Deadly NYC subway fight


Did the blond marine use too much force or not
???
The guy could get charged. We'll see. But a mentally ill homeless person did not have to die. Jumping in early has consequences. Hope that guy is not haunted by what he did. He killed another man over what? Threats? Fear?
 
once the guy stopped moving he should have let him go .
Maybe when he stopped moving it was already too late.... maybe if we had mandatory incarceration in mental hospitals where people can get help he wouldn't of been on the train acting a fool in the first place.....
 
Maybe when he stopped moving it was already too late.... maybe if we had mandatory incarceration in mental hospitals where people can get help he wouldn't of been on the train acting a fool in the first place.....
possibly ... but if he held on for minutes after the guy stops moving then its a different story .. the video doesnt show if he did or didnt .
 
Thats just sad.

But this is what has to happen.

Politicians just don't care about anything except our money and the power it gives them over us.

Police don't care. They're sick and tired of it all.

The military is a fucking joke. Whats the opposite of military? No quite pacifists.......but thats what they are becoming.

I appreciate this man who subdued this guy, but look at how frail the guy is. He obviously had no strength to fight back.
After 5 minutes, he should have let him go and told him to sit down and shut up or he'd do it again.

If I'm going to be blatantly honest..........the homeless guy was getting what he wanted. He was sick and tired like the rest of us.
He wasn't pleading or begging to be let go, he was just..............letting it happen.

This shit has been going on and building up since 1993. Obozo Biden Laden was installed to reignite the hate and animosity, because it was simmering down from the previous demons in the White House. And it started all over again.

And Trump gave us a stay of execution for 4 wonderful years.

And now the Demonicreeps are back to their evil and sadistic destruction of humans and society.
 
the video dosnt seem to show whether or not the guy stopped moving and if the other guy let him go immediately afterwards ..
Correct. We have the text. It seems like the Marine guy jumped in before any physical assaults. Threats are unfortunately common on public transit. Mental illness should not be punished with death by authorities or well meaning vigilantism

Vigilante: a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate.
 
once the guy stopped moving he should have let him go .
text:

“He moved his arms but he couldn’t express anything,” Vazquez said of Neely. “All he could do was move arms.

“Then suddenly he just stopped moving,” Vasquez recalled. “He was out of strength.”

A person can be heard in the video expressing worry about Neely’s wellbeing off-camera. The man who had been helping the straphanger hold Neely down replies that, “He’s not squeezing no more.” The two then let Neely go after a few seconds, leaving him lying on his side on the ground.

“None of us who were there thought he was in danger of dying,” Vasquez said. “We thought he just passed out or ran out of air.”

Vazquez said he had mixed feelings about the fatal encounter — particularly since he said Neely had not physically attacked anyone on the train before he was taken down.
 
possibly ... but if he held on for minutes after the guy stops moving then its a different story .. the video doesnt show if he did or didnt .
True but like I said... if only he wasn't walking the streets in a state of madness.... we use to protect people like him from themselves and others... but we don't do that anymore we contribute to the problem....
 
text:

“He moved his arms but he couldn’t express anything,” Vazquez said of Neely. “All he could do was move arms.

“Then suddenly he just stopped moving,” Vasquez recalled. “He was out of strength.”

A person can be heard in the video expressing worry about Neely’s wellbeing off-camera. The man who had been helping the straphanger hold Neely down replies that, “He’s not squeezing no more.” The two then let Neely go after a few seconds, leaving him lying on his side on the ground.

“None of us who were there thought he was in danger of dying,” Vasquez said. “We thought he just passed out or ran out of air.”

Vazquez said he had mixed feelings about the fatal encounter — particularly since he said Neely had not physically attacked anyone on the train before he was taken down.
its a sad situation .
 
Why the insulting description of the man who stopped the insanity ("straphanger")?

Clearly, the "straphanger" should have waited until the lunatic actually harmed someone.

I don't think so. Nobody should have to be subject to traveling with raving lunatics. What are the odds that lunatic paid to get into the subway?
 

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