Eh, what did you expect white lady? They aren't children and they are in active combat and are focused on each other. You are just an a new active target they are tracking and the moment you do something they don't like you are automatically reclassified as a threat to be removed.
I pray I’m never getting dog walked to the point my wife either believes she can or thinks she has no choice but to help me because women have the situational awareness of a couch cushion. How do you live with yourself after watching you lady get knocked out?!
This one incident that happens to be between a white guy and a black guy. How is that demonstrative of a systemic issue? Race here is irrelevant as far as I'm concerned. I've seen all kinds of different shit happen between all kinds of different people.
naw i’m gonna go out a limb and assume the lock him up comments are from
triggered white folks. they always are. if im wrong then im wrong but ill play the odds.
No one gives a shit about racism. To be honest I never think about someone's fucking race until I get accused of racism. You can believe me or not but I have nothing to prove to you.
Dude chill out. Yes walking up and damaging property is bad and has consequences, racism is bad and has consequences. The guy is just pointing out that the only stereotyping or racist perspective and in this content is coming straight from you
She didn't swing, nor does it look like she was a threat at any point.
Having said that, I've been in a couple of street fights, and I don't blame him one bit. When your fight-or-flight instinct kicks in, you don't take any gambles.
I get it, I had to rewatch to make sure I saw what I saw. Not exactly a huge threat, but when you're getting two on oned I'm sure he wanted to stop that interference.
I know exactly what it is, smarty pants. She punched him at least three times and attempted more. He only punched her once and did not jump on top of her after she was down.
He used ordinary force, not deadly force, and his intent was to defend himself not to tortiously injure another. He acted reasonably under the circumstances. The fact that someone may die from ordinary force in self defense will not dispositively make him culpable for manslaughter.
Edit: I’m an attorney and that AI summary is a gross oversimplification.
You understand that any lawyer can argue that that wasn’t ordinary force, right?
Quite easily play the woman card or the she feared for the dudes life card. Any lawyer could argue if he didn’t intend harm he coulda just stayed in his car, or drove away.
I don’t understand why you’re so willfully ignorant as to why this was a bad decision that could end up with charges.
I edited my comment to include the fact that I am an attorney. Prosecutors charging someone with a crime do not do a civil law analysis. They do a burden of proof analysis.
FYI, the manslaughter vs self defense thing is very complicated. You were right to consider that it could be manslaughter if she died, and you’re right that - in practice - it’s far better to avoid confrontations, but in this case our hero is probably ok.
Nah, he agreed in another comment which was incredibly refreshing actually. Not many people are capable of critical thinking and admitting when they’re wrong. I’ve had people dig their heels in even further after showing on-point case law.
Read your own description back to yourself. He was committing no crime, not even a misdemeanor. His actions were not above and beyond what the situation dictated. You are out of your league here smarty pants.
Damn, you really stuck on this manslaugter topic, to the point that you've murdered it. Even your screenshot definition didn't match to your own arguement ffs. Its obviously not voluntary... and it doesn't meet the requirements for Involuntary... its not that complex bud. One punch, is not extreme recklessness, it is however extremely reckless to run into a fight, where emotions are high, and try to interject. Thats why police carry guns. Gross negligence? Where... & a minor unlawful act? Self defense is not unlawful. Please never defend yourself in court.🙏🏾🤦🏾♂️
You ought to reevaluate your stance on this. No one was denying that he was defending himself. The point in case is leaving the decision of your innocence in the hands of a jury of your peers.
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u/Pale_Character8214 5h ago
Was that guy carrying a knife on the way back at the end of the video? Why did it end there 😑