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The Disturbing Epidemic of ‘Upside-Down Morality’
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The Daily Signal
I’d like to talk about the disturbing epidemic of what I’d call upside-down morality, in which we find every possible way to contextualize or excuse evil and the victimizer, but we don’t show passion or compassion or anything for the victim.
And my point in referencing both of them is the society itself began to rationalize it or explain the difficulties.
That was Decarlos Brown Jr. who murdered her.
Decarlos Brown had committed 14 felonies and he was out.
Remember, the Decarlos Brown story was suppressed by the media for days, weeks even, as was the Auburn murder, as was the manifesto.
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