Would a very drunk, drunk, or mildly drunk person grab my mother and throw her in the traintracks? (safe, eat)

[sabredrew]

Have her stand back on the platform, towards the wall and away from the edge of the platform. Chances are, a crazy or drunk person will choose an easier target; one who is already close the edge of the platform.

[rsdplaya]

i think you should be more paranoid about other things that could happen to your mother than getting thrown on the tracks lol.

[NY Annie]

OP, if you're serious, asking this question from a real concern, then you need to get some help. Why aren't you worried about her crossing the street and being hit by a drunk driver? Oh heck, a non-drunk driver who learned to drive in NYC. This is one of the least likely scenarios of harm that could befall someone.

If your mother is in her 40s, she is not some frail woman unable to take care of herself. I think you need to find a hobby.

[Ruready4Bklyn]

YES I see it every Friday and Saturday night around 2am - 3am. Some one always gets grabbed and thrown into the tracks, those damn drunks someone should do something about that...tis tis...

[Mightyqueen801]

I think you should question where inside your head these thoughts are coming from. Sounds like one of those repressed wishes to me.

[bluedog2]

If she is out boozing and riding the subways late at night this is far more likely to be her fate.
YouTube - Drunk Woman Falls In front of Train (Boston Subway USA)

[Dewdroplet76]

Were you drunk when you posted this question? If that were the case, thinking of the question might make sense...

[mayorofnyc]

Originally Posted by ConcernedMan

Would a very drunk, drunk, or mildly drunk person grab my mother and throw her in the traintracks?

Is this a real question?

Man this is why I've been hanging out in the General Forums lately. smh

[jujugame]

Should always be careful to avoid trouble with these drunks. Last month a chinese girl in her early twenty's was killed by a drunk in Flushing. She had been hit for more than 40 times by a steel bar before she died...Really sad...

[HarlemNewbie]

The best solution to this is to stay away from the platform and NEVER go over the caution line. A crazy drunk person would be far more likely to casually push over someone near to the tracks as opposed to using the physical labor to lift and push someone further away. Just a cute little Darwinian though for all of y'all lol.