BMO Employee Stabbed

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Looks like it is not life threatening, which is good. This may be a foretelling of what the future holds with inflation and the economy and the various claw-backs the government is asking for from mainly the people that can't afford it.

Thanks for posting this, Darts/
 

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Looks like it is not life threatening, which is good. This may be a foretelling of what the future holds with inflation and the economy and the various claw-backs the government is asking for from mainly the people that can't afford it.

Thanks for posting this, Darts/
Have we lost our ability to differentiate between criminals who went into the bank armed with firepower and body armour from those suffering as a result of the economy? At some point these assholes made a decision to rob a bank and knife a teller. Thank goodness they're dead and we won't have to hear how much they suffered in life.
 

forgo10

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Have we lost our ability to differentiate between criminals who went into the bank armed with firepower and body armour from those suffering as a result of the economy? At some point these assholes made a decision to rob a bank and knife a teller. Thank goodness they're dead and we won't have to hear how much they suffered in life.
I think you misunderstood me. What I said about life threatening was in regard to the bank's employees, not the heavily armed with body armour thugs. And my comment re: economy, was that it might result in more crime as a consequence. Also, the main reason of my post was to bump Darts' post and acknowledge him over that OP, so I felt I needed to add a comment so the OP didn't get that post deleted. Sorry if I upset your sensitivities :oops:
 
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