YOU CAN TAKE THE BOY OUT OF THE JUNGLE BUT...

 THE MAX ALLEN REPORT

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Volume #102022-1415                              October 20, 2022

You can take the boy out of the jungle but ...

Senseless violence is the trademark of V.A.B.s

Look at this piece of dog crap!  All dressed up with nowhere to go.  Proof positive that you can take the boy out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the boy.  V.A.B.s exemplify the retro-behaviour of uncontrolled monkey business.

Dateline North Carolina -- 17-year-old piece of crap [nameless because of being a minor and a minority] has been captured after spending weeks on the lam, hiding out in friend's houses and in small clearings in the woods.  Well, he's in jail now but it doesn't look like justice will be done.  He's accused of murdering two people in cold blood.

This is just the sort of senseless violence one sees in a troop of chimpanzees or apes.  There is the simian cry for violence as testosterone races through the system and genetics kick in.  Says noted anthropologist Geoff Marlboro, "The violence is more prevalent among the Negroid race.  It's in their genes, installed as a survival mechanism.  Mere hundreds of years of domestication have failed to stifle the underlying penchant for senseless, random, and extreme violence."

Click here: https://nypost.com/2022/10/05/17-year-old-arrested-in-killing-of-two-north-carolina-teens/

Because of North Carolina's strict juvenile anonymity laws this monkey is likely to be tried as a juvenile where he cannot receive more than seven years in prison.  Yep, I spoke with Sheriff's Deputy Alan McCardle; "It's a double whammy.  You're dealing with a minority-minor; one who is of a 'protected class' due to his colour and he is a minor child.  Put those two things together and you've got 'superman', an almost untouchable, on your hands."

It's time we broke out the Kryptonite in the form of a sound caning and lengthy incarceration.  Lock 'em up, beat 'em, maybe let 'em go some day.  Maybe.

I'm Max, and that's the way I see it!