A New York Fad That Will Not Catch On in Florida
The fad of punching random women in the face must have run its course. New York City has moved on to something new. Just 5 days after illegal immigrant Sebastin Zapeta killed a woman by setting her on fire on a subway train, we read this:
A homeless man was injured after he reportedly caught on fire inside Manhattan’s Penn Station on Friday night and investigators are probing the cause of the blaze, authorities and sources said.
He is fortunately in stable condition.
The man told police he believes somebody set him ablaze, claiming he was sleeping and woke up on fire, law enforcement sources said.
Although it is unclear what actually happened, readers are advised to avoid NYC subways and NYC in general until civilization has been restored.
Such fads won’t follow those escaping New York for Florida. Here’s why:
BREAKING: Attempted home invasion in Bradenton FL. — homeowner starts shooting, killing one of the intruders.
Both of the suspects are Chilean nationals.
Sheriff Rick Wells: “This is the state of Florida. If you want to break into someone's home, you should expect to be shot.” pic.twitter.com/pchx5jLCrD
— Dapper Detective (@Dapper_Det) December 27, 2024
Criminals learn to be less bold when their potential victims can fight back.
Government can’t get much bigger than it is in Democrat-dominated New York. Yet New Yorkers cannot expect even a minimal level of safety. From this, we can conclude that Big Government does not make us safe.
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