide via mouth trigger but did not blow out his brains.
Give this case another week or month as with all incidents.