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People's discomfort with lunatics on the subway is privileged and bourgeois

As Twitchy reported earlier, Reuters covered a protest over the death of Jordan Neely, the “fellow subway passenger” who died after being held in a chokehold by a former Marine. Kudos to Reuters for not referring to Neely as a “beloved Michael Jackson impersonator” who was lynched. There were more reporters there than protesters, some of whom had come from the New York Young Communist League.

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It may sound as though conservatives are cheering Neely’s death, which just isn’t true. We can’t overlook, however, that Neely had been arrested 44 times and had an outstanding warrant for felony assault.

Emma Vigeland of “The Majority Report with Sam Seder” had some thoughts about Neely’s death. First, everyone who’s taken public transit has been in this kind of situation, including herself. But it’s “bourgeois” to put your personal discomfort as the central issue, which really is that you’re dealing with someone in pain.

Sometimes you can’t just move, though, like when the lunatic grabs you by the hair:

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She was elbowed in the face and just took it as life in the city.

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Yep. To the Left, speech is violence, and violence is speech.

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