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The CNN article does contain this:
"Neely also had a series of run-ins with New York police, a law enforcement source told CNN’s John Miller, including 42 arrests on charges including petty larceny, jumping subway turnstiles, theft, and three unprovoked assaults on women in the subway between 2019 and 2021."
That's actually mentioning 2 more arrests than you.
+1. Well saidThis is much worse than sensational headlines IMHO.
My argument is that the Media (working hand and hand with one political party for cynical short term political gain) are inciting race division and causing great harm to our society with all of their slanted and one way reporting on ANYTHING race.
The result of all this "sensational" reporting has over half of the country somehow believing that America's most Progressive run cities with high minority representation in all levels of local government (Mayors, Police Chiefs, City Councils, Schools, Unions....) are massively racist and therefore in need of defunding or "re-imagining" policing, paying reparations, changing school curriculum, and tolerating riots, crime, and massive homeless dysfunction on the streets.
Just hard to believe that the multi-ethnic and diverse Progressive coalition running San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Minneapolis, Chicago for the last century created and maintained systems of institutional racism all this time.
Source? So far we’ve only established that you didn’t read past the headline.CNN knows that 90% of the people read the tweet and the headlines and the first few paragraphs. They can't go beyond because the tears in their eyes would be overwhelming and cannot continue reading further to the part.
I haven’t heard if the person has been charged, yet, but regardless of whether he is eventually found guilty or innocent, I’d think he would be charged with involuntary manslaughter.I don't think it's a stretch to say that the guy who put him in the choke hold wasn't trying to kill him on purpose. Downsides of these cases/situations has always been people are just not going to do a thing when they see problems in society unless their own lives/family were physically attacked, and even then, you practically have to wait for someone else to physically attack you first before you can do a thing. A lot of times, you don't know what can happen and a sucker punch could get you killed.
You try to help, get arrested or threatened you'll be hanged/killed by public media/society.
I think police response hasn't been the fastest lately neither and this guy had to hold this guy down for over 15 minutes?
It's an unfortunate situation and we should get more information as time goes on for this case, but it's a doomed if you do, doomed if you don't scenario for folks who might want to help, which in turn, makes society as a whole simply just don't care because there is 0 upside to step in.
Just saw this Opinion piece, I thought this part was relevant to Elon:
“the fantasy of the empowered self-made man, the one who is free to say and do whatever they want, the epitome of a particular American dream, unfettered individualism, beholden to no one.” Except, of course, that’s a fantasy — being beholden to no one is not how human societies work."
Opinion: When the answer could be a bullet, no one will ask the question | CNN
Sara Stewart used to believe a thriving society depended on a willingness to ask uncomfortable questions, lend a hand to strangers and gently call them out if they're making a mistake. After the killings in Cleveland, Texas and so many other incidents of horrific violence, she's reconsidering...www.cnn.com
When Russian soldiers were killed in cold blood and the videos posted here in Twitter, people were cheering. I didn’t see anyone calling for a ban to those pictures and videos.
That video typifies the concept of flight of ideas.Doubt I will watch.
You "didn’t see anyone calling for... “ That likely means you weren’t paying attention, rather than that’s actually what was going on.When Russian soldiers were killed in cold blood and the videos posted here in Twitter, people were cheering. I didn’t see anyone calling for a ban to those pictures and videos.
Not much disagreement with your list here on this thread about Twitter. Perhaps you could discuss something relevant to his “performance" with Twitter, and how that effects the other companies he’s associated with.
Cant match the credentials of some here, but I’m on my second Tesla, have been an enthusiastic owner for nearly five years now, and have gone on endlessly about the quality of the vehicles and their performance. TSLA for a bit less time than that.
But a more important credential? I know cult-influenced thinking when I see it.
Not that anyone cares, but it’s Fox that’s doing the gaslighting, and has been revealed to doing as much even before the Dominion lawsuit."The art of gaslighting".
If there is ever a course on that - and there should be one for every journalism program - CNN, NYT, LAT and much of liberal media's articles can be used as case studies. Fox News can be used for 'Crass lying'. Fox News doesn't know how to subtly weave a narrative to fool the public, so instead they lie blatantly and get caught easily.
Here is a great example from today, courtesy CNN:
But then Twitter has a way of getting a better fuller context out to the public, so the public can decide where the truth lies. Slowly and steadily the gaslighting days of MSM are coming to an end. No wonder they are all angry writing hit pieces on Twitter and Musk by the hour.
Arrested 40 times and let go.
That video typifies the concept of flight of ideas.
Read this thread on Twitter and then decide whether or not you think it's likely he was killed on purpose on not.I don't think it's a stretch to say that the guy who put him in the choke hold wasn't trying to kill him on purpose.
Yes, videos showing armed combatants when two countries at war is just like taking your kids to the mall and getting shot.When Russian soldiers were killed in cold blood and the videos posted here in Twitter, people were cheering. I didn’t see anyone calling for a ban to those pictures and videos.
Read this thread on Twitter and then decide whether or not you think it's likely he was killed on purpose on not.
The short-answer - Penny almost certainly what he was doing and the type of choke-hold he had him in incapacitated Neely within seconds and dead well under a minute.
For someone who is supposedly all about the data and first principles, it's pretty clear that Elon is tightly ensconced inside of a right-wing information bubble that is highly biased and only further pulling him in. Ironically, it appears that his addiction to Twitter and Twitter's algorithms which are what's leading him down this path.
And not just that, Twitter is bringing new features and capabilities at an amazing fast pace it is hard just to keep up. All with 1/5th of the original headcount.As an executive myself - I really like that Twitter still appears to run effectively with 80-90% of it's workforce gone.
Read this thread on Twitter and then decide whether or not you think it's likely he was killed on purpose on not.
The short-answer - Penny almost certainly what he was doing and the type of choke-hold he had him in incapacitated Neely within seconds and dead well under a minute.
For someone who is supposedly all about the data and first principles, it's pretty clear that Elon is tightly ensconced inside of a right-wing information bubble that is highly biased and only further pulling him in. Ironically, it appears that his addiction to Twitter and Twitter's algorithms which are what's leading him down this path.