What they are told in words is irrelevant, because what they are told in action is "Have no fear, we will cave in and accept defeat."

Something is very wrong and it needs to be recognized and corrected: A black man with a lengthy arrest record dies in a subway car after being restrained for harassing passengers, and a wave of outrage and indignation erupts, while at the same moment, a black man (evidently) throws his infant down a flight of stairs and throws his white wife off a rooftop, and everyone hides their heads and pretends they don't know anything about it. Take every politician who participated in that wave of indignation and make it a first order of business to boot them out of office. Recognize the insanity and fix it. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A tourist is facing criminal charges for throwing his baby daughter down a flight of stairs during a wild Times Square hotel brawl with his aspiring model girlfriend — who died minutes later in a plunge from the building’s roof, authorities said. Tyler Griffen, 24, was arrested for harassment, attempted assault and acting in a manner injurious to his 8-month-old daughter, but faces no charges in the nine-story fall that killed aspiring nurse Dezirae Andersen on Tuesday night. Video showed Griffen throwing their baby down a half-flight light of stairs as the dispute intensified, with a random guest at the hotel catching the infant to spare the little girl from any injury. A criminal complaint alleges Griffen shoved his girlfriend through a door onto the roof before her deadly plunge, adding investigators found hair and an earring at the scene after reviewing video of the assault. The Colorado resident also admitted to punching Andersen several times before the fatal fall and was caught on video slamming her against a wall, the complaint charges. Andersen, 22, then fell to her death from the roof, crashing into scaffolding above the sidewalk on W. 47th St. near Seventh Ave. around 10:30 p.m. Cops are still trying to determine if she jumped or accidentally fell during the wild clash. They have determined she was not pushed. [No, of course not. Perish the very thought. And why the light charges for throwing a baby down a flight of stairs?] nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-…

Video originally posted to fb.watch/kiSdXwTA8s/ on May 1 showing Jordan Neely being held in a chokehold for close to four minutes. Not 15 minutes. The video does not show how the incident began. Once he stopped struggling, he was released. If you witness a scene like this, with a small group subduing a person while others are gathered around watching, without protest, you know that the person being subdued was endangering passengers. That's why something like this happens. It's the only reason why something like this happens.