Fair or Foul: boy finds his dad's drugs and calls 911

[Trillfate]

The ultimate disloyal act

 

[So ILL]

I'd beat my son's ass, nigga. How you gonna snitch on some work that's paying the bills and for the phone that you used to call? You know he looking at his son with disgust like how Bernie Mac looked at his little zesty nephew when he came out at the gymnastics event twirling a ribbon to "Eye of the Tiger" lol smh.

 

[Mastery]

The word "disown" comes to mind.

"But dad let me explain..."

 

[Fosheezy]

Damn. the man of the house can't even have drugs on his own land without son turning state on his ass

 

[LUClEN]

This would be an entirely different story if his dad was using and ruining his family

Kids just fucked himself on some 1984 shit

 

[kzzl]

Now we wait.

 

[manofmorehouse]

Little dude just rid his neighborhood of a drug dealer. Salute. Nothing good was coming out of his pop slanging

 

[jono]

It's his dad's fault for leaving the shit where it can get found. The kid believed he was doing the right thing and is not bound by any fictional "street codes."

I guess the cops kicking in the front door looking for the fucking heroin dealer would have been a better option.

 

[kzzl]

Little dude just rid his neighborhood of a drug dealer. Salute. Nothing good was coming out of his pop slanging

It's his dad's fault for leaving the shit where it can get found. The kid believed he was doing the right thing and is not bound by any fictional "street codes."

I guess the cops kicking in the front door looking for the fucking heroin dealer would have been a better option.

And here we go.

 

[Trillfate]

It's his dad's fault for leaving the shit where it can get found. The kid believed he was doing the right thing and is not bound by any fictional "street codes."

I guess the cops kicking in the front door looking for the fucking heroin dealer would have been a better option.

@jono could ya vote for the polls sake ?

And what about the fact he was snooping around in the first place? He was out of line before he snitched..

 

[CapitalB]

since that lil muthafucka wanna run to the system..

let the system take care of his ass from then on..

moms wouldnt even take that lil piece of shit in. smmfh

 

[KingLuciano]

Stay outta grown folks business, now you in foster care!

 

[Valentinez A. Kaiser]

someone raised him to do that, not no street code on snitching so I can't fault the kid.

still foul from the father's perspective that it was his kid that did him in.

it says the boy is now being raised by his grandma. So where's the mom and is this a paternal or maternal grandma?

 

[CeLLaR-DooR]

I saw my dad doin' illegal shit all the time, never once thought to call the police

 

[Sandinista]

We don't have the whole story here. Normal 11 year old boys worship their dads and don't do this shit.

So one of two things happened here:

1. The Dad was an absent father and the kid had zero emotional ties to him. So he didn't see a dad...he just saw sum dude who came over and sold drugs from the crib

2. The Dad was abusive and beat his little ass ok the regular. Kid saw them drugs, remembered that belt and figured out a way to get Ol' Boy put away.

I need more information before I vote.

 

[babelipsss]

"Never go against the family"

 

[ghostdog56]

Dam that kid was on the phone like

 

[5th Letter]

This is a double edged sword. He's wrong for snitching on his dad, but a drug dealer is now off the streets. If that was me I wouldn't have tattletale though.

 

[Swiffness!]

SCUST. It's the principle.

 

[Mastery]

Little dude just rid his neighborhood of a drug dealer. Salute. Nothing good was coming out of his pop slanging

It's his dad's fault for leaving the shit where it can get found. The kid believed he was doing the right thing and is not bound by any fictional "street codes."

I guess the cops kicking in the front door looking for the fucking heroin dealer would have been a better option.

someone raised him to do that, not no street code on snitching so I can't fault the kid.

still foul from the father's perspective that it was his kid that did him in.

it says the boy is now being raised by his grandma. So where's the mom and is this a paternal or maternal grandma?