Gotta love NYC. Just another way for people that suck at their job to sue the company after being fired. Im from louisiana, live in NYC for last 8 years for work. This place is rediculous.
A slight derail on my own thread but further evidence of NYC’s ghastly decline. I could’ve put it in the thread about Jordan Neely to continue on with conversation about the place’s extraordinary amount of violence, but chose to include this piece of news here to continue to show NYC is a home base to grievance mongers and people who like to hurt innocent people.
It turns out that even some professors, instead of holding themselves to high standards of conduct, given their position, cannot control themselves. Wasn’t there a professor who hit someone in the head with bike lock at some left-right clash years ago?
Likely nothing will happen to her even though she held a machete to someone’s neck.
I thought you endorsed vigilante behavior?
Are holding a machete to the neck of a reporter who wants to have a conversation and trashing the display of students standing somewhere in a school acts of vigilantism?
Vigilantism is a resort taken when law enforcement abandons its job. That’s reasonable.
Absolutely not, but I found the machete part kind of satisfying.
What do you think a reasonable person’s reaction to such a statement would be? Do you actually consider holding a machete to an innocent man’s neck satisfying?
Why did you mention vigilantism in a conversation having nothing to do with it?
Imagine if you were famous and you got a bunch of randos showing up to your house unannounced.
Brick, I would have a collection of machetes that would put @Bauber ‘s gun collection to shame.
- She’s not famous and she isn’t routinely visited by randos.
- Famous people don’t routinely have randos at their doorsteps.
- He knocked on her door and asked for a conversation. Do you think putting a deadly weapon to his neck, of all places, is an appropriate response?
- I can imagine a soft spoken reporter showing up to my door asking for a conversion. No, I wouldn’t hold a machete to his neck.
Yeah I think a gun sounds a lot better.
“Protectin muh property”
Absolutely not, that is violent.
Of whom is this line typical?
He’s trolling you.
I would say you at least need to own property to say it which excludes all the broke dick woke Marxists.
If random people show up to my door, I would just ask them to leave.
Once.
Then I will get aggressive.
Of course, my driveway is about 2 miles long and you have some balls if you open my gate and get up there uninvited.
Never bring a machete to a gun fight unless you are wanting to be suicided.
Or to a fight with a third worlder who probably has experience with both giving and receiving ends of one.
Don’t marxists technically own a home. They own your home Zecarlo.
Is English your first language? Or are you just half a retard?
I am this, but only on special occasions.