DUSTIN CAMP
I'll be adding to the story about this gem of the American Family later. For now, read this and this.
American Hero of the gridiron Dustin Camp got away with murder for very simple reasons: He played football and he committed murder in Texas. What else do you need to know?
Is this the same guy? If not, then it's an amazing coincidence.
I never met Brian, but I followed his lifestyle in the same era, while living in California and being harassed by jocks on a continuous basis. I remember feeling like a outcast by simply looking like one, and for that reason being punk was more than just looking different. However, I always felt the danger when around jocks, and I knew it had everything to do with how jocks hated being confused and threaten by anything foreign. Also, jocks wanted control, and they felt especially owed when they were emerging stars that made schools profitable. I believe the problem starts with the coaches, who can careless with how many cheerleaders are sexually exploited by their players, just as long as the players are performing well and winning games. Overtime, this sort of attitude with jocks becomes a god complex, and when faced with people that are 180 degrees out of phase with their simplistic mindsets, such as with punks or other freaks; jocks respond with violence to show dominance. In the case with Dustin; I highly doubt any of his coaches ever talked to him about acceptance, and if any of them did I'm sure the outcome of Brian's life would of probably turned out differently.
ReplyDeleteAnyone considering terrorism as a solution to their problems can learn all they need to know about the value of human life by following this case.
ReplyDeletedustin camp should be judge and jail no one deserve to die the way brian deneke die
ReplyDeleteApparently Brian Deneke's life and those of many other victims isn't valued by either our criminal justice system or the general public.
ReplyDeleteTerrorists can learn from this.