Columbia University student stabbed to death

[Anonymous]

Torino is a really nice and high quality of life city (where Davide, the victim is from)…..nyc is a cesspool in comparison.

He was Wordly but even the roughest Italian neighborhoods (and Torino is not napoli) is nothing compared to what you could run into in the us

Yes, I know Italian ultras have stabbed and killed people but the murder and physical violence rate is nothing like the us in general.

I would 100x rather live in Torino than even a nice neighborhood like gramercy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did any of you imbeciles read what actually happened? The murderer knifed the student in the stomach out of the blue. And you're claiming he wasn't street smart? You're the same people who would scream racist if he had altered his path.

Not only +1 but many Columbia faculty and administrators would want to expel a white student for doing such a thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

Most of the violence is committed by a specific segment of society.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

Most of the violence is committed by a specific segment of society.

Please elaborate. Which violence? School shootings? Stabbings?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

The students are adults in college. Columbia can’t keep them under lock and key and tell them not to do anything at night. It’s dark at 5 PM. That being said they do need to be cautioned to avoid the park always. But there’s no way for the college to “shut down activities at dark”

[Anonymous]

The reports said the student was killed near 123rd and Amsterdam near the north end of Morningside Park. That is over 80 blocks from the Baker complex in Inwood. If he was walking home from practice, it sounds like he was practicing at the north end of MP nowhere near the Baker complex and that the assault was near but not in the park like the Tessa Majors killing.

The problem wasn’t that the student as being reckless but that NYC/NYS lets thugs who should be serving time behind bars for decades out after a few years to commit more crimes. Until they get serious on locking up the thugs students are going to be just as vulnerable to a random attack at 116th and Broadway as at 123rd and Amsterdam, and just as vulnerable near NYU as Columbia. It’s a shame our cities are turning into cesspools again.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

Most of the violence is committed by a specific segment of society.

Please elaborate. Which violence? School shootings? Stabbings?

Violent crimes as defined by the DOJ, but I'm sure you already knew that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

Most of the violence is committed by a specific segment of society.

Please elaborate. Which violence? School shootings? Stabbings?

Violent crimes as defined by the DOJ, but I'm sure you already knew that.

Which segment of society?

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Anonymous wrote:My dd is at Columbia. She was told that she was not allowed to go to Morningside Park, or anywhere north of campus. One day, she sent me a video of her and friends at MP, just to taunt me. I immediately told her that the next tuition check would not go out until she promised me to never go again, AND we track her every move. That was two weeks ago, now she is suddenly very quiet. I have heard that other Columbia parents are now giving their kids threatening warnings.
The school is wonderful (in a NY kind of way). Intellectually challenging, and so on. However, the students can't have it all. You get to be a world renowned institution, but shucks, you can't be out late, and part of NY is off limits, darn the hardship. I believe that the young man who was killed was playing soccer way up at Baker. You can't be up at Baker playing soccer at night! The school needs to shut down activities at dark, or provide transportation back to campus.
I wish that C could round up their properties to make it more of a one campus feel. C is not as spread out as NYU, but still...maybe they could buy a sliver of MP, don't know. Sad all around, talented young man taken away from us.

My kid says C runs free rides using via. Remind your kid to use the free ride service at night.

Thanks, but I have reminded her that she can choose, either transfer to a school in a safer place or get in by dark. She loves C, and chooses to get in early, and avoid MP.
BTW, kids at NYU are killed too. U of Penn has seen its share of stabbings and shootings. We are a violent society.

Most of the violence is committed by a specific segment of society.

Please elaborate. Which violence? School shootings? Stabbings?

Violent crimes as defined by the DOJ, but I'm sure you already knew that.

Which segment of society?

Most of the violent crimes are committed by:

Male or men;
Age 16-45,
Poor,
Drug addicts,
Mentally unstable,
No job,
No education,

[Anonymous]

I lived in NYC area for 55 years. I was physically born in Manhattan, lived in Bronx, Queens and Manhattan.

In all that time only had one attempted mugging. I was 15 and brother 17 and was 1 am in Times Square.

Was back in wilding days and was 20 on two.

I still laugh. The leader stepped forward with his others line 20 feet back. My brother half way pulled out a huge switchblade nice where top half shaped line handgun and stopped. Was a cool knife appeared like a gun when half pulled out.

Guy yells everyone stop. My brother frozen half out guys goes look here Dillinger no need to be shooting we be backing up. They got back 25 feet and we took off running.

My brother later said if came forward he was going to stick him in stomach twist the knife and since leader so far out we got a head start running

I always wonder if they made fun of the leader in a doo rag for backing up on two 15 and 17 year old white kids. Or how lucky he is. He may have known 50-50 a knife or gun. But he knew 100 percent he was getting stabbed or shot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I lived in NYC area for 55 years. I was physically born in Manhattan, lived in Bronx, Queens and Manhattan.

In all that time only had one attempted mugging. I was 15 and brother 17 and was 1 am in Times Square.

Was back in wilding days and was 20 on two.

I still laugh. The leader stepped forward with his others line 20 feet back. My brother half way pulled out a huge switchblade nice where top half shaped line handgun and stopped. Was a cool knife appeared like a gun when half pulled out.

Guy yells everyone stop. My brother frozen half out guys goes look here Dillinger no need to be shooting we be backing up. They got back 25 feet and we took off running.

My brother later said if came forward he was going to stick him in stomach twist the knife and since leader so far out we got a head start running

I always wonder if they made fun of the leader in a doo rag for backing up on two 15 and 17 year old white kids. Or how lucky he is. He may have known 50-50 a knife or gun. But he knew 100 percent he was getting stabbed or shot

How is anyone not “physically born” in a spot? Can someone be born in a city but not physically all there? Or mentally not all there?

Am I missing some deeper issue here?