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On September 15, 2006, Holly Jean Quick was found dead in her bloodied bedroom. Tamir Hamilton, a friend of Holly's older sister, had raped and killed the 16-year-old, leaving her body in bed to be discovered by her mother in the morning. "I pulled the blanket back, and she was staring at the ceiling. She was gone. Someone cut her throat."

On September 15, 2006, Holly Jean Quick was found dead in her bloodied bedroom. Tamir Hamilton, a friend of Holly's older sister, had raped and killed the 16-year-old, leaving her body in bed to be discovered by her mother in the morning. "I pulled the blanket back, and she was staring at the ceiling. She was gone. Someone cut her throat."

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It's drugs. When pregnant women do opioids, even a little, it destroys frontal lobe development in the fetus. Kid is born looking normal, but without impulse control.

More drugs, less impulse control in the fetus..

Result is easily triggered hyper-violence, drivebys, fights, and impulsive "muh dik" behaviour.

State mandated schools for criminally committed children are full of these kinds of "kids". 15 year olds that are 6' and 200 with the emotional control of a 4 year old. They throw tantrums that could easily kill people....and have, so they're locked up in kiddie prison school.

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Drugs during pregnancy certainly play a major role, especially when it's generations after generations, and at the same time I'm pretty sure it's not a "single issue problem", more like a cocktail of all the bad stuffs pretty much