Will BLM Riot if Daniel Penny is found not guilty?

[lightbulb27]

The question is in the perception of many... will this be cause to riot... e. g. they feel it's a misjustice, prejudice, a personal social insult continued?

Or will they see the issue as... less severe, and not outburst emotions, or maybe not even care.

If you aren't familiar with the issue... look it up... Daniel Penny / Jordan Neely video.

Yes - locally in nyc only

Yes - nationally

Yes - globally

No

Other

[exitseven]

I think that since it is winter, most of them would rather stay indoors It;s too cold to be out burning police cars and breaking plate glass windows.

party like it's 2020

[goaded]

I doubt it. At least he wasn't a police officer and he did stand trial.

[lightbulb27]

it would help if others on the train came forward and educated those as to the mess that day. all people see is a white dude killed a black dude. that was not the whole story.

[MarjorieJ]

I got a tweet this morning that says they are going to riot all over the country If Penny is acquitted.

[Anonymous]

Any excuse. But at the end of the day he was a violent thug that neec to be stopped

[MarjorieJ]

And as you know, no good deed goes unpunished.

[Opinion Owner]

@MarjorieJ that's the problem when there's a similar instance in the future

[MarjorieJ]

No one will help in the future.

[Opinion Owner]

@MarjorieJ exactly. It's like that girl who's suing the guy who saved her from drowning for rape

[MarjorieJ]

OMG. I never heard that one before. You should've just let her drown.

[Opinion Owner]

@MarjorieJ obviously it went nowhere but like holy f*ck

[Anonymous]

I doubt it. For the same reason they didn't riot when Trump thumped Harris in the election. They know the public isn't on their side anymore and they know that "taking to the streets" will get them hammered.

[lightbulb27]

ok. not so sure about that... we shall see on the weekend. I'd expect a few small outbursts, but maybe they feel hopeless or they no longer see it as a racial issue.

[Opinion Owner]

Nah. They're not COMPLETELY stupid. It's pretty clear that Penny wasn't just out to kill black dudes. Also PLENTY of the people on that subway car who felt their lives were in danger were black themselves and were GLAD that Penny took action. There's this total retard notion out there that black people hate it when anyone does anything about criminals or mentally deranged people because somehow that's supposed to be "white supremacy." Which is just the most racist thing imaginable because it presupposes that all the criminals and mentally deranged people are black and all the victims are white.

Reality is that when you stop dealing with the nutbags and criminals on the street EVERYONE is hurt--including black people. Even moreso often times because they tend to live in urban areas which have a LOT more crime and mentally deranged people. The fact that Trump won a historically high proportion of the black and Hispanic vote demonstrates that not everyone buys into the shit that the BLM tards are peddling. In fact, the only people who buy that shit are the insane progressive whites and the grifters themselves.

[DrPepper12]

Is BLM a influential
enough umbrella group to organize this?

[lightbulb27]

for sure it was.

[Dargil]

If they do, I hope they will arrest and prosecute them... or save the taxpayers money and shoot them in act. I'd do the same to Irish terrorists.

[Dargil]

A House GOP lawmaker wants to award Daniel Penny with the highest civilian honor bestowed by Congress. Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) is planning to introduce a resolution to give Daniel Penny, a U. S. Marine veteran who defended himself and others against a rampaging homeless man aboard a busy New York City subway, the Congressional Gold Medal, Fox News learned Friday.

[MarjorieJ]

At the end up riding across the country, they need to be rounded up and thrown in the same hole as the January 6 people

[lightbulb27]

police won't be able to protect businesses... I'd be boarding up shops in nyc. It's not a verdict... it's a hurricane.

[msc545]

Nobody was raging. Jordan Neely was certainly not raging. That's just another one of your lies to justify violence.

[MarjorieJ]

@msc545

Remember when Neely beat that poor elderly woman nearly to death, and kicked in her eye socket?
He wan't raging, he was just having fun.

[DrPepper12]

We could use you here for those Irish terrorists outside st Patrick's cathedral every march 17th in NYC!! The parade is only a warm up...

[msc545]

@MarjorieJ Evidence?

[MarjorieJ]

@545

Jordan Neely had long history of mental health issues before tragic NYC subway chokehold death

Put that in a Google search

[msc545]

@MarjorieJ Provide evidence for what you asserted or admit you lied.

[lightbulb27]

@msc545 It's true. hard to find his full record, but this link talks about beating the woman.

Exceptionally sad story of the failure of our society. He needed real help, and our society fails at it. I experienced this myself. He was one of the unfortunate without resources, community.
nypost.com/.../

[MarjorieJ]

@lightbbulb

Of course it’s true. He was crazy and violent. Daniel Penny shouldn’t have lifted a finger on that train car. Apparently that’s what society would have preferred.

[lightbulb27]

@MarjorieJ Correct. if he was one of those whom was serious and started shooting or stabbing, then that be that. as it was, he was only talking crazy and yelling.
Everyone on that train did what nyc does... hide and not engage and ignore. that is why he was as crazy as he is... lack of support. if some people were trained and skilled to handle him, he'd be alive. if they cared. they might, but they don't know how to care for such people.
So the person trained in the military jumps in to secure situation and it goes bad.
that's reality.
I fault the people of nyc more than the individual. want a better outcome, go back to church, learn how to care for the emotionally sick and care for them.
NYC sucks. if don't have community or support, can drive a person nuts.
or it's wonderful... depends how your brain isworking...

[MarjorieJ]

Alvin Bragg could have taken Neely off the streets and put him in prison. Prison would provide everything for him. People assume prison is a bad place, but it's the perfect place for some.

[lightbulb27]

@MarjorieJ true. but he chain of issues is likely due to trauma. With resources, support available, probably fixable. maybe. don't want to put in prison for life... very expensive. We know how to heal the broken hearted... or medicate when their brains are damaged, to some degree. What I'd like to see out of all of this is a recognition that the compassion ability of nyc is a 2 out of 10 and the city needs to improve to get to an 8. Else, it was a waste of a life.

[MarjorieJ]

How ever you want to do it, he can't be on the street until he's well.

[lightbulb27]

@MarjorieJ yep! Jimmy carter shut down the mental hospitals, so it's prison. We turned the streets into mental hospitals...
thanks

[lightbulb27]

or maybe it was reagan... forgot...:)

[MarjorieJ]

I Googled it----Jimmy
When I worked at a prison work release, they warned us about this. They said that many would be better off in a mental hospital, but there aren't any, so prion it was.

[Dargil]

@MarjorieJ after trump pardons all the J6.

[MarjorieJ]

They better get more than a pardon.

[DrPepper12]

You don't know a thing about NYC

Or apparently the history of mental health in this country

[msc545]

This is just MAGA people altering facts and altering history to fit their preconceived notions of how things are and how they were. It's really pathetic. It's like these people never went to school or if they did they didn't listen to anything and didn't read anything.

[Anonymous]

and people wonder why men don't wanna be traditional anymore especially if this is the shit they'll receive for being one. the Daniel Penny case just proves how much society hates masculinity to even consider him a bad guy to begin with

[msc545]

They will not. Waste of time.

[DryGermanGuy]

I like the option "Yes - globally"...
The whole world is holding its breath for the decision in some minor court case. :-D :-D :-D

[Graptemys79]

I have no idea who Daniel Penny is.

[lightbulb27]

held down an irate passenger on nyc train. the passenger that died. Other patrons ignored the issue, some helped restrain the irate passenger.
Color/race may be considered in play.
the guy that died/was killed... was held in a choke hold long time, died shortly after being released, was on some drugs, had long standing emotional issues... was hungry and thirsty... and failing in life.

[Graptemys79]

Oh, I did hear about that case, I just didn't know the names.

[lightbulb27]

what you need to know is how to resopnd if you encounter irate people shouting "BLM"... your life depends on that response.

[Graptemys79]

What is the proper response?

[lightbulb27]

understand its a selfish issue based in fear, anger, rage.
"Your life matters to me" ..."yes they do" "peace"
you can say BLM if you want...
japanese style bow..."most honorable black person san"

if you say anything else, good luck fighting 10+ irate people.

[noohair]

Well it happened... lets see

[Anonymous]

Who's Daniel Penny?