Little Boys Like Dahmer Used To Do These Things

Burned Cat Clings to Life; Girls Charged:

My Way News - "An 11-year-old boy and his friend saw the smoke and heard the cat, then eight weeks old, shrieking while the girls laughed. The girls, whose names have not been released, were charged with cruelty to animals in Sonoma County Juvenile Court last week
An 11-year-old boy and his friend saw the smoke and heard the cat, then eight weeks old, shrieking while the girls laughed. The girls, whose names have not been released, were charged with cruelty to animals in Sonoma County Juvenile Court last week.

According to Hinkle, the bill to keep the kitten alive could run between $20,000 and $30,000 even though the vet performing its surgeries has donated her services. The community's concern for the cat has prompted anger in some Sonoma County residents, who complain that the slaying of a 16-year-old boy in the same neighborhood last year did not receive as much attention continued

Now girls of today in their parents zeal for them to be "liberated and equal" apparently have chosen to head down this dangerous sick path as well. This all goes to parenting and for those who say this is just "kids being kids" that is a crock of crapola, as I'm 42 years old and throughout my lifetime have yet to meet a young girl interested in the torching and torture of animals, particularly cats as most boys don't even gain pleasure from such activities.

The last one I heard of is named in my title, Jeffery Dahmer, and we all know how he turned out.

Girls, before lesbianism became a poor and misguided life choice available to them, used to be interested in meeting boys and being ladies first, everything else second. Even tomboys still were ladies when not playing sports. I took our first basegirl on my little league team to my first dance in the fourth grade. Her name was Jennifer Gannon and she was a little babe even then and grew into a beauty queen level attractive woman now married with children, but loved baseball and was one of the first to play in the league back in 1978, in Charlottesville Virginia's Northside little league.

With today's schools and society in general blurring and confusing the genders as they are, girls aren't being taught there is a huge difference between men and women and this story is the result of what ultimately happens, along with the other violent craziness in the world and on the internet involving girls fighting all too often that is being brought into the spotlight lately by Bill O'Reilly most notably in the "in case you missed it" section of the linked page, half way down you'll see the video of the segment:

Cyber WatchWhat can be done to stop 'girl fights' on the Web

Here's a local news story from WBBM on that very thing who I personally cannot stand since the Amy Jacobson brouhaha, but happened to have this on this subject recently that I caught and remembered way before the Jacobson set up occurred.

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