Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Why? Seriously why? If it was in her way he saw her and was being an assh#. If it wasn’t in her way why say anything at all. Just move it when he’s gone
Is there some rule book that I can read that can help me know how I can interact with people without getting shot?
Apparently there are all sorts of rules that I was not aware of that would make me a deserved victim of violent crime (and death) that only apply to living in DC but nowhere else.
Help me understand this please!
Is this a serious question? Yes, there are rules in a city, especially DC right now. They are MYOB and STFU. Don’t get into confrontations with strangers on the street. If you get mugged or carjacked, hand it over as calmly as possible.
PP, not everyone is built to cower and hide in fear like you. No, there is no rule that you can’t ask someone to move their scooter or else you risk death. Get real.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Why? Seriously why? If it was in her way he saw her and was being an assh#. If it wasn’t in her way why say anything at all. Just move it when he’s gone
Is there some rule book that I can read that can help me know how I can interact with people without getting shot?
Apparently there are all sorts of rules that I was not aware of that would make me a deserved victim of violent crime (and death) that only apply to living in DC but nowhere else.
Help me understand this please!
Is this a serious question? Yes, there are rules in a city, especially DC right now. They are MYOB and STFU. Don’t get into confrontations with strangers on the street. If you get mugged or carjacked, hand it over as calmly as possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Why? Seriously why? If it was in her way he saw her and was being an assh#. If it wasn’t in her way why say anything at all. Just move it when he’s gone
Is there some rule book that I can read that can help me know how I can interact with people without getting shot?
Apparently there are all sorts of rules that I was not aware of that would make me a deserved victim of violent crime (and death) that only apply to living in DC but nowhere else.
Help me understand this please!
Is this a serious question? Yes, there are rules in a city, especially DC right now. They are MYOB and STFU. Don’t get into confrontations with strangers on the street. If you get mugged or carjacked, hand it over as calmly as possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Why? Seriously why? If it was in her way he saw her and was being an assh#. If it wasn’t in her way why say anything at all. Just move it when he’s gone
Is there some rule book that I can read that can help me know how I can interact with people without getting shot?
Apparently there are all sorts of rules that I was not aware of that would make me a deserved victim of violent crime (and death) that only apply to living in DC but nowhere else.
Help me understand this please!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Why? Seriously why? If it was in her way he saw her and was being an assh#. If it wasn’t in her way why say anything at all. Just move it when he’s gone
Anonymous wrote:OP, you are an angry and miserable person. You obviously hate your life and seem to lie awake at night thinking of ways to make yourself feel better about the choices you have made by attacking the choices of others. Pathetic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm one of the ones who bailed on DC a couple months ago with crime escalating and other quality of life issues going down the tubes. The story of the mother and child being shot in front of their home by a stranger should shake some people up- it's horrifying. They were shot in front of their husband/dad and other sibling, all over a scooter being parked on the block by an obviously really bad guy. It's time to leave DC. Take your tax dollars and join me away from the city. The council, the mayor, no one else will listen or do anything about the problems. Even if they catch the guy who shot this family, good luck seeing actual justice done. It'll be like the Uber Eats driver who was killed, and the perps got, what, a 2-4 years? Vote with your feet!!
I could not be any more horrified at people like you using events like this to push an agenda. I could google and list a ton of disturbing crimes that have happened in Bethesda, Potomac, Falls Church or whatever suburb you fled to. Crime is not unique to a city. You are gross and I am actually glad you left our city.
Not np ... but, but BLM take every event and polarizes it to death! This poster is merely stating a fact, this city is in grave trouble and our Mayor is a joke, a complete joke. She should go have lunch with Brandon in Baltimore, they are two of the same cloth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Victim blame much?
We don’t even know if the mother “argued.” She could have just asked the guy to move the scooter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is America - get into a verbal beef with someone and you run a good chance of getting shot. This is certainly not unique to cities. It's tragic.
What about the 4 year old kid?
If you have kids with you all the more reason not to argue with strangers. People who live in DC shouldn’t believe they are exempt from violence because they are white or own an expensive house in Logan Circle.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have more details on the actual incident? Was this a razor scooter or an electric one? Did the shooter know the victims? Were there witnesses?
It was an electric dockless one. The witnesses were the other sibling and the woman's husband. (They've been named in the press already) The shooter is at large.
More details:
https://wtop.com/dc/2021/05/mother-son-injured-in-dc-after-dispute-over-scooter/
https://www.fox5dc.com/news/search-for-suspect-continues-after-mother-child-shot-in-northwest-dc
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/two-critically-wounded-near-shaw-logan-circle-dc-fire-department-says/2021/05/18/569693ec-b833-11eb-a5fe-bb49dc89a248_story.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How horrifying that you are reveling in this news. Shameful.
Yeah, OP is disgusting to use this tragedy to bash a place they don't even live in. I am glad they are gone, we don't need this kind of losers.
Not really. I think OP’s point is that nobody has to live like this. It’s not a “tragedy” like a hurricane. It’s a crime, which is increasing in DC.
Nobody needs a gun in this country.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm one of the ones who bailed on DC a couple months ago with crime escalating and other quality of life issues going down the tubes. The story of the mother and child being shot in front of their home by a stranger should shake some people up- it's horrifying. They were shot in front of their husband/dad and other sibling, all over a scooter being parked on the block by an obviously really bad guy. It's time to leave DC. Take your tax dollars and join me away from the city. The council, the mayor, no one else will listen or do anything about the problems. Even if they catch the guy who shot this family, good luck seeing actual justice done. It'll be like the Uber Eats driver who was killed, and the perps got, what, a 2-4 years? Vote with your feet!!
I could not be any more horrified at people like you using events like this to push an agenda. I could google and list a ton of disturbing crimes that have happened in Bethesda, Potomac, Falls Church or whatever suburb you fled to. Crime is not unique to a city. You are gross and I am actually glad you left our city.
How many homicides have occurred in the City of Falls Church over the last 30 years?
You pick a "city" with a population of 14k?![]()