WHAT?

LOS ANGELES - Hundreds of people converged Monday on the South Los Angeles neighborhood where Stanley Tookie Williams co-founded the Crips to say goodbye to a "homeboy" executed last week over the objections of supporters who said he had turned his life around.
Williams, clad in a gray suit, lay in an open coffin at the House of Winston Mortuary as people quietly filed by with their heads bowed.
"Mostly everyone is out here because of his reputation," said Robert Collins, 27, who said he was a former Crips gang member. "Everyone knew Tookie was no angel. Everyone's just paying their respects to him."A line of 200 stretched out the door shortly after the six-hour viewing began in mid-afternoon. More than an hour later, the line had dissipated but people were still streaming through.

Everyone of these 200 people must be either:
(a) arrested
(b) put in mental hospital

PAYING TRIBUTE TO THAT PIECE OF HUMAN WASTE? FOR WHAT? FOR BLOWING A HALF A FACE OF YOUNG GIRL WITH A SHOTGUN?

Jesus, what have this world came to