Woman raped on TRAIN in Pennsylvania amongst passengers

[Ibizan Hound]

Riders watched as a woman was raped on a SEPTA train but no one called 911, police say.

A 35-year-old man in Pennsylvania is facing rape and assault charges after a woman was sexually assaulted on board a public transit train Wednesday night as riders witnessed the attack but did not intervene, authorities said on Friday.

 

The woman was assaulted at around 11 p.m. while riding the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) Market-Frankford line towards the town of Upper Darby.

 

"The assault was observed by a SEPTA employee, who called 911, enabling SEPTA officers to respond immediately and apprehend the suspect in the act," Andrew Busch, a SEPTA spokesperson, said in a statement. https://www.yahoo.com/news/riders-watched-woman-raped-septa-153600568.html

[blowonthepie]

 

I was going to reply to your post but now I can’t think of anything to say; except maybe I hope those ‘witnesses’ get vaxxed - or maybe they already are

 

I hope the lady is strong and does ok

[- TZC -]

This is what it's come to, video a rape and do nothing. There's a second layer of zombie bubble now with the cellphones. I'm sorry I noticed this news.

 

Edit: I was under the impression there was a video that I wasn't able to watch because of ip, it may not have been recorded, my mistake. But I can't imagine sitting on a train watching that and doing nothing, it's disturbing that it happened.

Edited October 16, 2021 by - TZC -
clarity

[Truthspoon]

 

It's not surprising......people have seen what happens when the police try to stop black criminals....

 

People just don't want the BLM hassle and possible prison time so they just let him get on with it I guess.... 

[Saved]

4 hours ago, Truthspoon said:

 

It's not surprising......people have seen what happens when the police try to stop black criminals....

 

People just don't want the BLM hassle and possible prison time so they just let him get on with it I guess.... 

Well now they can do prison time for being complicit in the rape. Better that (in their minds) than being called a Wacist.

 

It's a microcosm of what we see with this entire convid lie - same cowardice and same complicity resulting in absolute carnage.

[EnigmaticWorld]

Another day in Weimerica.

[Truthspoon]

4 hours ago, Saved said:

Well now they can do prison time for being complicit in the rape. Better that (in their minds) than being called a Wacist.

 

It's a microcosm of what we see with this entire convid lie - same cowardice and same complicity resulting in absolute carnage.

 

Exactly........ But what about the case where a woman called the police after a black man basically attacked her in Central Park.

 

She lost her job and her dog because when she phoned the police she said 'black man' and was charged with a race hate crime.

 

It's all deliberate of course... It's Atlas Shrugged happening now... Just try to lay low and find a way to avoid being caught as society collapses around our ears. That's one of the reason I'm pretty content out here in the Gulf...... if you can find a similar hiding place I suggest you go for it.

 

 

 

[RobSS]

28 minutes ago, Truthspoon said:

 

Exactly........ But what about the case where a woman called the police after a black man basically attacked her in Central Park.

 

She lost her job and her dog because when she phoned the police she said 'black man' and was charged with a race hate crime.

 

It's all deliberate of course... It's Atlas Shrugged happening now... Just try to lay low and find a way to avoid being caught as society collapses around our ears. That's one of the reason I'm pretty content out here in the Gulf...... if you can find a similar hiding place I suggest you go for it.

 

 

Why are you trying to make this out to be a race issue, when sad to say, it's not the first time this has happened where white people have turned a blind eye to a crime being committed in public? All people are innately the same, regardless of the colour of their skin. What does make people different are social conditions.

 

I'd much rather live here in the UK than the Gulf, which still has stoning as a barbaric punishment and where domestic violence is still legal against women because Islam allows a husband to chastise or discipline his wife and minor children. If a woman is raped by her husband, the police don't always take such claims seriously because they're considered a private domestic matter. In the UAE, "all sexual relations outside of heterosexual marriage are criminalized. Punishments may include jail time, floggings, death, fines, deportation, chemical castration, forced psychological treatments, beatings, forced hormone injections, and torture. Adultery and fornication are crimes punished with death, and a person convicted of homosexuality may also face charges of adultery if they have an opposite-sex spouse while having sexual relations with a person of the same sex. Homosexuality is illegal in the UAE, and is punishable by the death penalty under sharia law." (source)

 

 

 

[Truthspoon]

 

 

There's probably more homosexuality in the Gulf than London...... not my thing.... but if you think the Arab world really oppresses homosexuals you're way out of the loop.... it just doesn't celebrate and promote them, and force their abnormality down everyone's throat.

 

 

 

[RobSS]

Just now, Truthspoon said:

 

 

There's probably more homosexuality in the Gulf than London...... not my thing.... but if you think the Arab world really oppresses homosexuals you're way out of the loop.... it just doesn't celebrate and promote them, and force their abnormality down everyone's throat.

 

 

I hardly notice any promotion of homosexuality here in England because i don't go looking for it... I don't watch the MSM, or do social media. The only promotion gays I'm aware of in my life is here on this forum! LOL

 

As for living in England, I'd much rather live here rather than in a country that has an oppressive political regime based on hypocrisy, and which has the most barbaric punishments for those that are caught out by that hypocrisy!

 

 

 

[EnigmaticWorld]

19 minutes ago, RobSS said:

 

Why are you trying to make this out to be a race issue, when sad to say, it's not the first time this has happened where white people have turned a blind eye to a crime being committed in public? All people are innately the same, regardless of the colour of their skin. What does make people different are social conditions.

 

I'd much rather live here in the UK than the Gulf, which still has stoning as a barbaric punishment and where domestic violence is still legal against women because Islam allows a husband to chastise or discipline his wife and minor children. If a woman is raped by her husband, the police don't always take such claims seriously because they're considered a private domestic matter. In the UAE, "all sexual relations outside of heterosexual marriage are criminalized. Punishments may include jail time, floggings, death, fines, deportation, chemical castration, forced psychological treatments, beatings, forced hormone injections, and torture. Adultery and fornication are crimes punished with death, and a person convicted of homosexuality may also face charges of adultery if they have an opposite-sex spouse while having sexual relations with a person of the same sex. Homosexuality is illegal in the UAE, and is punishable by the death penalty under sharia law." (source)

 

 

 

 

"We're all the same."

 

Try preaching this as a white dude to a gang on the Southside of Chicago and see if you don't get mugged or killed.

[RobSS]

Just now, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

"We're all the same."

 

Try preaching this as a white dude to a gang on the Southside of Chicago and see if you don't get mugged or killed.

 

We're all the same in the sense that we all come from God, the source. What happened after that is the Fall into separateness. All the problems we see in the world today are a consequence of that Fall, but at our core, we're all still the same. We all still have the same spirit. That doesn't mean everyone will enter into God's kingdom though because spirit can be stripped of its personality and ego consciousness, and what you described in your post is just personality and ego consciousness.

 

 

[EnigmaticWorld]

2 minutes ago, RobSS said:

 

We're all the same in the sense that we all come from God, the source. What happened after that is the Fall into separateness. All the problems we see in the world today are a consequence of that Fall, but at our core, we're all still the same. We all still have the same spirit. That doesn't mean everyone will enter into God's kingdom though because spirit can be stripped of its personality and ego consciousness, and what you described in your post is just personality and ego consciousness.

 

 

 

What I described is that groups are different. The differences aren't always negative, but neither are they always positive.

 

I don't believe that it's just because of socioeconomic issues either, because some groups still commit more crime when they're wealthy.

[RobSS]

8 minutes ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

What I described is that groups are different. The differences aren't always negative, but neither are they always positive.

 

I don't believe that it's just because of socioeconomic issues either, because some groups still commit more crime when they're wealthy.

 

It's all to do with social conditioning. Children who are brought up without the need to hate other groups are totally different to children who are. Children aren't aware that they are different to other children until they are conditioned to believe otherwise, which is why Jesus said, "Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3)

 

 

 

[EnigmaticWorld]

Just now, RobSS said:

 

It's all to do with social conditioning. Children who are brought up without the need to hate other groups are totally different to children who are. Children aren't aware that they are different to other children until they are conditioned to believe otherwise, which is why Jesus said, "Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3)

 

 

 

 

I remember, once upon a time, when I believed this. I was very naive.

 

I'm not fooled anymore. Some people clearly have lower impulse control, and don't seem to think things through as much as others.

[RobSS]

1 minute ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

I remember, once upon a time, when I believed this. I was very naive.

 

I'm not fooled anymore. Some people clearly have lower impulse control, and don't seem to think things through as much as others.

 

Societal conditioning is learned. Even as people get older, they change according to their experience of the world. If you don't believe we have an inner reality that is innocent of the external world, then I can understand why you feel the way you do.

 

 

[EnigmaticWorld]

Just now, RobSS said:

 

Societal conditioning is learned. Even as people get older, they change according to their experience of the world. If you don't believe we have an inner reality that is innocent of the external world, then I can understand why you feel the way you do.

 

 

 

I think some things are learned, but I also think we have biological differences that go beyond the colour of our skin. I don't like it when the woke try to unperson us all until we are just grey little machines slaving away in their factories.

[RobSS]

Just now, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

I think some things are learned, but I also think we have biological differences that go beyond the colour of our skin. I don't like it when the woke try to unperson us all until we are just grey little machines slaving away in their factories.

 

Of course there are biological differences that go beyond the colour of a person's skin, but I wasn't referring to biological differences because biology is only confined to the world of matter. Our spirits are not of this world, and this is the inner reality that I was referring to... an inner reality that is innocent of the external world.

 

Those that lose touch with their inner reality - that's innocent of the external world - become tired and jaded.

 

By varying margins of success, it's possible to get that innocence back, though, through inner work and raising consciousness.

 

 

 

[RobSS]

12 minutes ago, RobSS said:

 

Those that lose touch with their inner reality - that's innocent of the external world - become tired and jaded.

 

 

And those that start to become tired and jaded also eventually risk longing for death.

 

"But whoever fails to find me harms himself; all who hate me love death." - Proverbs 8:36

"There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." - Proverbs 14:12

 

 

 

[Grumpy Owl]

20 hours ago, - TZC - said:

This is what it's come to, video a rape and do nothing. There's a second layer of zombie bubble now with the cellphones. I'm sorry I noticed this news.

 

Edit: I was under the impression there was a video that I wasn't able to watch because of ip, it may not have been recorded, my mistake. But I can't imagine sitting on a train watching that and doing nothing, it's disturbing that it happened.

 

Nobody videoed the rape, it was caught on the CCTV inside the train.

 

14 hours ago, Truthspoon said:

 

It's not surprising......people have seen what happens when the police try to stop black criminals....

 

People just don't want the BLM hassle and possible prison time so they just let him get on with it I guess.... 

 

It's a sad reflection on society when people will just sit back and do nothing, because they don't want to 'get involved', regardless of the ethnicity of the perpetrator.

 

But I would agree that in this age of 'BLM', people are also wary of doing something, "for fear of" being accused of being racist, or some other nonsense. (Or more likely afraid of being stabbed or shot)

 

The race of the suspect 'Fiston Ngoy' has been assumed as being black, but what is not revealed is the race/ethnicity of the victim. Nor whether the two were known to each other.

 

BLM vs #metoo

 

What an awful divided society we live in.

 

 

[- TZC -]

I referenced my mistake in my edit, but ok. I swear I wouldn't sit there and watch a woman being violated. No matter how many guns or knives were brandished. I couldn't live with myself. So what this story reveals is there's a lot of fish swimming in the sea have no brain nor backbone.

[Shake]

Yuck. Gun, bullet, head...at least Americans have that.