A few days ago, mentally-ill Queens woman Pamela Cisneros pulled two large kitchen knives from a shopping bag and, in what police described as apparently random and unprovoked attacks, stabbed two strangers within roughly 20 seconds.
Police confronted Cisneros nearby and after she refused repeated commands to drop the knives, three officers used Tasers, apparently without effect. Cisneros then advanced toward officers while still holding the knives, at which point two officers shot her. She was taken to Bellevue, where she died.
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PAMELA CISNEROS 49 YEARS OLD SHE STABBED TWO PERSONS MINUTES BEFORE CAUSING THE DEATH OF 32 YEARS OLD FEMALE VICTIM…..
She carried a mental health history.
– A violent stabbing attack in Times Square… pic.twitter.com/0eosnUaZ17
One of her victims was Erin Piacenti, 32, a Bank of America vice president and new mother, who was stabbed in the abdomen and died at Bellevue Hospital. It was her first day back at work after five months of maternity leave.
A horrible tragedy. But not according to Lexi Alexander, a filmmaker and martial artist, who posted this on X:
The depiction of murderer Luigi Mangione‘s face projected into the sky like the Bat-signal is a celebration or mockery of the murder, drawing an explicit parallel to the assassination of corporate executives.
Oh, there is also something else I should point out:
Palestinian and living in Ireland – talk about a perfect storm of hatred.
Naturally, she doubled-down and somehow made it about Israel.
When a new mother, home from maternity leave for one day, is stabbed to death in a random act of violence, a decent human being feels horror and grief. But when your entire worldview has rotted into obsessive malice, this is what you get instead – and Lexi Alexander is far from alone.
It is emblematic of the entire anti-Israel movement.
