Leftist Outrage: Hero Daniel Penny Defended Subway Riders
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**Outrageous: Leftists Condemn Heroic Act of Subway Defender Daniel Penny**
In a shocking display of leftist hypocrisy, some prominent figures in the media are attacking Daniel Penny, the Manhattan subway hero recently acquitted of all charges for his role in subduing an unruly man who posed a threat to commuters.
On the popular daytime show "The View," moderator Whoopi Goldberg and co-host Sunny Hostin launched scathing remarks directed at Penny following his "not guilty" verdict.
Goldberg criticized Penny's celebration of the verdict, saying it was "a failure on the part of the courts." This kind of sentiment underscores a troubling narrative from the left: rather than recognizing the bravery shown by Penny in a dangerous situation, they choose to vilify him for celebrating his acquittal.
Jordan Neely, the man Penny intervened against, had a history of mental illness and violent behavior, boasting multiple arrests that painted a clear risk to subway passengers. Eyewitness accounts during the trial corroborated the fear many felt the day Penny acted. Yet Hostin, feigning compassion, bizarrely suggested that Neely was a victim, completely dismissing the threats he posed to innocent lives.
This kind of rhetoric is emblematic of the far-left's warped priorities—emphasizing a narrative of victimhood while ignoring the realities of potential danger.
In contrast, the vast majority of Americans understand the true nature of the incident. Daniel Penny didn’t just defend himself; he stepped up to protect others after Neely threatened multiple passengers on that subway train. His actions were a necessary response to a volatile situation, and many Americans view him as a hero.
This incident further highlights the glaring divide between mainstream media narratives and the lived realities of everyday Americans who appreciate the need for self-defense and protection from crime. Rather than rallying around those who act to ensure public safety, leftist commentators choose to berate them, further exposing their disconnect from the concerns of the American people.
As the backlash against Penny continues, it’s essential to recognize his actions in the context of the heroic measures one takes in the face of danger. The outrage expressed by figures like Goldberg and Hostin reveals their priorities—and they do not align with those of most Americans.
When the call for heroism arises, it is undeniable that the left's response often involves condemnation rather than appreciation. Daniel Penny's acquittal is not just a victory in the courtroom, but a refreshing affirmation of the right to protect oneself and others in society. As more citizens embrace this understanding, the narrative pushed by leftist elites will only grow weaker.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
rumble.com
In a shocking display of leftist hypocrisy, some prominent figures in the media are attacking Daniel Penny, the Manhattan subway hero recently acquitted of all charges for his role in subduing an unruly man who posed a threat to commuters.
On the popular daytime show "The View," moderator Whoopi Goldberg and co-host Sunny Hostin launched scathing remarks directed at Penny following his "not guilty" verdict.
Goldberg criticized Penny's celebration of the verdict, saying it was "a failure on the part of the courts." This kind of sentiment underscores a troubling narrative from the left: rather than recognizing the bravery shown by Penny in a dangerous situation, they choose to vilify him for celebrating his acquittal.
Jordan Neely, the man Penny intervened against, had a history of mental illness and violent behavior, boasting multiple arrests that painted a clear risk to subway passengers. Eyewitness accounts during the trial corroborated the fear many felt the day Penny acted. Yet Hostin, feigning compassion, bizarrely suggested that Neely was a victim, completely dismissing the threats he posed to innocent lives.
This kind of rhetoric is emblematic of the far-left's warped priorities—emphasizing a narrative of victimhood while ignoring the realities of potential danger.
In contrast, the vast majority of Americans understand the true nature of the incident. Daniel Penny didn’t just defend himself; he stepped up to protect others after Neely threatened multiple passengers on that subway train. His actions were a necessary response to a volatile situation, and many Americans view him as a hero.
This incident further highlights the glaring divide between mainstream media narratives and the lived realities of everyday Americans who appreciate the need for self-defense and protection from crime. Rather than rallying around those who act to ensure public safety, leftist commentators choose to berate them, further exposing their disconnect from the concerns of the American people.
As the backlash against Penny continues, it’s essential to recognize his actions in the context of the heroic measures one takes in the face of danger. The outrage expressed by figures like Goldberg and Hostin reveals their priorities—and they do not align with those of most Americans.
When the call for heroism arises, it is undeniable that the left's response often involves condemnation rather than appreciation. Daniel Penny's acquittal is not just a victory in the courtroom, but a refreshing affirmation of the right to protect oneself and others in society. As more citizens embrace this understanding, the narrative pushed by leftist elites will only grow weaker.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
rumble.com
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