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ScorpioLuv
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Posted: Dec 11 2012 at 4:46pm |
Jewelsnyc wrote:
Leah yeah that was inconsiderate. How do you know someone committed suicide tho? Maybe someone was sick or died or got pushed again (copycat type thing) or another crime? Either way, I guess you feel your time is worth more than someone's suffereing/pain that pushed them to kill themself...or if they're suffering from mental illness or whatever.
I know it's not the best situation to be stuck underground for all that time, but that was/is a human life... |
some train operators tell you, if not u see it on the news anyway. They told my mom. When my bf's friends's sister fall between the train cars, they told everyone
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Posted: Dec 11 2012 at 11:58pm |
_leah wrote:
And my rant is moreso that this happens often and MTA needs to do something to better work with these incidents when they happen |
yeah, that's twice in less than 2 weeks on the same train line.
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:05am |
_leah wrote:
how does it lack compassion, I don't know this person, yes someone lost their life, and it's sad but like i said, it's equivalent to watching the news and seeing someone lose their life, do you wrap your whole day around it? No. |
i understand where u are coming from
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:06am |
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ms_wonderland wrote:
And another thing...close to like 2k people have chosen to make the golden gate bridge their final destination. Everytime this happens it is a clusterfk. Now they're in the process of funding a suicide barrier that will cost $50 million. That money is comin from somewhere...and the people who choose to kill themselves will just decide to jump off a different bridge instead. |
I was thinking that the U.S. needed more stations like this when I saw it. I think we do have some but not alot. I don't know that this is a suicide barrier but....perhaps it could help prevent train suicides. *Chatelet station Paris for anyone wondering where this is* |
aint nobody paying for that shat.
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:07am |
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you are not selfish at all OP.
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:13am |
_leah wrote:
I may get e-stoned for this but.
1) I am going to need people to stop using methods of mass transit (public transportation bridges etc) as suicide tools.
2) I'm going to need transit workers to be better equip to handle these situations much more efficiently. There is no reason I should be stuck underground for an hour and a half.
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I so don't miss NY...I remember those days..I would literally have to fight back anxiety attacks after being stuck on the A train, in a crowded car and no air, for an hour and a half or longer. I finally had to move out of the city and into N. NJ...it was too much
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:13am |
Jewelsnyc wrote:
Saying there is a medical emergency or a criminal investigation is one thing...someone jumped in front of the train, another. Tech until there is an investigation, the conductor is only speculating anyway. |
the person who jumped in front of a train- decided to make their death "public knowledge" the option of privacy was voided by them-- not the conductor.
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:17am |
yea ppl are always trying to jump off of the golden gate bridge.
i actually met this guy, he was the only person who jumped and survived. he broke like beaucoup bones though
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:26am |
coconess wrote:
yea ppl are always trying to jump off of the golden gate bridge.
i actually met this guy, he was the only person who jumped and survived. he broke like beaucoup bones though |
i remember when that happened...the guy was bipolar. the gg bridge is set up like the brooklyn bridge b/c you can ride your bike or walk across it. he claimed he wouldn't have jumped if there was some type of suicide barrier there...hence dozens of millions of dollars being raised to fund this. if you go to the gg bridge to commit suicide it is premeditated...the ppl who know there is a barrier will just find another place. so stupid. this federally funded $50 could go towards education or healthcare in california.
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Posted: Dec 12 2012 at 12:26am |
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^^^^^was he happy he survived?
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