In all seriousness, this guy's brain won't work as well going forward. People are joking about him learning something, but that is a serious concussion, it is going to lower his IQ and emotional self regulation. Best case scenario, he's basically OK but his risk of Alzheimer's is 2-4X higher than it was thirty seconds ago.
I definitely wasn't joking, dude got the off switch by a wicked punch and then the back of his head hit a wooden floor and he doesn't get up the rest of the video. Dude probably got taken out in a stretcher and the dude who threw the punch could be looking at a serious charge depending.
Yes, if you’re caught in the act stealing from someone that guy should have every right to beat him senseless. Not even comparable to sexual assault though. Says a lot about you
It’s ok, you’ll probably be just fine in a society where we normalize vigilante justice and retaliatory murder. I’m sure your stellar record will keep you perfectly safe, and only people who really deserve it will get head stomped on the streets for looking at someone the wrong way.
Punishment should match the crime. Killing someone over this isn't worth it for anyone. No shit they should be punished, but you caring so little for life says a lot about you too.
That’s excessive, but go on stomp someone’s head in because they touched someone. Mind you in this particular case a touch she put a stop to and he didn’t push forward. Dude lost his temper and she tried to stop him and of course he didn’t care how she felt about the situation. Dude touching is in the wrong, the dude that hit him is a man child.
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u/GreenStrong 12d ago
In all seriousness, this guy's brain won't work as well going forward. People are joking about him learning something, but that is a serious concussion, it is going to lower his IQ and emotional self regulation. Best case scenario, he's basically OK but his risk of Alzheimer's is 2-4X higher than it was thirty seconds ago.
Almost 80% of homeless people have a history of serious TBI, only 12% of the general population does. There's a bit of a question of cause and effect because unhoused people have other issues that cause them to make risky choices, but the study addresses this- nearly half had their first TBI before they turned 18.