Disgusting attack on man with Autism in Ireland

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Attack on young man with austim

Disgusting, no doubt whoever did it will just get let off with a slap on the wrist, its about time we had some real justice, something along the lines of removing their hands and feet with a chainsaw so they cant do it to anyone else.

Terrible.

When American LGBT citizens had experienced enough of the same kind of violence in 2000, many of us created (in my case) or joined various LGBT Second Amendment groups which advocated for the lawful and responsible ownership and use of firearms for self defense.

News reporters focused immediately on the groups in large and small cities ... thereby issuing a somewhat unintentional warning to would-be violent criminals. In fact, anti-LGBT crime drops everytime an LGBT individual defends himself or herself against violent crime. Even the dumbest criminal eventually learns through word-of-mouth to leave alone those potential victims who might be lawfully armed. This fact gives a kind of carte blanche to other LGBT people who are similarly situated but remain unarmed for whatever reason.

In other words, not every LGBT individual needs to be armed to enjoy the benefit of being considered armed. And, FBI statistics show that the mere display of a defensive weapon is enough to cause the perpetrator to: 1) piss himself or herself, and 2) run away extremely fast. About 99 percent of all defensive gun uses enjoy this silver lining without a shot being fired.

Sooo, would it be a bridge too far to hope that a few autistic people might adopt much of the same strategies in their effort to end criminal violence? I understand that Ireland is probably not likely to consider this potential solution to its violent crimes, but why not pre-empt such violence in communities where it is a solution?

That's sad. The father mentioned that he was already nervous about taking the train, so that he had to go with him. After this he may be too scared to even go at all.

I'm not sure that the attackers even knew that this man had autism. He was alone, and so was an easy target unfortunately. It seems as though they only wanted to rob someone and then beat him up for good measure.

Certain parts of Bray can be quite rough, I hope these three are punished appropriately, but based on recent court proceedings I doubt that will happen.

The Nurse manager (Aras Attracta) who assaulted Ivy McGinty received a fine and a four month sentence in February, he pleaded not guilty because sitting on her was just a bit of fun, the rest of the staff including the ones that dragged her across the floor by her hood, assaulted her, refused to bring her to the toilet, punished her with sensory triggers, received fines and 240-120 hours community service. If this is how state employees are reprimanded...

Some people... go really low...

Some people can be such evil scum.