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| I believe in this notion called justice. | |
| And justice is one of those terms that it means a lot of, I think, different things to different people. | |
| But to me, it's a very simple arithmetic property. | |
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Repairing The Damage
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| Something for something. | |
| It may sound rather vague, but to me, it's very simple. | |
| You do something, and now you have to repair that which you've done. | |
| You've taken away something. | |
| You've made a people, a citizen, a group of people, a city, A little girl, an 11-year-old girl, you've traumatized somebody, and now you must pay. | |
| You must pay, not even Stephen, but you must provide more to attempt to compensate society and the world from what you've done. | |
| It's a very simple concept. | |
| Very, very simple. | |
| Exceedingly simple. | |
| In this case, there was a horrible situation, which we will provide for you very, very specifically. | |
| I'm not going to mention this dirtbag's name, this horrid, horrid individual, this pond scum. | |
| But he is a person who has an extensive rap sheet, 20-plus arrests for everything you can imagine. | |
| There was a little girl who was cut in the head, in the ear, traumatized incredibly by this vermin, by this waste of flesh. | |
| He's not God's child or anything along this. | |
| He is subhuman, a hominid. | |
| He has, in essence, expunged, erased. | |
| He has disqualified. | |
| He has abnegated. | |
| He has resigned from the human race. | |
| He's given back his membership card in the human race. | |
| And now he must be dealt with. | |
| Not out of a sense of right or wrong, which is of course a part of this as well, but making the city safe. | |
| Now, this fiend, and I will provide the link for you to read along if you would like. | |
| Again, I'm not going to mention his name. | |
| But a raging Harlem, not mob, but group of citizens, surrounded this fiend and wanted justice meted out. | |
| Because I can say, as a member of New York, as a citizen, we are sick and tired of such. | |
| Let me show you this particular piece and let's see what happened as this vermin, this hominid was captured. | |
| You ready? | |
| Good. | |
| Good. | |
| Now, There's an old man. | |
| Not an old man. | |
| It's probably my age. | |
| I don't think I'm old. | |
| But maybe we disagree. | |
| And he has a cane. | |
| Do you see him right there? | |
| He has a cane. | |
| And even in his own way, he stabs at the air. | |
| Just pointing something. | |
| Pointing, saying, you, you're the one. | |
| Now, NYPD, God bless them. | |
| Including a woman, police officer, who... | |
| Does not look at all able to handle the crowd, handle the violence, handle the violence that is about to occur. | |
| She looks extremely under stature. | |
| She's trying though. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| What are you doing? | |
| They're doing the best they can, and I admire them. | |
| I admire them truly. | |
| I really do. | |
| I think that God bless NYPD's fines. | |
| Don't let them come home! | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| Wouldn't you have loved to have said, oh, do you want him? | |
| Here he is. | |
| Don't let him go. | |
| Don't let him go. | |
| I don't think he's going to kill. | |
| Look at this. | |
| There's more yet. | |
| The sergeant is in time. | |
| He's in time. | |
| He's already obviously winded. | |
| I have the victim in my car. | |
| I'm going to see right here. | |
| I got the photo. | |
| Okay, see right here. | |
| Cry. | |
| Now, look at his wife. | |
| Look at this wonderful admixture of demographic, of Of demos. | |
| White, black, male, female. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Everybody. | |
| And I don't... | |
| We don't know the name and the 11-year-old girl. | |
| I don't know her race. | |
| The point I'm saying is that the reason why I bring this up in the first place is that everybody is just... | |
| Universally disgusted by this man. | |
| And we're protecting him. | |
| Look at this coward. | |
| Look at this coward. | |
| This coward who preys upon, preys upon a little girl, 11 years old, with a box cutter. | |
| Look at him. | |
| Standing behind the police. | |
| The police that we pay for, for he has a rap sheet. | |
| These are the only, those are the cases he's been caught. | |
| But this vile, human scum! | |
| The irony using the police to protect him. | |
| Incredible. | |
| Now let's don't make too, too much out of this, but I want to ask you this question. | |
| Do you believe, number one, and I want you to mention this, if you could, in the comment section that is immediately appended to this. | |
| Pardon me as I get choked up when I see this. | |
| Do you believe that we as a citizen who gives the police and the courts The right, the ability I should say, not the right, but the privilege, the procedural privilege to sit in judgment of those people who have hurt us. | |
| Do you think it would be beyond the possibility of reason to say we want to exact our own particular form of justice in this case? | |
| Number one. | |
| In essence, we have to, what, ask permission? | |
| I guess. | |
| To ask permission? | |
| To ask permission? | |
| Can we please exact the particular degree of justice that we think is appropriate? | |
| Yes. | |
| Do you find it at all in you kind of exciting to think, let's get somebody as a statement of what he has done to one of us? | |
| Number three, do you think it is within the realm of rational thought to say, if we make, if we make this, dare I say, street justice known, and we take the perpetrator and make him fear us like we fear him, do you think ultimately this would benefit the country? | |
| Do you think ultimately this will benefit the people of New York? | |
| I do. | |
| In the year 1982, there was a story, if you will, called Broken Windows. | |
| It was an Atlantic Monthly. | |
| It was by Wilson and Kelling. | |
| And Broken Windows... | |
| Basically, it's the idea that when you live in a neighborhood or a city where there exists a building or an establishment where windows are broken and they are never fixed, never corrected, that becomes the message. | |
| That becomes almost a signal to the rest of the... | |
| That you don't care about things anymore. | |
| Don't worry, break things away, throw things down, trash the joint. | |
| Nobody, we don't, nobody seems to care. | |
| That's sort of the statement. | |
| When the city, when an area, when a country, when a people collectively say, oh no, no, this means something to us. | |
| And the word goes out because bad guys read the papers. | |
| I use the term papers like anybody reads a paper, but you know what I mean. | |
| He reads the news or hears. | |
| You know and I know that in the street somebody says, did you hear what happened to that guy who almost cut that little girl's ear off with a box cutter? | |
| Did you hear what they did to him? | |
| Did you hear? | |
| Oh yeah, I did. | |
| Did you hear how the citizens basically ripped this guy apart? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And did you hear how the police and the courts kind of looked the other way? | |
| Yeah. | |
| You know, maybe it's a good idea for us not to risk that happening to us. | |
| Maybe we should comport and comply with the rules. | |
| You think that's beyond the realm of possibilities? | |
| I think it's most possible. | |
| And dear friend, I ask you to weigh in and to impart, to provide us with your brilliance. | |
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