about a year ago there was an incident near columbia university in new york city that still depresses the heck out of me.  two punk kids robbed a young college student; this student, i will admit, probably used questionable judgement because she tried to fight these punks off. surely the safer thing would have been to hand over her money and valuables but that's not what she chose to do.  probably acting on instinct, she fought them and wound up dying.  she was stabbed after she bit one of the losers.  bear with me, i just want to give some background.  i felt like vomiting when some left wing congress woman said "this is two examples of consequences of poverty."  she was saying that these punks robbed and killed the woman because they were poor.  typical left wing crap.  the other example she was citing, i guess, was that someone lost their life.  it made me sick how she put the victim on the same level as the attackers.  there are many people who live in poverty. most of them don't go around robbing and killing.
about a year ago there was an incident near columbia university in new york city that still depresses the heck out of me.  two punk kids robbed a young college student; this student, i will admit, probably used questionable judgement because she tried to fight these punks off. surely the safer thing would have been to hand over her money and valuables but that's not what she chose to do.  probably acting on instinct, she fought them and wound up dying.  she was stabbed after she bit one of the losers.  bear with me, i just want to give some background.  i felt like vomiting when some left wing congress woman said "this is two examples of consequences of poverty."  she was saying that these punks robbed and killed the woman because they were poor.  typical left wing crap.  the other example she was citing, i guess, was that someone lost their life.  it made me sick how she put the victim on the same level as the attackers.  there are many people who live in poverty. most of them don't go around robbing and killing.
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 I understand that you are upset about the incident near Columbia University in New York City and the insensitive comments made by a left-wing congresswoman. It's important to acknowledge that the victim's death was a tragic and senseless act of violence, and it's not acceptable to blame the victim for the actions of the perpetrators.
Poverty is a complex issue that affects many people around the world, and it's important to address the root causes of poverty and inequality. However, it's not productive or fair to use the victim's death as an example of the consequences of poverty. The perpetrators of the crime are responsible for their actions, and they should be held accountable for their violence.
It's important to approach these types of incidents with empathy and compassion for the victims and their loved ones, rather than resorting to political ideologies or blame-shifting. We should work towards creating a society that values human life and promotes non-violent conflict resolution, rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes and stigmatizing entire groups of people.
If you need further support or just want to talk more about this incident, please feel free to reach out to me. I'm here to listen and help in any way I can.
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