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In reply to the discussion: Woman Says She Was Brutally Beaten By Teenage Girls On Subway In Brooklyn [View all]Kalidurga
(14,177 posts)30. 1st amendment is about the government not restricting speech
The girls initially were victims of rude behavior however, unless as stated before they were being loud and obnoxious. If they were talking among themselfs and dropping f bombs or whatever they should have been left alone. If they were loud that behavior should be addressed and that should be addressed no matter what kind of words they were using. But, the minute they battered someone they were criminals. I hope that clears things up for you.
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Woman Says She Was Brutally Beaten By Teenage Girls On Subway In Brooklyn [View all]
NaturalHigh
Sep 2014
OP
this is why people mind their own business in NYC absent extreme circumstances
geek tragedy
Sep 2014
#1
When in NYC I just look straight ahead unless something extreme is going on. There are wackos all
RKP5637
Sep 2014
#4
Or acknowledging reality. But of course, the line betwen the two can be quite fine. n/t
nomorenomore08
Sep 2014
#34
The comment section of this article is terrfyingly, stomach turningly racist. nt
Threedifferentones
Sep 2014
#2
I can't blame them for getting upset, people are getting real tired of the thug culture in America
951-Riverside
Sep 2014
#18
Beating her to the point of injury was a grotesquely over the top response, regardless.
nomorenomore08
Sep 2014
#36
Waiting for the NYT to call the recent gaybashing group in Philly 'no angels'
closeupready
Sep 2014
#10
It became her business when the vulgarity reached her and everyone else's ears. Why must
WinkyDink
Sep 2014
#45
I would be afraid to confront someone over their language, that's a dangerous risk to take. nt
Raine
Sep 2014
#37
Same here. It's like riding 55 mph at the posted speed limit in the left lane when cars want to pass
RKP5637
Sep 2014
#49