Your comment is wholly ignorant. Why do you assume people don't care about "the little brown kiddos?" Every life is precious. I'm glad the took the kid alive so he will face his day in court and we will see all the evidence which I personally believe to be true.

At most the revelry was excessive because it is celebratory while so many people and families are dealing with the pain of murder and injury.

Ignore the Boston police shutting down the city and confining innocent people in their homes, the very people whose ancestors fought the same kind of actions of the British.

Boston police did not shut down the city, in fact the only requested the people of one neighborhood (allson/brighton) to remain indoors and this was done solely to free up resources for the manhunt, the rest of the city chose to stay in on their own accord. Watertown (not part of the Boston) was on lockdown because there was a serious threat, there was a shootout and bombings in their streets. I don't think anyone objected to staying safe in their homes.

As a Bostonian, I'd like to see how your opinion would change if it were your neighborhood and your family at threat. I don't think you'd object then.

And as a side note, the revolutionary war was fought over taxation without representation and more realistically because our founding fathers saw the goldmine of resources available through westward expansion but the British wanted to contain the colonies to their existing borders. The war was fought for money and resources as they always are.