What happened to blaming the gun?

Dazie Williams’s 22-year-old son had just picked up three pairs of the hotly anticipated Air Jordans at the 2012 release event right before Christmas when he was shot and killed.

Now, in addition to seeing Neal Bland, one of the accused gunman, on trial for the death of her son, Williams is going after the people that she believes created the climate that got her son killed: Michael Jordan and Nike.

“My son’s life was worth more than a pair of shoes,” Williams told reporters. “Nike and Michael Jordan didn’t pull the trigger that took my son’s life, but with great power comes great responsibility.”

Link:
http://thegrio.com/2016/02/03/mother-se ... ons-death/

And it's McDonald's fault too that people are fat. Sue the feds too as they print money so valuable that people routinely kill for it.

Come on Jordan, didn't you learn anything from Spiderman?

ArmedAndLiberal wrote: What happened to blaming the gun?
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That low hanging fruit has already been plucked? Gotta find a way to differentiate?

Sometimes I feel as though I stepped through the "looking glass" Is HCChe Queen?.Another thought, the victim was into those status symbols. Why not blame the culture that puts such a high value on them and the culture glorified thugs in some rap songs or is that too much like taking responsibility?