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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Daniel Penny's defense fund is now up to $ 2,284,047.

Good.  He has excellent legal counsel.  [/quote]
Excellent legal counsel wouldn’t be suggesting he give interviews like this.
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I read the interview. Penny has a few loose screws. [/quote]

Would you rather leave your child in a locked room with Penny, or with Neely?[/quote]

My kid will be raised properly [b]to leave the room if either are acting weird. 
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Still doesn’t change the fact that Penny doesn’t have all his marbles.[/quote]

That's not an option on a subway car that's between stations.[/quote]

I lived in NYC for over a decade, commuted daily on the subway. I've been on the train many times with ranting homeless and mentally ill people. Every NY'er knows that you move to the other side of the subway car while in motion then exit the car at the next stop. You don't engage at all with the mentally ill person. You notify the conductor at the next station and they wait for NYPD to arrive.

Penny has some sort of Hero Syndrome. He's not all there. [/quote]

How many times did you call 911 for a raving homeless person?  There were multiple 911 calls before Penny did anything - Neely wasn't just a "ranting homeless and mentally ill" person.  He was next level and many people on that train car knew it.  [/quote]

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