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[deleted] t1_j149p5q wrote

Reply to comment by summitrock in New York City Unveils Gate of the Exonerated in Central Park Honoring Wrongly Convicted People by lifandigoosogn

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Dan-D-Lyon t1_j14i3lt wrote

"This Monument stands as an apology for the time the criminal justice system of New York falsely accused a group of violent, larcenous reprobates of also being rapists"

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newestindustry t1_j15tgsl wrote

If your main takeaway from the Central Park Five is that it doesn't matter whether or not they were innocent of the crime they were incarcerated for because they were a bunch of "scumbags" (I might have gone with "savages" or "thugs" if I was blowing the dogwhistle that hard), to quote Bad Santa, your soul is dogshit and everything about you is ugly.

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tuebrook1976 t1_j287zr8 wrote

Or, alternatively, you are intelligent. I go with the latter.

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nyc-ModTeam t1_j16w7vz wrote

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(a). Intolerance will result in a permanent ban. Toxic language including referring to others as animals, subhuman, trash or any similar variation is not allowed.

(b). No dog whistles.

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newestindustry t1_j14bis9 wrote

This is how conservatives argue about everything now, I guess. So tiresome

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lazerphace t1_j15jsg8 wrote

NYC is tired of people who constantly excuse criminal behavior. The "conservative" you responded to says

>sorry that it bothers you that I don’t honor scumbags who commit gang assault and muggings.

and I agree.

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