Jordan Burling - The current state of young men in 2018

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This is state of young men in 2018. A boy raised by his single mother and grandmother left to literally rot to death and waste into nothingness at 18 years old. No work, no education, no male interaction, no female interaction, no human interaction at all (neither positive nor negative), no friends, no father, hardly even a mother, no family, no future, literally nothing, so he became nothing. He didn't even kill himself, he just withered away and died and noone cared until he literally took his final breath. Apparently he looked like a holocaust concentration camp survive when he died, and paramedics arrived to find him starving to death on a filthy inflatable bed in the living room while wearing a soiled adult diaper. His grandma was watching and his mother was in the kitchen and asked the paramedics how much the funeral would cost and joked that at least she would get time off work.

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This boy wasn't some disabled invalid, he seems like he was a completely normal boy. He had posters of Final Fantasy characters and footballers in his room, and enjoyed watching WWE on TV at night and playing video games. He was pulled out of school at 12 years old by his mother for being bullied who promised she would homeschool him, but she didn't do anything and left him to starve to death. Apparently he refused to see a doctor because he was literally 1 minute late to a doctor's appointment, probably because that was the last straw for him as he felt even doctors were rejecting him and pushing him away. His mother and grandmother justified letting him rot by saying he would "lash out" if they tried to call a medic, but how much opposition can a skeletal holocaust victim pose? Typical single mothers likely shifting the blame to him and playing the victim, "He raised his voice at me, I'm so hurt and devastated, men are so horrible to us poor women" while this fat bitch still needed her own mother to help with her life and had a job at Poundworld (the UK equivalent of Dollar General), so she was obviously still socially competent and normies enough to interact with people and hold the job for years. Apparently she lied to her colleagues and said she had taken him to the doctors every few months but they couldn't figure out what was wrong with him, even though the last time he had gone to the a doctor was 6 years ago. She just let him waste away in the living room while she went to work and probably spent all day chatting all day with her normie co-workers.

He also had a 25 year old sister who would come round to drop her excess crap and use the place like a storage facility, and she has a different surname to the others so she is likely married. She will have also seen her own brother literally dying in that house and didn't give a shit.

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Jordan Burling was a victim of this feminist dystopian matriarchy we are facing now, and if things don't change, his story will become more common, not less. At no point in his life would he have had a chance at an education, friends, family, a job, and definitely not a relationship of any kind, and he probably realised this and gave up, even though looking at him there was literally nothing wrong with him and no reason he didn't deserve a glimmer of hope at some point. I sincerely wish his name and face become synonymous with what is happening to young men, so that at least he didn't die completely in vain and forgotten, as he probably thought he would be.

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A teenager was so emaciated when he died that his appearance was compared to that of a World War Two concentration camp victim. Why did his mother and grandmother, who have been convicted of his manslaughter, fail to call for help until it was too late?
Jordan Burling weighed under six stone (37kg) when he died, having wasted away due to extreme malnutrition. His life ended on a makeshift bed in the lounge of the family home, where he had been confined for some months.
It wasn't the first tragedy at the house in Butterbowl Garth in Farnley, Leeds. Jordan's grandfather, Herbert Cranston, took his own life in a bedroom in 2006. In another, Jordan's mother Dawn Cranston gave birth alone. When she realised the baby was unresponsive, she wrapped his remains in plastic bags and hid them in a rucksack in a wardrobe, where they were not found until after Jordan's death in June 2016.
Dr Cleo Van Velsen, a consultant psychiatrist who assessed Dawn, told the trial the house was "sealed off" and the family had made a "psychic retreat into a cave" to protect themselves emotionally. "You pay a price for that, for not connecting with the world; they reinforced each other's behaviour rather than challenged each other." Jordan was confined to the lounge for the final months of his life after he became immobile

Neighbours described the family as "strange and reclusive". "I saw [Jordan] very occasionally, I never saw him out on his own or with friends," said resident, Liam Morgan. "He was a little chubby lad, very quiet - he didn't want to interact with anybody." Social services became involved with the family in 2001, when a health visitor felt Dawn and Jordan's father Steven Burling were "struggling and need parental support". In 2002, a primary school report stated there was a "general neglect of Jordan's basic needs", with the young boy lacking toilet training, having black teeth, and few language skills. Not long after, the family was evicted from their home over rent arrears and the couple split up - sparking the move to Butterbowl Garth.
Jordan, his sister Abigail and mother Dawn moved into Denise Cranston's home in 2002. It was around this time that Dawn, unaware she was pregnant, gave birth in her son's bedroom. She told the courtroom she "panicked" when she went into labour and decided not to call for help as she "didn't want to worry" anyone. Dawn said she "tried everything" for up to an hour, including mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but there "were no signs of life at all".
She then placed the body in the bag behind jigsaws and board games at the top of a wardrobe, where it remained for 14 years. Dr Van Velsen told the jury Dawn's behaviour was consistent with a dissociative disorder called depersonalisation - a defence mechanism characterised by a sense of disconnect from the world and your body to cope with acute anxiety or trauma. Her defence barrister claimed her life had been shaped by several traumatic incidents - she was bullied in school, the family home was repeatedly targeted by gangs, and it had the shadow of her father's suicide hanging over it.

His mother told the court she bought textbooks, a laptop and printer; researched teaching methods, and took Jordan to the National Railway Museum in York and the National Media Museum in Bradford. This continued until he was 16, when he expressed an interest in going to college, but he hadn't sat any exams. His hobbies were that of a typical teenage boy. He enjoyed going to HMV to buy video games and DVDs. On his walls were posters of Top Gear's The Stig, characters from the Final Fantasy computer game franchise and Chelsea footballers.
One of his biggest obsessions was WWE wrestling, and he, Dawn and Abigail stayed up most of the night watching live events beamed from the United States. He was described by his family as "independent" and "stubborn" and had seen himself as the "man of the house" when he turned 18 on 4 July 2015. Denise Cranston, 70, Abigail Burling, 25, and Dawn Cranston, 45 all had a part to play
But two months later Jordan was seen "looking pale" and covered with a bed sheet on a chair in the lounge by a council housing department employee.

It was at this point Steven made regular contact with Dawn via text, urging her to take their son to see a doctor. Poundland colleagues said Dawn claimed she had taken him to the doctors and they "couldn't work out what was wrong" - but in reality he hadn't seen a GP for six years. His mother told the court he wouldn't have seen a doctor even if one had been called due to an incident when he been turned away for arriving late for an appointment. In her defence, Denise said she feared her grandson would lash out if she called a medic. She told police, "he was an adult, it was his choice".
Jordan was an avid gamer and collected DVDs, with posters on his bedroom wall including Top Gear's The Stig and characters from the Final Fantasy computer game series.
Duty of care was a key argument in the trial, with the defence saying 18 was a "magic number" - the point at which someone can refuse medical treatment. The prosecution argued "age did not come into it" and Denise and Dawn retained a duty of care due to Jordan's worsening condition and vulnerability.
In the final months of his life, they cleaned him in the lounge and treated his worsening bedsores by washing them with salt water and covering them with sanitary pads. Dawn agreed it was like caring for a baby again and changed his adult nappy twice a day. She slept downstairs on the sofa beside Jordan, who lay on a mattress on top of an inflatable bed.
His mother denied there were fewer and fewer nutrients entering his body at this point, but Jordan's weight was dropping alarmingly. Meals were eaten in front of the TV on his lap, although his mother said she couldn't be sure how much he had eaten as there was a bin at the foot of the sofa.
Dawn eventually called 999 on 30 June when Jordan's breathing became shallow. He died in the room he had become confined to. A dietician said Jordan's body mass index (BMI) was the lowest she had ever recorded.

Child protection expert Dr Bernard Gallagher said the family clearly slipped through the net in terms of agency support. Dr Van Velsen said Dawn's depersonalisation disorder might have caused her to fail to "manage a situation in a way that was healthy". It could explain the ways she handled both the birth of her baby and Jordan's death, which was recorded as acute bronchopneumonia, resulting from his malnutrition, immobility and infected bed sores. The situation could have been exacerbated by the lack of agency support - something child protection expert, Dr Bernard Gallagher, said should have been "more long-term and more for forceful". But prosecutor Nicholas Lumley told the trial: "There was no other reason for his dying, no natural or other illness, apart from the conditions created for him by the accused.
"Jordan's neglect and maltreatment went on and on and on."

Nigger, do you have any idea where you are?

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These dumb whores should face the guillotine, they make drastic decisions but back out later on, killing two people in the process and toying with their lives all through out. Dumb, dumb, dumb whores.