Man BEATEN for not wearing mask on Toronto subway
Disturbing, deplorable, and disgraceful. Those are the only words I can use to describe the details of this important report.
On October 24, Skyler (whose last name will not be published) attended a Yahoo Nation protest at Toronto's Yonge-Dundas Square. As usual, it was a peaceful affair featuring hundreds of anti-lockdown demonstrators asserting their democratic right to dissent against the Wuhan virus policies that have left so many jobless and penniless.
When the protest wrapped up in the late afternoon, Skyler began his commute home to Barrie via public transit. He got into a Toronto Transit Commission subway car and headed north to Yorkdale station.
But from the get-go, his voyage was anything but pleasant.
A man who was larger than Skyler kept accosting him during the journey. The reason? Skyler was not wearing a mask.
Skyler explained to the belligerent stranger that he was exempt from wearing a face covering; indeed, the TTC permits mask-exempt patrons to use its transit system.
In any event, Skyler’s story took a disturbing detour once he reached Yorkdale station.
Skyler exited the subway car, but so did that stranger who had been heckling him the entire journey. Skyler thought nothing of it, figuring that Yorkdale was also the intended destination of the stranger. But that does not appear to be the case. Within seconds, Skyler recalls being hit with a heavy metal object that caused him to lose consciousness.
When he regained consciousness, he was being attended to by paramedics and was donning a neck brace. It turns out that Skyler suffered a concussion and also had broken ribs — suggesting that perhaps his assailant further beat Skyler while he was unconscious.
The Toronto Police Service is still investigating this brutal assault and no suspects have been charged yet. But at face value, the facts would suggest that the motivation for this ghastly attack was simply due to Skyler not wearing a mask.
Three words spring to mind: beyond the pale.
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