Black man says Karmelo Anthony is a killer and deserves to go to prison over Austin Metcalf's death

Only black people are at the point where they will feel sorry for the criminal and the murderer more than the actual person who's not with us anymore.The actual victim, they don't care about.Everyone feels sorry for this little monster.I never felt comfortable around you, so I got the hell away from y 'all.Y 'all think this is a game, like, oh, you're just saying this for likes and clicks.No, I'm not even near you.

My kids don't go to school with you.This ain't for likes.This is for real.Like, growing up, when my friends would come over, hey, my dad would check them at the door.Listen, man, you gotta take that do -rag off.This do -rag ain't allowed here.

My dad didn't like do -rags.Because he watches the news.He see who's doing the killing.Take that do -rag off before you come over.And that's all, like, and you know, when I was a kid, I didn't understand.I'm like, why is dad like this?

What's going on with dad, ma?Why is he tripping?Why is he embarrassing me?My mom sat me down, told me a story.Listen, your dad's seen a lot of things.What do you mean, ma?

What happened?You know, I never told you this, and don't tell your father I told you, but when we were young, you know, we used to party at your dad's house, you know, when we were 16.And his brother had just come home from the military.His brother was older.You know, your father looked up to him.He was kind of the protector of the home.

Everybody loved him.He was just a great guy.Just came home from the military, you know, and they threw a party for him.Celebrating, everybody celebrating downstairs.What happens?A knock on the door.

My father's brother goes up the stairs, opens the door.What is it?A bunch of monsters.You know, durag wearing monsters.Yo, we want to come to the party.My father's brother tells him, no, you're not.

You're not allowed.Nobody else is allowed.We're going to just keep having this party and you guys are going to leave.What do they do?Oh, yeah.Put a gun to his head, shoot him in the head.

He fall down the stairs, dies in front of my dad.

Yo, listen, that's a hell of a line.story that he just told.And even if he didn't tell it, the fact of the matter is that the culture is cooked and it's just the reality of it.We don't even know how to balance between things that are okay or we look at as just entertainment and the things that we're getting influenced by.And that's then determining how we operate within our culture.Right?

And so a lot of these people are mad But nobody is really deep diving into the real issue.And the real issue don't have nothing to do with racism.It's how we carry ourselves.It's what we've normalized.I remember growing up very similar to him, but I didn't have any of these dramatic stories, is that Even when we would go out and we would hang out or we would hoop with our friends, when they was like, all right, we about to go to your house, a lot of times we would get scared or I would be like, hey, listen, you got to change this.You got to change that.

You can't be doing this around my mom, bro.She'll grab you by your neck.You can't be doing this around my dad because we have respect.