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Anonymous wrote:You know what? We’re on page 35 and just going in boring circles at this point. So let’s cut to the chase:

I don’t much care about the welfare of the drug addicted mentally ill. Not on the subway, not on the sidewalk outside my office, not in their disgusting tents that we’ve apparently just decided to make permanent fixtures in the nation’s capital. And the liberal among you with (allegedly) more empathy need to do better than “thoughts and prayers” that these situations will magically improve. Every single city in the US that has adopted leftist policies toward crime, drugs, homelessness, etc. is an absolute sewer where this stuff is happening at an exponentially increasing rate.

This particular guy was a violent threat to everyone in that subway car. The marine and others who held him down were risking their own lives in public service. As it happens I don’t know how to put a violent man in a choke hold and subdue him, so I likely would have shot him with my CCW if put in the same situation.

Speaking as a Black woman, I agree with you.

If I had been in that subway car, I would’ve been so grateful for that man who put hands on Jordan Neely so everyone else could escape safely.

You know why? Because the Jordan Neelys of the world pose the biggest threat to ME.

I am an unambiguously Black, dark skinned, blickety Black, mixed with dark and midnight sista. No one’s mistaking me for anything but Black. This matters because you know who people like Jordan Neely most often go for? People like me. Before I finally escaped NYC, I had dozens and dozens of these encounters in the subway, on the bus, on the sidewalk each year. I was heavily pregnant, I had these kinds of encounters on the daily because these predators knew I couldn’t run away.

All these bleeding heart white liberals walk around wrapped in white privilege. It’s a very rare black man who’s going to put hands on you, grab your ass, get in your face expecting you to give him money because he’s a brotha, cuss you out, slap you, punch you, follow you home, watch you to learn when you take your train and stand there waiting for you. Rinse and repeat daily. All except the craziest Black folk know you don’t mess with white folk unless you want things to get really real for you. Middle class whites have that kind of immediate threat of violence escalating into actual violence experience maybe once a decade, maybe once a lifetime.

So, white liberals can say things like ‘the mentally ill people like Jordan Neely pose little threat’ because what you really mean is that they pose little threat TO YOU.

Black women like me, on the other hand? We have the highest murder, rape, DV, robbery etc. rates of any race of women, apart from Native American women on reservations. Do you know who’s beating, robbing, raping, and killing us ? Aggressive Black men like Jordan Neely. Back in the day, no cop would show up for a black woman fighting off some brotha off his meds. Now, if the police do show up, some white liberal is going to let him out the next day on these BS bail policies to come bash my head in and they’ll call it justice.

None of you virtue signaling, pathologically narcissistic white liberals think of the victims because you’re so rarely the victims.

Honestly, looking at videos of how aggressive Jordan Neely was and seeing how long his rapsheet was, I bless that good samaritan who took him out because women like ME are the biggest beneficiaries every time a Jordan Neely is off the streets. It’s unfortunate he died, but he definitely had it coming. That was some street justice for all of the victims who have suffered at his hands thanks to the arrogant white liberals posting nonsense in this thread.

Sorry, not sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Neely was a one man crime wave with a rap sheet longer than the tale of two cities. His crimes have included multiple instances of where he punched women in the face, including elderly people. Unfortunately once someone stood up to him it led to his death. The dude should have never been on the streets in the first place, and should have been in jail or a mental institution.

+1. One served his country, the other one was a documented criminal. I feel sorry for one of them in this unfortunate case, and it is not the criminal.

Oh please. Dude joined the marines because he didn’t know what else to do with his life. Now he’s a college dropout looking to become a bartender. He’s an aimless drifter. I’ll never understand the idolization of the military. Do you really think our finest go into it?

DP. I don’t care who he is but he solved the problem countless social workers and politicians and policemen couldn’t. Enough said!

Why not just come out and say that you believe in extrajudicial killings? In your world, anyone who feels threatened should just be able to shoot or strangle or otherwise "neutralize" the source of the threat, right?

Anonymous wrote:With our lifespans increasing, we are going to have a huge problem going forward with elderly individuals who are on housed as well as the mentally and physically disabled. Many are now lving well past their parents. Medicaid money for them is going to run out much sooner than later

Our society as a whole cannot keep subsidizing their care

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You know what? We’re on page 35 and just going in boring circles at this point. So let’s cut to the chase:

I don’t much care about the welfare of the drug addicted mentally ill. Not on the subway, not on the sidewalk outside my office, not in their disgusting tents that we’ve apparently just decided to make permanent fixtures in the nation’s capital. And the liberal among you with (allegedly) more empathy need to do better than “thoughts and prayers” that these situations will magically improve. Every single city in the US that has adopted leftist policies toward crime, drugs, homelessness, etc. is an absolute sewer where this stuff is happening at an exponentially increasing rate.

This particular guy was a violent threat to everyone in that subway car. The marine and others who held him down were risking their own lives in public service. As it happens I don’t know how to put a violent man in a choke hold and subdue him, so I likely would have shot him with my CCW if put in the same situation.

Speaking as a Black woman, I agree with you.

If I had been in that subway car, I would’ve been so grateful for that man who put hands on Jordan Neely so everyone else could escape safely.

You know why? Because the Jordan Neelys of the world pose the biggest threat to ME.

I am an unambiguously Black, dark skinned, blickety Black, mixed with dark and midnight sista. No one’s mistaking me for anything but Black. This matters because you know who people like Jordan Neely most often go for? People like me. Before I finally escaped NYC, I had dozens and dozens of these encounters in the subway, on the bus, on the sidewalk each year. I was heavily pregnant, I had these kinds of encounters on the daily because these predators knew I couldn’t run away.

All these bleeding heart white liberals walk around wrapped in white privilege. It’s a very rare black man who’s going to put hands on you, grab your ass, get in your face expecting you to give him money because he’s a brotha, cuss you out, slap you, punch you, follow you home, watch you to learn when you take your train and stand there waiting for you. Rinse and repeat daily. All except the craziest Black folk know you don’t mess with white folk unless you want things to get really real for you. Middle class whites have that kind of immediate threat of violence escalating into actual violence experience maybe once a decade, maybe once a lifetime.

So, white liberals can say things like ‘the mentally ill people like Jordan Neely pose little threat’ because what you really mean is that they pose little threat TO YOU.

Black women like me, on the other hand? We have the highest murder, rape, DV, robbery etc. rates of any race of women, apart from Native American women on reservations. Do you know who’s beating, robbing, raping, and killing us ? Aggressive Black men like Jordan Neely. Back in the day, no cop would show up for a black woman fighting off some brotha off his meds. Now, if the police do show up, some white liberal is going to let him out the next day on these BS bail policies to come bash my head in and they’ll call it justice.

None of you virtue signaling, pathologically narcissistic white liberals think of the victims because you’re so rarely the victims.

Honestly, looking at videos of how aggressive Jordan Neely was and seeing how long his rapsheet was, I bless that good samaritan who took him out because women like ME are the biggest beneficiaries every time a Jordan Neely is off the streets. It’s unfortunate he died, but he definitely had it coming. That was some street justice for all of the victims who have suffered at his hands thanks to the arrogant white liberals posting nonsense in this thread.

Sorry, not sorry.

Anonymous wrote:You know what? We’re on page 35 and just going in boring circles at this point. So let’s cut to the chase:

I don’t much care about the welfare of the drug addicted mentally ill. Not on the subway, not on the sidewalk outside my office, not in their disgusting tents that we’ve apparently just decided to make permanent fixtures in the nation’s capital. And the liberal among you with (allegedly) more empathy need to do better than “thoughts and prayers” that these situations will magically improve. Every single city in the US that has adopted leftist policies toward crime, drugs, homelessness, etc. is an absolute sewer where this stuff is happening at an exponentially increasing rate.

This particular guy was a violent threat to everyone in that subway car. The marine and others who held him down were risking their own lives in public service. As it happens I don’t know how to put a violent man in a choke hold and subdue him, so I likely would have shot him with my CCW if put in the same situation.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Neely was a one man crime wave with a rap sheet longer than the tale of two cities. His crimes have included multiple instances of where he punched women in the face, including elderly people. Unfortunately once someone stood up to him it led to his death. The dude should have never been on the streets in the first place, and should have been in jail or a mental institution.

+1. One served his country, the other one was a documented criminal. I feel sorry for one of them in this unfortunate case, and it is not the criminal.

Oh please. Dude joined the marines because he didn’t know what else to do with his life. Now he’s a college dropout looking to become a bartender. He’s an aimless drifter. I’ll never understand the idolization of the military. Do you really think our finest go into it?

DP. I don’t care who he is but he solved the problem countless social workers and politicians and policemen couldn’t. Enough said!

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Anonymous wrote:I am not excusing Neely's behavior, but I don't think most people realize how difficult it is to 1) get someone into psychiatric and/or substance use treatment 2) keep them there for the required amount of time, and 3) have them take their medication regularly when they get out. It's almost impossible. I know this because close family friends have gone through hell to help their adult bipolar/substance-using son. This is a white, UMD family with loving, caring parents and good health insurance. After years of the son cycling through rehab programs, the parents worked with local authorities to make him a ward of the state in order to avail of treatment after their insurance would no longer cover it. He cycles between jail, the psych ward, and state-supported treatment programs with no end in sight and no hope of improving. Sometimes he is homeless; sometimes he stays in state-funded housing for recovering alcoholics/addicts. No one can force him to take his medication when he is not in jail or not in a treatment facility. Imagine how much worse it is for mentally ill/substance users with weak family ties and few or no financial resources. Again, not an excuse but just trying to provide some context on how very difficult the challenge is.

+10000 if someone thinks more drug rehab programs or mental health counseling will fix the depth of mental problems the homeless have, they’re either very naïve or shilling their own services. The missing piece of this puzzle is institutional homes.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Neely was a one man crime wave with a rap sheet longer than the tale of two cities. His crimes have included multiple instances of where he punched women in the face, including elderly people. Unfortunately once someone stood up to him it led to his death. The dude should have never been on the streets in the first place, and should have been in jail or a mental institution.

+1. One served his country, the other one was a documented criminal. I feel sorry for one of them in this unfortunate case, and it is not the criminal.

Oh please. Dude joined the marines because he didn’t know what else to do with his life. Now he’s a college dropout looking to become a bartender. He’s an aimless drifter. I’ll never understand the idolization of the military. Do you really think our finest go into it?

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Anonymous wrote:I live in Philly. I ignore any homeless person I see and anyone who appears to be approaching me on a walking asking for directions. Too many bad experiences.

That’s what I am teaching my child to do. Don’t engage with the homeless,
Too many mentally ill and therefore unpredictable people. Don’t be mean or cruel to them but avoid and ignore.

The problem is that even people who avoid and ignore end up being victims.
Like the woman who lost an eye because of an attack.
Or, Michelle Go, who was killed by being pushed in front of a subway train in NY.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Neely was a one man crime wave with a rap sheet longer than the tale of two cities. His crimes have included multiple instances of where he punched women in the face, including elderly people. Unfortunately once someone stood up to him it led to his death. The dude should have never been on the streets in the first place, and should have been in jail or a mental institution.

+1. One served his country, the other one was a documented criminal. I feel sorry for one of them in this unfortunate case, and it is not the criminal.

Anonymous wrote:I am not excusing Neely's behavior, but I don't think most people realize how difficult it is to 1) get someone into psychiatric and/or substance use treatment 2) keep them there for the required amount of time, and 3) have them take their medication regularly when they get out. It's almost impossible. I know this because close family friends have gone through hell to help their adult bipolar/substance-using son. This is a white, UMD family with loving, caring parents and good health insurance. After years of the son cycling through rehab programs, the parents worked with local authorities to make him a ward of the state in order to avail of treatment after their insurance would no longer cover it. He cycles between jail, the psych ward, and state-supported treatment programs with no end in sight and no hope of improving. Sometimes he is homeless; sometimes he stays in state-funded housing for recovering alcoholics/addicts. No one can force him to take his medication when he is not in jail or not in a treatment facility. Imagine how much worse it is for mentally ill/substance users with weak family ties and few or no financial resources. Again, not an excuse but just trying to provide some context on how very difficult the challenge is.

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Anonymous wrote:You know what? We’re on page 35 and just going in boring circles at this point. So let’s cut to the chase:

I don’t much care about the welfare of the drug addicted mentally ill. Not on the subway, not on the sidewalk outside my office, not in their disgusting tents that we’ve apparently just decided to make permanent fixtures in the nation’s capital. And the liberal among you with (allegedly) more empathy need to do better than “thoughts and prayers” that these situations will magically improve. Every single city in the US that has adopted leftist policies toward crime, drugs, homelessness, etc. is an absolute sewer where this stuff is happening at an exponentially increasing rate.

This particular guy was a violent threat to everyone in that subway car. The marine and others who held him down were risking their own lives in public service. As it happens I don’t know how to put a violent man in a choke hold and subdue him, so I likely would have shot him with my CCW if put in the same situation.

Wow. Thanks for just outright admitting it. Statements like yours just make it clear to me how much hate people have for each other in our society these days. You should be loud and proud about your beliefs so that people who have to encounter you can see what they are up against.