Michael Brown's mother possibly involved in strong-armed robbery...

[Rostov Papa]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...r-s-death.html


SMH...

[Run]

Strong arm is no weapon. Just to clarify.



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[Mike D]

I don't know if I can really blame the lady though...sounds to me like those people are just selling the shirts to profit off her son's death. At least give the family some of the proceeds or something if you're going to sell those shirts with his name on it.

Just my 2 cents.

[Mr Ehrmantraut]

I don't know if I can really blame the lady though...sounds to me like those people are just selling the shirts to profit off her son's death. At least give the family some of the proceeds or something if you're going to sell those shirts with his name on it.

Just my 2 cents.

Those people as in his mother in law?.

Looks like they all just concerned with cashing in, sad.

[Mike D]

Those people as in his mother in law?.

Looks like they all just concerned with cashing in, sad.

Oh shiz, that's his mother-in-law?

apparently I didn't read that article thoroughly enough

[Mike D]

Wait a minute...dude was married? I didn't even know that.

[Rostov Papa]

Those people as in his mother in law?.

Looks like they all just concerned with cashing in, sad.

This... That's the feeling I get.

Can't believe they are scheduled to speak in Geneva, Switzerland at a human rights conference.

[squealpiggy]

I don't know if I can really blame the lady though...sounds to me like those people are just selling the shirts to profit off her son's death. At least give the family some of the proceeds or something if you're going to sell those shirts with his name on it.

Just my 2 cents.

From the article:

"In response, Gordon reiterated that she was Michael's mother-in-law and said that unless McSpadden had a patent with her son's name on it, she would continue to sell the merchandise. "

Yes because you can patent peoples' names now. Who knew?

Far be it from me to decry the sorry state of education in the States but...

[MrTambourineMan]

[1bad65]

Trayvon Martin's family attempted to trademark the phrase "I am Trayvon". I'm not sure if they were successful though.