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6-20-23, 2:11pm
It is impossible to escape this news story because legacy media wants us to focus on it, but only today did I learn Jordan Neeley was black. He’s an African-American guy who died by white hands. So that explains elevation of the story.
Jordan Neely was well known to New York City mental health and criminal personnel. He was on the list of NYC’s top 50 troublemakers. He had been in and out of many mental health programs. He’s been convicted on felony assault charges, several, and one of them including dragging a child down the street and kidnapping her.
Of course it is impossible to know when one encounters the psychotic people if they are going to be harmful to only themselves. Just yesterday I visited the city and got close to someone standing in the street in a psychotic break. That is pretty typical in any urban environment.
Probably society will be swinging back towards involuntary incarceration, it is so obvious that so many of these troubled people are unable to make the decisions they need to make to keep themselves and others around them safe.
I’m glad that the marine who kept everyone safe in that subway car is only charged with manslaughter.
When I heard about this case, I immediately thought of a video shown around the world not too long ago of the psychotic person who took a woman captive in the subway, dragging her with him, making her sit with him. And today I just learned in a podcast that men in that Situation were universally castigated for not helping her. Well, we can’t have it both ways can we?
Jordan Neely was well known to New York City mental health and criminal personnel. He was on the list of NYC’s top 50 troublemakers. He had been in and out of many mental health programs. He’s been convicted on felony assault charges, several, and one of them including dragging a child down the street and kidnapping her.
Of course it is impossible to know when one encounters the psychotic people if they are going to be harmful to only themselves. Just yesterday I visited the city and got close to someone standing in the street in a psychotic break. That is pretty typical in any urban environment.
Probably society will be swinging back towards involuntary incarceration, it is so obvious that so many of these troubled people are unable to make the decisions they need to make to keep themselves and others around them safe.
I’m glad that the marine who kept everyone safe in that subway car is only charged with manslaughter.
When I heard about this case, I immediately thought of a video shown around the world not too long ago of the psychotic person who took a woman captive in the subway, dragging her with him, making her sit with him. And today I just learned in a podcast that men in that Situation were universally castigated for not helping her. Well, we can’t have it both ways can we?