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You don't want to make eye contact with "crazies" for fear of triggering an attack yet looking away makes you vulnerable. Some people incorrectly assume they'll leave you alone if you don't bother them. Reality: they can snap and without telegraphing anything, attack unprovoked.

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Anthony Cabassa

@AnthonyCabassa_

· Jul 11

GRAPHIC: Olympic Medalist Kim Glass was BRUTALLY ATTACKED by a homeless man in Los Angeles, CA after having lunch with friends. She says the homeless man had some sort of metal pipe. Random acts of violence are rampant with the increasing homeless community, and soft-on-crime DA

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You would not take your eyes off of a tiger wandering the streets. Put your own safety above whatever you've been taught about not staring / manners. Better to be prepared for an attack. If anything, it'll be humanizing to look at them as they are usually made to feel invisible.

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Truth is after each of these horrible events people still vote for the same politicians that are weak on crime, release in hours with no bail, refuse to prosecute, and embolden these attacks. You cannot help someone (a city) that isn’t isn’t willing to help themselves.

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Cheap sunglasses can go a long way

x3m

@x3mity

Jul 11

Sure she would be much better with cheap glass shards in her eye

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The trick is to use your peripheral vision

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Ban metal pipes!!!

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Sometimes people use violence when they fear the unknown: Violence against asians for covid Violence against muslims for 911 Violence against jewish for conspiracies Violence against latinos for immigration