Woman stabbed to death while walking dog in Florida in random, 'violent' attack

Holy shit, their post got deleted. Was the top post actually some d*** actually trying to justify this?

Mid-20’s is also when a lot of the awful mental illnesses kick into overdrive, become apparent suddenly, and wreak havoc. Unless his family is ok with it it’s pretty hard to be tweaked out or nodding off around family and not get caught. Who knows, it’s all shitty.

Psychotropic drugs can do this. I was nearly psychotic on Prozac when I took it for depression. 

Meth, and spice in particular.

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Yea they were outside my house looking for him. Talked to the cops it was crazy

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You might want to narrow that down to a less absurd category if you want anyone other than those in your misandry cult to take you seriously.

I'm a fifth generation Floridian and I understand.

Nah, let the Red states rip themselves apart as far as I care anymore

What makes you think it was terrorism?

Cops tend to execute people doing nothing at all

He obviously shouldn't but if he did I wouldn't complain

I’ll take the downvotes. Yes, I do. I’m so tired of these people getting some jail time I get to pay for. Maybe they get out and kill more people later! Yay! If we absolutely need to let the guy live until we make sure he did the crime? Fine. If we know he did it? Kill him. No court, no jail. No prolonged waste of time and money. 

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I think the 😒 is more about the double standard of who gets to live and who gets killed on the spot, especially when comparing what they did to get killed on the spot

Ya, this is the right outcome here. It's more a shock that the outcome happened given the state of policing in the US.

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Woman stabbed to death while walking dog in Florida in random, 'totally whack' attack

Literacy really is declining these days. It’s sad.

there's no need to quote just the word "violent" here, though. it's self evidently "violent." that's not something you need to pull from someone of note. you usually pull in a quote for something that is 1) less facially obvious and 2) adds context that would not be known if not for the source of the quote (i.e., something the paper may not have proven independently, but that has been asserted by an authority). we do not need the police to tell us the stabbing was violent. "random" would be a much better word to put into quotes, had the police actually said it. but the police didn't say that, so this title both has a completely unnecessary word in quotes, and also asserts something that the police merely implied and have not confirmed or overtly stated. bad journalism, tbh. edit: even "extremely violent" together would have made some sense, "horrendous," something like that, which they also said, but you don't need a police officer to tell you that a stabbing was simply "violent" much like you don't need a meteorologist to tell you that a downpour was "wet."

Don’t worry, it’ll only get worse as everything gets replaced with AI and kids aren’t taught how to write anymore

We've got a MAGA bot crisis run by foreign troll farms infecting this and other subs.

Yeah, I can’t help it. I hear “person killed walking dog” and I think of the person AND the dog equally. I care about living things and the status of the other living thing wasn’t mentioned- thus a puppylover worrying

What does this have to do with literacy?

Honestly, it’s the first point more than anything. I spent 40+ years in Florida, thinking I lived in the nuttiest place on Earth because of all of the news stories. Then I moved out to western Washington and the crime out here is much worse and much more random, but very little of it makes national news. In Florida, I never felt unsafe if I just kept to myself and avoided certain areas. In Washington, there are random homicides and violent crimes all the time that never make national news. When we first moved out here, we moved into what we thought was a quiet apartment complex in a suburban neighborhood. This is $2K a month for a 1 bedroom, near a commercial district, walking trails, etc. but we had to move out before our lease ended because of the constant crime there. In the past three years, I’ve read about two murders and another death-by-cop committed in that complex.

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You make it sound like the Mongols were a weather event across the whole planet, besides, now is only the "best and safest" for the middle and upper classes in wealthy countries.

Just because humans have always been violent does not mean we cannot ask why that is, and what steps we can take to further reduce it.

Was wealth inequality and quality of life better when most people were serfs serving a lord or king? Yes we can do better and strive to be better. But quit waxing poetic about a past that didn’t exist as you imagine it.