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There has to be more to this than the older guy saying "you getting off?" and then the kid is in a head lock.?
No one ever asked him to turn the music down or did they and the kid gave them some snide remark that angered the big guy. If that big guy has that much anger for nothing he is an accident waiting to happen if someone crosses him.
The kid has hopefully learned a lesson not to play his music too loud that it irritates others.
While the kid was inconsiderate for playing his music too loud, the two men who attacked him and tried to throw him off the bus, and did throw his skate board off, were way out of line. It was a physical assault.
I'm not defending the beating, but be civil and turn off the music in public transportation where no one can exit until the bus, subway or trolley stops and opens its doors. Today's awful music blasted rudely and loudly is enough to make the Pope snap.
Last edited by Javacoffee; 09-01-2018 at 02:27 PM..
Maybe if inconsiderate music blasters were attacked more frequently, they would learn to have some consideration.
Nobody who ever generously shares their music at high volume ever has good taste in music, which only makes their rude behavior even worse.
He said he'd been asked to turn his music down (or off) before, and a MUNI spokesman said passengers are asked as general policy to keep their music quiet. Sounds like it's time for MUNI to put signs up in the cars, about courtesy to others. It also sounds like the guy was a troll. If he'd been asked on other occasions to keep his music low, what part of that does he not understand? I wonder if he was being deliberately annoying.
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I want justice," said Lotz.
He also told ABC7 News that he's been asked to turn his music down before on Muni. "If someone would have asked me to turn it down, I would have done that."
He said he'd been asked to turn his music down (or off) before, and a MUNI spokesman said passengers are asked as general policy to keep their music quiet. Sounds like it's time for MUNI to put signs up in the cars, about courtesy to others. It also sounds like the guy was a troll. If he'd been asked on other occasions to keep his music low, what part of that does he not understand? I wonder if he was being deliberately annoying.
Yes, but another witness said he told the guy “ you don’t like my music? What are you going to do about it?” While, I don’t agree with the assault, I gues he found out.
As much as I find people who play their music out loud annoying that is no excuse for me to physically assault them to make them stop it or exit. Those people should be arrested.
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