'Tried to kill my children': Woman had to throw kids from burning roof when her partner's stepbrother lit their duplex on fire, police say

These stories of arson and family members are getting to be particularly heinous. In this case, Anthony Mohamad, 37, allegedly set fire to a duplex where his stepbrother and nine other people lived in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. Now, he faces attempted murder charges and arson charges also. This obviously problematic case is all centered around emotionalism.

It is all feelings when you get to that point where you decide to take fire to a building where babies are. One woman even broke her leg trying to flee from the flames. The state of consciousness for Mohamed reflects that of most males who can’t deal with reality.

The truth is there’s a power that is more precious than any metal or diamond in the universe: reason. With reason, Mohamed would not have set this fire and would have been able to talk out his differences and be a model citizen of selfishness and uprightness. Instead, he chose the wrong path and is going to be punished for it. His court date is set for June 2.

But it’s not just the crime, which is important, of course. It’s the ethics. The mind that stopped and shuttered like an old abandoned barn. He just shunned producing new, moral ideals, or better still, he ignored them. From choosing to become an ogre in all of this, the way he tried to slay all of those people, it would be a shame to not give him the stiffest punishment possible.

If he did in fact commit this crime and is found guilty in the court of law, it will only serve one side of justice. His erroneous ways proved to be too much for his own ugly mindset.

For his unselfish, selfless, sacrificial actions, he should be viewed as the lowest of brutes. It all relied on his sense of not being able to find his center of moral certainty. If he had been selfish, he would not be in jail right now. Only a rational, selfish person has the commitment to morality to face life’s everyday challenges. This is the crux of the world in which we live. The key part of life is to be rationally self-interested. When you burn down homes, or crash into cars during a chase, or kill your babysitter, or rape little babies, that’s all unselfish behavior. Whether you get caught or not is not the main issue. The fact that you did it and you know it is what sticks the most.

Oftentimes, people will admit to such horrific crimes. It’s because the guilt lingers in their soul like a specter in the night. What comes from all of this is the recollection that even though some actions are not criminal, they still weigh heavily on whatever is left on the mind of the individual. And that’s a standard term for someone who would commit any one or more of these atrocities.

In time, Mohamed will understand his plight. He will most certainly get prison time and have to live with this chapter in the terrible novel of his life. Babies had to be cast from the rooftop. Men and women scrambled to save their own lives. This display of utter unreason should provoke anyone to check on people that might commit such acts.

When it comes to the reality of this crime, it is apparent Mohamed couldn’t handle whatever slight he may have thought someone like his stepbrother may have had against him. Whatever the case, it didn’t warrant the start of physical force to try to kill at least ten people. His case will forever go down as the incident that showed some of the most backward nonthinking actions the state of Pennsylvania has ever seen.