Angeles Martinez
Non-Fiction-Like Post.
Okay. So
everyone here knows about the Boston Marathon thing, right? If you don’t, well,
it’s basically there were 2 bombs that went off during the Boston Marathon.
About 3 people were killed-an 8 year old boy included. [The poor boy was just
waiting for his parent to finish the race…waiting like a good kid at the
finishing line…]
Apparently,
they had caught the person who had done it. [There were 2 people.] One person
died, the other was alive and brought to questioning.
Right now, I have
currently finished reading “Boston suspects intended second attack in Times
Square, New York officials say.” In this article it says that the brother-yes
they were brothers, or so I’ve been informed-the brother who survived, he had
admitted that he and his brother had planned to set off 6 bombs, yes you read right, 6 bombs off in Times Square. “The
suspect, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, first told investigators that the brothers were
headed for New York to party after the marathon blasts, but he said under
later questioning that they changed plans on the fly and intended a second
attack there, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said.”
I was watching
the news before, and it said that these people, their own mother won’t come and see them. Their father, he’s coming to the US
to discuss matters, but their mother, she refuses to go to the USA.
I kinda feel
bad though. In Social Studies, we were discussing what would it be like to be
the President’s Kid. Someone said, it’s like being famous but for no reason. I can’t
help but thinking about the mother. I feel bad for her. When you’re the
President’s kid, you get pressured and looked at a lot. And the mother here,
the news reporters were surrounding her, questioning her about why she won’t go
to the US, why she won’t see her son, and all that. I personally feel bad for
the mother. She has to be judged on why she won’t see her son, who killed a
child, bombed places, admitted to bombing, injured so many people, and just
basically is hated by everyone. She’s being judged on what her son did, and it
must be hard for her. Since she claims that her son is innocent, she must
think-like every other parent-her child couldn’t have done this. ““America
took my kids away from me,” she said. “I’m sure my kids were not involved in
anything.”” That’s what people who reported this said.
Back to the Times Square thing. In this article it states
that the brothers had planned to set off the bomb in Times Square on May 1st-which
of course hasn’t gone off. The brother
who survived though, since he was hurt during the shooting that happened on
Friday, he can only write and shake his head when people ask him questions. Though
the hospital says he’s in fair condition, he doesn’t seem to be talking. But he
writes, writes most of what him and his brother planned to do, where to bomb
and all that.
I personally feel bad for everyone here-even the bombers, but
not really them so much. I mean, what could have caused them to bomb Boston and
possibly Times Square? The mother says “America took my kids away from me.”
Well, lady, no offense, but did America really take your children away? Did we
tell you to bomb Boston, injuring people and hurting a little boy? Did we tell
your son(s) to come to America in the 1st place? No. We did not. You
think they’re innocent? I don’t think so, your own son, he’s writing things down about what and his brother did! I feel
bad for you, yes, but, you can’t blame this on America lady. Your children was
targeting New York next, they admitted this. I feel bad for you, but, it’s not
right blaming America on things your own sons decided to do.