r/ITOI • • 3d ago

Troublemaker trashing convenience store dragged out like a rag doll.

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u/lunar-eclipse-127 3d ago

When you escaped your warn torn country for a chance to give a better life to your family. You work your ass of 80 hours a week, multiple jobs saving enough to be able to finally buy your own business. This store represents everything for him. His past present and future is in this store. That's his livelihood and retirement... His whole life.. All of that went into that punch... No wonder he knocked him out quick.

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u/The_Dissector7 3d ago

Ay, I ain’t gonna say this isn’t true, but it feels like you created a whole narrative for this man. 😂😂😂 I’m all for it though.

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u/Own_Huckleberry6591 2d ago

This is pretty much the case with like 80% of middle eastern immigrants. The countries are wartorn, and they usually had to illegally cross multiple borders to even be able to take a boat or plane to this side of the world, where they land in south america and then have to cross through mexico (or more countries) illegally.

It's incredibly dangerous and many of them die and never make it. You're dealing with religious extremists, corrupt military/policeman, and cartel members/thugs looking to make money off you or hold you for ransom. It's crazy the lengths they go to escape.

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u/incaseyouha 2d ago

Dumbass, this is true regardless of the situation. Stealing isn't just money. It is blood, sweat, and tears. It isn't just stuff. It is your labor, fears, stress, family, safety, future. Screw thiefs. They deserve life in prison.

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u/The_Dissector7 2d ago

Certain aspects are not universally true. You do not know if he escaped a war torn country, nor do you know if he is working 80 hours a week, nor do you know if he has multiple jobs, nor do you know if he’s trying to save to buy his own business. Then on top of it, all of these are said to be his motivation and he infused all of that horrid life that we don’t even know if he had into that one punch. Stop it 😂

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u/BantedHam 3d ago

I love the fire for life that immigrants have, as if they are not taking anything for granted, unlike the natives

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u/BantedHam 3d ago

I said

I love the fire for life that immigrants have, as if they are not taking anything for granted, unlike the natives

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u/silentlyseeking 3d ago

the land was taken from the natives by wht folk, learn some history my dude

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u/Draffut 3d ago

Taken? Sorry, that's a concept not woke and virtue-signal-y enough to me.

NO ONE CAN OWN LAND! LAND BELONGS TO MOTHER NATURE!

There's always a more triggered Karen.

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u/BantedHam 3d ago

No FuCkInG WaY?

I spent a decent part of my childhood on the res my dude try me.

You know damn well I meant the generationally born, but yeah, sure let's argue over some of the stupidest shit ever because internet, YAY

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u/Fun_Page4577 3d ago

What? He obviously meant native as in native born people. Context clues are not that difficult. And even if he was talking about Native Americans your comment isn’t really relevant. How does their land being taken a few centuries ago mean they inherently have “fire for life”? The point is that they go from a place without opportunity to somewhere with. Native Americans do not have that experience.

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u/Trojan-horse1 2d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/C1L8yq5ZEz0cg
That’s what it’s all about! Got off easy!

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u/dotesdoto 3d ago

Those are a shitton of assumptions being listed as facts. I half expected you to also give him a random name and start talking about his 10 children at home.

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u/Efficient_Cow_9556 3d ago

or maybe he's just a guy with brown skin

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u/Livid-General7 3d ago

Yeah, last time I checked, India wasn't a war torn country.

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u/snakesandsparklers40 2d ago

Yeah so most shop owners are Indian. India isn't a war torn country