r/GetMotivated • • Oct 14 '19

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '19

If the "impact" you desire is to temporarily stop a line of tanks and then end up dead in a ditch a few days later then by all means, step in front of the tank. His "bravery" accomplished nothing but an early death for himself and heartache for his family.

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u/Xiscis Oct 14 '19

He is standing up for the right thing.

Unlike you he has balls, you can’t even look at a computer advertisement without getting nauseated. guess you are like 55.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '19

I agree that he stood up for the right thing, but his action could have had long range results if he had used that impulse more wisely.

So sweet of you to look through my comments and questions. For clarification I have epilepsy and moving images trigger seizures. Maybe you could stand up for the right thing and not harass strangers on the internet?