lol it seems like you just wish you could kill someone in public and get away with it. You prob couldn’t though, you prob aren’t physically strong enough.
you’re very unhinged and angry though.
I don’t wish to kill anybody but I have no sympathy when someone wins a Darwin Award.
lol it seems like you just wish you could kill someone in public and get away with it. You prob couldn’t though, you prob aren’t physically strong enough.
you’re very unhinged and angry though.
Left loves to call people angry. I’ve displayed no anger here. In fact, I’m pretty happy. The idiots in NYC are starting to see the consequences for their actions.
I don’t wish to kill anybody but I have no sympathy when someone wins a Darwin Award.
Well the idiot who needlessly killed another guy is also going to see the consequences for his actions.
One person was acting unstable and likely mentally ill, but he didn't kill anyone and eyewitness accounts indicate that he didn't even do anything particularly threatening. He certainly didn't deserve to die for any of that.
I live in NYC and take the subway daily and it is incredibly rare that I feel uncomfortable at all. The unstable people who are sometimes causing a scene don't want to be that way. Many have mental and/or substance issues and they don't have the resources, the money or the mental clarity to know how to help themselves. If you ignore them, they just walk by and do their own thing. NYC is a city of anonymity - you just keep to yourself and ignore things you don't want to see - and maybe that's part of the problem. Im as guilty for that as most people here.
Only one person "snapped" and killed someone in that subway car. What if he had offered to help the guy instead?
Left loves to call people angry. I’ve displayed no anger here. In fact, I’m pretty happy. The idiots in NYC are starting to see the consequences for their actions.
I don’t wish to kill anybody but I have no sympathy when someone wins a Darwin Award.
Well the idiot who needlessly killed another guy is also going to see the consequences for his actions.
One person was acting unstable and likely mentally ill, but he didn't kill anyone and eyewitness accounts indicate that he didn't even do anything particularly threatening. He certainly didn't deserve to die for any of that.
I live in NYC and take the subway daily and it is incredibly rare that I feel uncomfortable at all. The unstable people who are sometimes causing a scene don't want to be that way. Many have mental and/or substance issues and they don't have the resources, the money or the mental clarity to know how to help themselves. If you ignore them, they just walk by and do their own thing. NYC is a city of anonymity - you just keep to yourself and ignore things you don't want to see - and maybe that's part of the problem. Im as guilty for that as most people here.
Only one person "snapped" and killed someone in that subway car. What if he had offered to help the guy instead?
You can’t use the argument “he didn’t kill anyone” because we don’t know if he would have or not. I’m not a veteran, but I’m pretty sure Marines are taught to know what situations are dangerous and which are not. I’ll take his word over internet warriors any day.
Well the idiot who needlessly killed another guy is also going to see the consequences for his actions.
One person was acting unstable and likely mentally ill, but he didn't kill anyone and eyewitness accounts indicate that he didn't even do anything particularly threatening. He certainly didn't deserve to die for any of that.
I live in NYC and take the subway daily and it is incredibly rare that I feel uncomfortable at all. The unstable people who are sometimes causing a scene don't want to be that way. Many have mental and/or substance issues and they don't have the resources, the money or the mental clarity to know how to help themselves. If you ignore them, they just walk by and do their own thing. NYC is a city of anonymity - you just keep to yourself and ignore things you don't want to see - and maybe that's part of the problem. Im as guilty for that as most people here.
Only one person "snapped" and killed someone in that subway car. What if he had offered to help the guy instead?
You can’t use the argument “he didn’t kill anyone” because we don’t know if he would have or not. I’m not a veteran, but I’m pretty sure Marines are taught to know what situations are dangerous and which are not. I’ll take his word over internet warriors any day.
Thats some crazytalk. You could say that about anybody. "he could have killed someone if I let him live".
You can’t use the argument “he didn’t kill anyone” because we don’t know if he would have or not. I’m not a veteran, but I’m pretty sure Marines are taught to know what situations are dangerous and which are not. I’ll take his word over internet warriors any day.
Thats some crazytalk. You could say that about anybody. "he could have killed someone if I let him live".
Nope. You and others here keep making that ridiculous leap. It’s a bad argument.
I am completely shocked by this response, and the response of the general population on this situation.
Where did your working souls go? You actually think Jordan Neely deserved to be murdered because he was disruptive on the subway?
Let me start by saying I am a pretty petite woman and I have lived in NYC for many years. I have also lived in other cities. The subway in NYC is by far the worst in terms of people being unruly, disruptive and even threatening and then sometimes annoying.
I strongly believed that there needs to be a crackdown on these people: the ones who do a loud jingle, or who street dance, or who solicit and bark for the attention of the whole subway car for money. And there certainly needs to be protection against those who act in a way that is threatening to others. I have been fearful on those cars of people based on the way they behave. I have been fearful on the street.
Having someone restrain someone who moves to hurt another person would be one thing...
But to be held in a chokehold for fifteen minutes, and murdered????
No.
Nope.
Nooooo way.
Honestly I am more fearful someone who feels entitled to snuff the life out of another human being like that, than I am of anything Jordan Neely could have possibly done. And it's scary to think that he just got away with taking someone's life so easily. What's next?
in Texas someone was murdered recently because they scammed a man into thinking he had to pay for parking. Murdered. Over 40 dollars.
Anyways--the idea that we feel entitled to murder someone because they scare us is NOT the same thing as self defense. You're not entitled to take someone's life away because their behavior scares you, or annoys you, or if they even scam you.
lmao just want to clarify when I said "pretty petite" I meant "very petite" not "pretty, petite"
Unless your life or the life of others were in imment danger of being taken, you just can't murder people because they are a raging A-hole and cursed you out.
What the F is wrong with you.
That guy and his friends are going to prison. Not for 1st degree murder, but easily for manslaughter.
Most states allow for use of deadly force if the person is in fear of being killed or is in danger of receiving great bodily harm. No one knows what this nut was going to do in an enclosed subway space.
this isn’t murder, just someone finally putting an end to the lunacy.
To be clear, regardless of random tweets, there are NO eyewitness accounts saying he ACTUALLY threatened someone. he was behaving erratically but no one is saying he threatened anyone.
I wasn’t on this subway ride but I’ve been riding the NYC subway regularly since pre 9/11 days. Do I know all the facts of what happened on this ride? No. However, over 2 decades of riding the NYC subway I’ve seen dozens of people assaulted, harassed, and abused. I’d bet the house that the man that died was relentlessly harassing people on that train.
Do you know how it feels to sit on a train just to goto work to feed your family and a deranged lunatic is acting so erratically you have to pray they don’t have a gun or knife or that you don’t do anything to make them direct their outburst to you? No, you have no clue. So you can say all you want “WE DONT KNOW THE FACTS” but the truth is the guy who put him in the headlock is what every commuter wishes they had the physical strength or courage to do. Play stupid games and harass people and win stupid prizes.
so he deserved to be killed because people were "uncomfortable"
“People were uNcOmFoRtabLe”… the guy had over 40 arrests and punched a 67 year old woman in the face. At what point is a human being allowed to be scared for their life? This guy has a well documented track record of committing crimes.
The amount of physical crime on the NYC subways in the past few years is outrageous. Bet dollars to donuts you’ve never even rode a NYC subway in your life. Because if you had, especially recently, you wouldn’t be spewing this uncomfortable nonsense. You would know the NYC subway crime statistics and like a reasonable person you would deduce the fact that not everyone riding the subway is just uncomfortable. Unless in your world uncomfortable means maimed or dead.
so he deserved to be killed because people were "uncomfortable"
“People were uNcOmFoRtabLe”… the guy had over 40 arrests and punched a 67 year old woman in the face. At what point is a human being allowed to be scared for their life? This guy has a well documented track record of committing crimes.
The amount of physical crime on the NYC subways in the past few years is outrageous. Bet dollars to donuts you’ve never even rode a NYC subway in your life. Because if you had, especially recently, you wouldn’t be spewing this uncomfortable nonsense. You would know the NYC subway crime statistics and like a reasonable person you would deduce the fact that not everyone riding the subway is just uncomfortable. Unless in your world uncomfortable means maimed or dead.
^ this guy gets it.
It’s usually pretty easy to tell a thug when you see one. Add in their crazy behavior and it’s a logical conclusion that action should be taken. The marine had the stones to act when others would not.
If the guy had went on and beat the hell out of someone on the train it wouldn’t even make the news