This you, and your buddy
@GearSolidMetal ?
It says so much that people on your side of the political isle are hoping a honorable marine who prevented anyone in a subway from being hurt by a violent criminal to get sent to prison for as much as 15 years, and are framing the violent addict threatening to kill people as the person worthy of everyone's sympathy.
The phrase 'respect is earned' is often repeated.
But even when respect isn't earned there isn't indifference toward people.
But indifference is absolutely earned after repeated examples of victimization of those physically weaker than themselves.
And Jordan Neely had repeated incidents of beating women.
Jordan Neely, who died last week on a New York City subway after a Marine veteran allegedly put him in a chokehold, had a troubling history of violent attacks on straphangers.
www.foxnews.com
"In 2021, Neely socked a 67-year-old woman as she exited the Bowery station in the
East Village in Lower Manhattan.
The woman sustained a broken nose, a fractured orbital bone, and "bruising, swelling and substantial pain to the back of her head" in the Nov. 12 attack, according to a criminal complaint.
From January 2020 to August 2021, he was arrested for public lewdness after pulling down his pants and exposing himself to a female stranger, misdemeanor assault for hitting a woman in the face, and criminal contempt for violating a restraining order."
So... do I celebrate Jordan Neely's death?
No.
I am completely indifferent to him.
But I am very thankful he won't be assaulting any more women.
But when I hear a violent druggie threatened everyone on a subway, and he '...found out.' This is my reaction...