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I didnt see the video and not going to. The most I saw was a screengrab that was blurred out. Didnt want to dig up any uncensored videos.
Competing with Sauce Angeles
I don't pretend to have a grasp on murder statistics. I know that our perspective is unavoidably shaped by the current events we are made aware of, but we do see a pattern here and it's a preventable one. It only makes sense to attack the issue and take the border seriously.
well deportation didn't help with this guy
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Ditto."an Illegal immigrant"
Yeah not having a secure border didn't help.well deportation didn't help with this guy
Suspect accused of burning woman to death on NYC subway is previously deported illegal immigrant
The suspect accused of setting a woman on fire on a New York City subway is an illegal immigrant who was previously deported, Fox News has learned.
Worse, he even fanned the flames in another clip. Seeing that clip of her just standing in the train doorway on fire is just horrendous.
Horrifying images show maniac Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, accused of burning woman to death on NYC subway, watching her burn before telling cops he doesn’t remember it: sources
Surveillance images captured by MTA cameras in the F train car allegedly show Sebastian Zapeta standing in the mostly empty F train car, his hands in his hoodie pockets, as flames engulf the woman.
horrific!
Plus here is a $10k prepaid credit card for your troubles and free housing
And the perp was fanning the flames with a shirt.
I may regret this if I am ever in a similar situation, but once the fire is full blaze and the flesh is melting off, maybe don't help me and instead shoot me immediately. I don't think I need to survive horrific burns.
After watching the video I got the same vibe I'd get at work when someone doesn't do their job because it involved something that wasn't in their job description. Oh fire? That's for the fire department to handle or discover.
Could be worse. If you lived in Canada and someone broke into your house, and you defended yourself, you'd be the perp and the robber would be the victim.
That's the same here in the UK, every few years a farmer shoots some robber that was "fleeing" from his property and gets in trouble.
I know its not the same, but when you compare everything else, its still better in the UK all things considered. People sometimes like to share photos of party goers passed out drunk on the streets of London, as some sort of proof of how trashy things are, but I think that actually reflects a city where people feel safe enough to do it. Frankly I don't think the majority of people living in the US fully understands the level of violence these people experience in their home countries.
I get the feeling it's because suing culture and lawsuit culture grips America more than most places. Step in and help? What if you do one slight thing wrong, whoops, you're now named in a case! Throw water over the burning person, whoops they said you caused shock and that's what actually killed her!
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