And then I appreciate the fact that they're the type of people that want to get involved. Okay? So it's really hard for me to condemn Daniel Penney for getting involved. My personal thoughts, I think he got involved a little too early. If Jordan Neely had singled somebody out or tried to go hands on with somebody or physically attack somebody, then for sure, Daniel should have got involved. That's probably where I would have got involved myself. But here's the other thing
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:49
The capacity is there to go off the rails. And I being someone who deals with and lives with mental health issues stemming from my time in the military in Iraq and Afghanistan and being in the middle of some high pressure situations to where, you know, something's left something's there after the fact. And of course, you know, in this situation, people weren't sure what to make of it. Not to mention, nowadays I think everybody's kind of on edge for several reasons
Cadre Mark
@GrizzlyHitch · 2:18
And so regardless, I just want to point out that regardless of whether or not a person is mentally ill or not, right, he was not posing a threat to anybody specifically, and he had made no moves towards anybody. And in the video, Penny sneaks up behind him and then puts him in a rear naked choke. So first thing, if you're going to get involved, you have a responsibility to society and to yourself to know what you're doing
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And when you mentioned use of force, does use of force apply to anyone using force or just law enforcement? Because I know it's like verbal mechanical. No, verbal, physical mechanical and then deadly. But does that apply to the public, too, or just police officers? Or does it go state to state? You know what I'm saying? Thanks for posting this