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Kalidurga

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30. 1st amendment is about the government not restricting speech
Wed Sep 24, 2014, 04:25 PM
Sep 2014

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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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
As we saw in Philadelphia recently, it's a good idea closeupready Sep 2014 #7
I hate to say this, but I can really understand Pink Pistols. I used to RKP5637 Sep 2014 #51
Isn't that kind of victim blaming? TexasMommaWithAHat Sep 2014 #11
Maybe. Who cares? Mojo Electro Sep 2014 #29
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
The computer I'm on didn't pull up a comments section. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #3
Stories like this jen63 Sep 2014 #5
I can't blame them for getting upset, people are getting real tired of the thug culture in America 951-Riverside Sep 2014 #18
I'm sick and tired of a lot of stuff myself. nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #35
Really? I've never heard of such a thing. KamaAina Sep 2014 #21
Telling people to not swear in public is rude Kalidurga Sep 2014 #6
Good for you to include 'if she was physically attacked'. randome Sep 2014 #8
She was taken to a trauma center TexasMommaWithAHat Sep 2014 #12
Yeah, I seriously doubt this was a hoax. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #14
Swearing in front of children srsly Kalidurga Sep 2014 #19
So, the words don't matter? TexasMommaWithAHat Sep 2014 #13
Or it is typically of peer/social pressure to conform to standards... HereSince1628 Sep 2014 #27
1st amendment is about the government not restricting speech Kalidurga Sep 2014 #30
Did you even read the linked article? WinkyDink Sep 2014 #41
Yes she still should have walked on by Kalidurga Sep 2014 #53
Beating her to the point of injury was a grotesquely over the top response, regardless. nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #36
You have a twisted notion of "rude," Miss Manners. WinkyDink Sep 2014 #40
Seriously. Jeeze! smirkymonkey Sep 2014 #55
I've learned from YouTube it's best to leave people alone on trains LOL snooper2 Sep 2014 #9
Yeah, you never know whi has a sock with poop in it. AngryAmish Sep 2014 #24
That's just wrong on so many levels. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #25
I just threw up in my mouth remembering that one... Sen. Walter Sobchak Sep 2014 #46
The number one problem with public transportation? AngryAmish Sep 2014 #47
That one seems more like a mental heath issue Sen. Walter Sobchak Sep 2014 #48
Waiting for the NYT to call the recent gaybashing group in Philly 'no angels' closeupready Sep 2014 #10
Actually, I saw one story cwydro Sep 2014 #22
Oh, wow, that's quite interesting. closeupready Sep 2014 #23
Maybe she should have minded her own business XemaSab Sep 2014 #15
Another blame the victim. :( TexasMommaWithAHat Sep 2014 #16
I was taught at an early age never to even LOOK at strangers XemaSab Sep 2014 #32
Oh, I believe TexasMommaWithAHat Sep 2014 #33
I have NEVER followed that rule. Never. cali Sep 2014 #39
Maybe you shouldn't justify criminal violence. nt geek tragedy Sep 2014 #26
That's really a pretty crappy comment to make. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #28
disgusting thing to post rollin74 Sep 2014 #31
-1 nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #42
It became her business when the vulgarity reached her and everyone else's ears. Why must WinkyDink Sep 2014 #45
Hope they can somehow track who these girls are WI_DEM Sep 2014 #17
I was thinking the same thing. NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #20
They were arrsted at the train platform. Jenoch Sep 2014 #38
I would be afraid to confront someone over their language, that's a dangerous risk to take. nt Raine Sep 2014 #37
A lot to risk for very little, I agree. n/t nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #43
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
This is why I don't use public transit Sen. Walter Sobchak Sep 2014 #44
I was on public transportation once and this woman started yelling at me. We used to have them RKP5637 Sep 2014 #50
It's amazing, isn't it? ProudToBeBlueInRhody Sep 2014 #52
We don't have public transit in my little hometown... NaturalHigh Sep 2014 #54
Many people don't have that choice. RedCappedBandit Sep 2014 #57
I have Dorian Gray Sep 2014 #56
She cursed at them? Oh, the irony! randome Sep 2014 #58
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