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Id rather my child be a bully than get bullied every week at school 🤷‍♂️

Zachary Davis was 15 years old. At 11pm he walked to his garage, picked up a sledgehammer, went to his mother's bedroom and hit her 20 times in the head while she slept. Witnesses said he was smiling while he did it. Then he walked out of the house and set it on fire with his older brother still inside. When asked why he chose that specific night he said: "I thought it was a good time." In the video below, Zachary sits across from an interviewer and describes every detail of that night - sometimes with a strange smile on his face. He said his mind was "pretty much blank" when he opened the door. He remembered standing there with the sledgehammer in one hand and his hand on the doorknob with the other. He went in. The interviewer asked what it sounded like. He said there was a thudding sound. He hit her a second time just a few seconds later. She woke up mid-attack and started seizing. He looked into her eyes. She didn't look back at him. He kept going. His reason: she wasn't taking care of the family. The interviewer asked if he had considered just talking to her instead. He said the thought hadn't crossed his mind. No rage. No panic. No hesitation in the retelling. Just a teenager describing the night he killed his mother the same way most people describe what they had for dinner. And that smile that kept coming back. Was this a child failed by every system around him, or something that no system could have predicted or stopped?

We need to bring back shame and self respect because tell me why anyone would have the audacity to bring this kind of talk on a platform like this 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

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