Man Dies on Subway After Another Rider Places Him in Chokehold
Let me rewrite that headline for you, New York Times. “Man killed on subway after a vigilante places him in chokehold.”
Jordan Neely boarded the F train on 2nd Ave in Manhattan and started yelling. “I don’t have food, I don’t have a drink, I’m fed up.” I take the F. It’s not uncommon to see people having meltdowns. And it can be scary, for sure. But what you do is give them wide berth if they’re really freaking out and then move to another train car. According to witnesses, Neely took off his jacket and threw it on the ground, but he didn’t try to attack anyone.
Nevertheless, a guy who turns out to be a former Marine jumped him and put him in a chokehold. He held him down until he seemed to lose consciousness. But actually he was dead. The rider was taken in for questioning and released without being charged.
The Times repeats, multiple times, that Neely didn’t appear to be in danger because he was “defending himself.” Right, like how when people “resist arrest” because they’re trying to kick off the three cops cutting off their oxygen supply by sitting on them.
Blue city Mayors can’t run their cities. To distract from their inadequacy, they lament the explosion of crime and “disorder” (read: visibly homeless people) in urban spaces and then blame everything and everyone else: progressives, bail reform, Black Lives Matter, reform DAs, activists, Antifa, drugs, migrants. Police—who’ve apparently just decided to stop doing any work—get a pass, and a bigger budget every year. The media, as always, make everything worse. Right-wing tabloids and Fox News paint blue cities as dangerous hell scapes; in New York, both Adams and the tabloids have stoked hysteria over safety on the subway.
It was only a matter of time before something like this happened, and was caught on camera, and now they’ve got a very big problem on their hands: there are already massive protests underway. Maybe we should consider giving people who are struggling access to food and a drink instead?
It takes a truly vile person to hurt someone who just wants the bare necessities we all need to live. Homeless or impoverished people would come into my store while I was working at Subway all the time and I always offered them food and a drink because I do fundamentally believe that no one should be hungry or thirsty ever, I cannot believe that has become such a radical belief. Absolutely disturbing.
There are reports that Neely had just punched an eldery woman prior to being wrestled down. I can't confirm this because the full, unedited video has been scrubbed from the internet by the gatekeepers who wish to control the narrative. All we see are headlines about "Wannabe Vigilante" and "Former Marine" (totally irrelevant and designed to imply guilt), and of course we are shown pictures of the very innocent-looking Neely portrayed as a Michael Jackson impersonator, using pictures that are several years old. Now, the usual race-baiting witch hunters are front and center, shrieking like banshees.
White men are forbidden to defend themselves and others from criminal blacks. Those in the criminal black underclass are now sacred cows in our new official state religion in America. That much has been made clear.
It's all so tiresome.