But hey, the family's supposed to enjoy the execution the most. We don't want to hear that. That's also cruel. Too bad it's not unusual. Sometimes the best intentions in the world don't mean something's a good idea.
Kids growing up in some parts of Venice, California have it tough.
They've had gang problems, and there were a bunch of drive-bys a while back. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Venice have been working hard to keep kids on the right side of the street, and they're trying to build a new facility. To their credit, the Boys and Girls Clubs turned down the money. Thank goodness they did. Otherwise, next they'd also have to accept aggression counseling from Albert Belle, racial sensitivity training by Fuzzy Zoeller, and an anti-arson program sponsored by Zippo lighters.