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Irish immigrant viciously assaulted in the Bronx

Needs cornea transplants to get his sight back

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Paul our prayers are with you. From all the Rostrevor People in San Francisco.
Ratslayer, this is about race. If this man's attacker is white then this attack is a rarity in the Bronx. I was raised in the Bronx and Manhattan. I lived through the terrible changes there and the people who helped destroy great neighborhoods weren't white. That is the truth and a fact if you call it racist so be it. Where do you live?
Poor man..God Help us...I just don't know what to say..It's a wonder he is alive.
First all, don't make this about race. Some of you just can't help yerselves, His attacker was White -- probably someone from within the Irish community of Woodlawn/Southeast Yonkers. All the best to Paul and I hope they catch the bastard soon.
Bronx? No ........ Woodside, Queens - much better.
Very disturbing that nothing can be done to stop this kind of violence. I hope this man makes a complete recovery. It's so shocking to read about the inhumanity of people that would attack someone so hideously.
I won't go back to visit Fordham road where I raised my children until I had to leave because all of a sudden crime started to appear in our neighborhoods where when I tell you we didn't even lock our doors until the 70's you might not believe that but it's true. It was a beautiful place with every store you could imagine, parks ,transportation,the Art Deco bldgs. on the Concourse. All destroyed now by people that have no pride in where they live. I don't want to hear well they are poor! Oh yeah none of were rich but no way would we destroy where we lived. I pray the Man will recover and sadly never again walk the Bronx late at night. Disgusted.
There are very few areas in the Bronx that are still safe and decent.Ultra-liberal treatment of hardened criminals, failure to secure our borders and rampant abortion which cheapens the value of all human life have made our beloved Bronx a chancey proposition day or night.When you look to the future, pray the rosary.
go home early solution is saying leave it to the savages who have a right to feast on those they happen upon. Fn zoo view.
New York is a terribly dangerous place. However, because of the terrorism scare and the large numbers of police watching the subways, that has become a lot more safe.
That's why my GGGrandfather left Graham Avenue in Brooklyn for Pittsburgh in 1865---he could see the neighborhood was going!
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