They are sneaking up behind women and sucker punching them in the head trying to knock them out.
Doubt any of these cowards would try that crap in a southern town.
Doubt any of these cowards would try that crap in a southern town.
Cowardly Punks, punching women on NYC streets.
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Yep…..cities like NY keep voting for policies that create these types of scenarios.
You haven't been in the school system lately. These kids do not care and they live to do stupid ish on Social Media. I live in a Southern town. I have not seen the sucker punch to try to knock women out, but I have some things just as bad or worse.
I am grateful my family moved to the south when I was young. Moved back for a job once, and couldn't move south fast enough after that.
This happens everywhere around the world. The tactics look necessarily different locale by locale as criminals look for opportunity. I was in San Francisco a few weeks ago, Las Vegas in a few weeks, New York City the week after that, London a few weeks after that. I never feel unsafe any of those places, but I always watch my back. Just like I do in Austin, Houston, Dallas, Columbia, Charlotte, Hartsville, or anywhere. Even in my own suburban "idyllic" neighborhood whether I'm out for a run or pulling weeds in the front yard.
Bad **** happens everywhere because bad people exploit opportunities in harmful manners by definition.
True, bad things happen everywhere. But in the new "no bail" big city's that put the criminal right back on the street, the punks have little fear of doing time.
I agree that some policies that have popped up over the last 5-10 years seem like they're removing friction for street level crime. For example, a friend of mine in Austin had his car broken into - police told him they would not investigate because they are focusing resources on investigation and prevention of violent crime versus burglary (as opposed to robbery, where the victim is actually accosted). Thieves in Austin seem to know they can target empty cars and have lower risk of being prosecuted. That's frustrating to me.
Nope, the cowardly punks in SC don’t beat up on strangers, they do it to their wives, daughters and girlfriends. Then just laugh, shrug and say “She had it coming.” Our state’s record on domestic violence is wretched.
Meanwhile in cities in California vans of looters carry phones and calculators with them so they don't go over the $ amount needed for prosecution.
There is no "fear" of prosecution or of consequence in big liberal cities.
Just like there is no fear of consequences to the children growing up in those cities. Good and bad.
Not sure how the two are related.
Are you in favor of bringing the ''no bail'' policies which prevent effective police action and the rampant street crime of NYC/CA to SC?
You can thank the radical Democrats for letting people who should be locked up instead be out on the streets. The guy who killed the NY cop had 26 arrests are something like that. Biden out raising money while Trump goes the the wake. The Dems are now the party of the elite and don’t care about the average citizen. All the $$$ they are spending on people they allow to enter the country illegally could be used instead to better the lives of others who were here legally. Biden should be impeached just on not enforcing the border. He is pathetic.
I know the media does their best to hide this stuff, but people need to wake up as the country is being systematically taken down.
Not sure how they are either. But it was a decent attempt to deflect from the actual topic.
My point is we think violence against women is somewhere else. In Big cities, other regions when our state is one of the worst states about violence to women in the country. We look down our noses at violence in other places and glibly say, “Try that in a small southern town.”
So again, not related.
Back to the original topic. Yes, I do believe someone sucker punching a woman in a southern town would get a different reaction than in NYC. While you still may have some NY-ish responses of pulling out phones to record, I'd wager you get a lot more intervention in a southern town.
Back to the original topic. Yes, I do believe someone sucker punching a woman in a southern town would get a different reaction than in NYC. While you still may have some NY-ish responses of pulling out phones to record, I'd wager you get a lot more intervention in a southern town.
No, everything is fine. Border, nothing to see here. Crime, we laugh at crime. Just have a latte and chill at Starbucks. Life will work itself out. (and u know I'm kidding I hope
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It’s called the knock out game. Typically the target is going to be someone off guard, weak in stature and of a different race.
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Southern town???
Umm, have you seen the crime stats in Mobile, Little Rock, New Orleans, Houston, Nashville, Columbia, et al? It’s probably worse in the South.
Umm, have you seen the crime stats in Mobile, Little Rock, New Orleans, Houston, Nashville, Columbia, et al? It’s probably worse in the South.
Hyperbole! Hyperbole! Hyperbole! Broad strokes!
Y’all need to go outside and experience some of the real world. You’ll realize things aren’t even 100th as bad as it comes out of your computer screens.
Y’all need to go outside and experience some of the real world. You’ll realize things aren’t even 100th as bad as it comes out of your computer screens.
I can’t keep up with when we are and are not supposed to treat women like women these days.
And knowing who ARE women and if they want to really be a woman or just win a women's sporting event.
Have you seen the stats on the number of illegals now residing in Mobile, Little Rock, New Orleans, Houston, Nashville, Columbia?
Keep telling yourself that
South Carolina reported a domestic violence rate of 42.3%, putting it in the sixth position. Missouri, Illinois, Washington, and Arkansas were also included in the top ten states with considerable rates of domestic violence ranging from 40.8% to 41.8%. States with the Highest Rate of Domestic Violence: Kentucky - 45.3%
https://www.datapandas.org › dom...
Domestic Violence By State 2024 - Data Pandas
New York being near the bottom probably has more to do with under-reporting it than superior societal cohesion.
Why not just admit we have a problem with violence against women in SC, instead of inventing excuses?
It's almost like talking about domestic violence to avoid talking about public attacks on strangers.
It’s almost like talking about an uncommon problem to ignore an everyday problem
Exactly, changing the topic, to divert from talking about the original one.
Now, what was that original topic, before the deflections? Oh yeah, the "knockout" game, and how it would be reacted to in a southern town.
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