Let's remember the value of every life and the importance of addressing mental health issues following the tragic passing of Jordan Neely.
that the man is innocent, and others are stating the contrary. Regardless, the life of an individual should not be something taken lightly., Jordan Neely, a former impersonator of Michael Jackson who was 30 years old, passes away after getting into an altercation. His altercation was with another passenger on an F train in New York, travelling towards Broadway Lafayette station.
A police statement says that the homeless man had been exhibiting aggressive behaviour, making threats, and harassing other passengers. A 24-year-old ex-marine put him in a headlock that lasted approximately 15 minutes until the train halts at Broadway-Lafayette. There are some claims that the homeless man was experiencing a mental health crisis at the time.
“N” word, it is okay for them to receive the consequences. No matter how severe the consequences are. However, for the case of the homeless man, he states that something like this should never happen.- Advertisement -Many others are calling out the left for their contradictory opinions, not for this case, but for all cases. One user states that if it wasn’t for double standards, the left would definitely be nothing. Another user adds that they think they are superior over everyone else.
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