Seeing all the talk about killing the driver is really disheartening.
I am actually from this area and frequented this street. The fact that people are jumping to punishment when the larger community is still reeling from this whole thing is really hard to read. I do ask, how many of you nonchalantly talking about the death penalty live in this area? I can get people being upset and if you are DIRECTLY related to the incident then emotions and tensions are probably a lot more high.
I am in no way saying that people that aren't as locally affected by this are by no means overreacting or anything. But as someone who is being affected by this in more ways than one this whole conversation around if we should kill the driver or not is really inhumane feeling. It's not needed right now, it feels so extra and that it's not helping people actually affected by the circumstances.
I used to go to Boscos Social Club with my friends, my mother worked a a resale shop right there, I can see it some of the pictures. Let the blood dry before you want even more blood. Yeah I agree there should be consequences, of course there should, but lets not talk about shedding more blood while people are still fighting for their lives. :(
Sorry if I contradict myself and if I am not making complete sense, this is really negatively affecting my life. My dad is actually going to Waukesha Memorial Wednesday and this is all too real for me.
Side note: I am mentally taking care of myself. I refuse to watch any of the videos of the event and have seen snippets but am trying to take the day as it comes. I get that I don't need to come here and read this stuff but it's still really hard to not.