So, in a nutshell, an interfering busybody stuck her still-functioning nose into two innocent smokers’ business, and couldn’t keep her damned cancer-less mouth shut, so was pushed on to the railway tracks where she broke her well-circulated wrist.
Stupid fuck.
And now these brave Libertarians are being hunted like criminals when they should be getting a medal. Brings a lump to my throat*, it does.
I thought part of the core of libertarianism was freedom of speech, which the woman was exercising telling the two to stop smoking. They equally had the right to tell her to get lost and mind her own business (even if they didn’t have the legal right to smoke on a crowded railway platform).
In a nutshell, two law-breakers almost killed a woman because she dared to tell them to stop doing something that was illegal. That’s a great way to run a society - make law-abiding people afraid to ask the law-breakers to stop breaking the law. Next time I ask someone with a full cart to look at the sign that says 10 items only at the express checkout at Wal*Mart, I’ll be braced for them pulling a gun on me.
It took two men? What’s this world coming to? Why, in my day, it only took one man to push a feeble woman onto the tracks, and the other to do all the laughing.
Personally, I avoid any and all confrontation with people I don’t know. Waiting longer on line is preferable to getting in an argument with a guy who may decide to get all stabby.
Well, it was a long push and the first became winded so #2 completed the extension of arms. All in all though I’d say they had the right tools for the job.
Would it not be better all round to cram your excess crammed goods into the complainer’s various orifices, thereby reducing your grocery total down to the prescribed limit?
Ah, but if they pull out a baseball bat, I can run away, because I have fewer items that I’ve shopped for, so I don’t mind dropping them and bolting. And they’re stuck behind their cart.