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re: NYPD officers punch, choke, and mace homeless man that refused to get off subway train
Posted on 7/17/20 at 7:19 am to YF12
Posted on 7/17/20 at 7:19 am to YF12
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What kind of crime triage are they engaging in?
Wasn’t the Chief of Department attacked by a mob with bats while escorting a peaceful march. I believe the incident occurred on the Brooklyn Bridge.
I mention this because you act as though the NYPD has control of the city. Based on the above incident, I would argue that they don’t have control.
Mob attacks police
FWIW, I looked for CNN, Wapo, NY Times etc., but didn’t see a link to the incident.
Posted on 7/17/20 at 7:43 am to LSUJML
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Why were the officers called to the subway to get him off the train?
He probably threatened the sensitive social workers.
Posted on 7/17/20 at 7:56 am to jimmy the leg
Recent events have pointed out that Americans are going to have to make a fundamental choice about the direction of this country.
1. We can live in a country of laws and expected social behavior. In that society, those who step outside the defined lines, as set by legislators elected by the people, are taken into custody and tried / punished by the justice system. The police are charged with taking those people into custody and when the offenders resist there are consequences in the form of force and an arse whipping.
2. Or we can live in a country where the individual is always first and the individual has the right to do whatever the frick they want regardless of how it impacts others and police / the government is discouraged from attempting to alter their behavior.
I am very, very much a pro freedom individualist who believes in personal responsibility. But I am also enough of a realist to know that my rights to freedom end when my actions start impacting others. That is society.
Option 3 is we go back to Old West rules where if you frick with me I shoot you dead and everyone walks around wary of everyone else.
1. We can live in a country of laws and expected social behavior. In that society, those who step outside the defined lines, as set by legislators elected by the people, are taken into custody and tried / punished by the justice system. The police are charged with taking those people into custody and when the offenders resist there are consequences in the form of force and an arse whipping.
2. Or we can live in a country where the individual is always first and the individual has the right to do whatever the frick they want regardless of how it impacts others and police / the government is discouraged from attempting to alter their behavior.
I am very, very much a pro freedom individualist who believes in personal responsibility. But I am also enough of a realist to know that my rights to freedom end when my actions start impacting others. That is society.
Option 3 is we go back to Old West rules where if you frick with me I shoot you dead and everyone walks around wary of everyone else.
Posted on 7/17/20 at 7:56 am to YF12
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Except they are spending time on this when they are letting thousands of other worse crimes slide.
So you have to ask.
What kind of crime triage are they engaging in?
To me it looks like lazy low hanging fruit comes first.
what a ducking stretch
Posted on 7/17/20 at 8:03 am to Gravitiger
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We did hear of it, though.
I think he means there won't be a mass "outrage" over this particular incident...
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