CHICAGO —  A 33-year-old Chicago man is being held without bond in connection with the stabbing death of his brother over a $2 debt. Phillip Binder allegedly stabbed to death his brother, 35-year-old Charles Binder, in front of other family members in their South Side home. Phillip Binder first approached his brother Charles outside their home. Assistant Cook County State's Attorney Mike O'Malley said once the two were inside, Phillip Binder took a large knife from the kitchen and plunged it once into his brother's chest. 

Man! What is it with Chicago these days? Absolute mayhem. I know Chicago is always kind of crazy, but since the Bama took over the white house, that place is falling apart without him! I think this story has several elements that can be glossed over rather quickly. So let's break it down one at a time.

A 33 year old man stabbed someone. Awful. He has his whole life ahead of him. This isn't too out of the ordinary though.

A 33 year old man stabbed his brother. Okay. Now we're talking about some weird Jerry Springer type stuff. We all fight with our siblings, some more then others. But stab them? That's just not cool man. Not cool. (On a side note, as not cool as stabbing your brother is, what I probably hate even more is siblings that don't fight. They pretend they're best friends in they're own little world. They think they are the Brady Bunch. That don't fly with me. I think as far as family goes, you ain't fighting? You ain't trying!)

A 33 year old killed his brother over 2 bucks! Are you crazy! You know what? I got nothing. I am more okay with the excuse of "I just wanted to know what it's like to kill a person." At least you have an excuse of a curiosity you can't control. But 2 bucks? Go walk the block, you will find that in pocket change man. This must have something to do with crack. People do crazy things on crack. Oh, here is the end of the article.

After the stabbing, Phillip Binder allegedly told his aunt she was lucky she didn't die too. According to the arrest report, the altercation began over a crack cocaine debt.

Yeah, I was right.