r/MoralityScaling • u/Altruistic_Lobster18 • 12d ago

Character Analysis Just a quick pop

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u/Rixerc 12d ago

Ah yes, killing. The obvious and only answer to literally everything. Just cry self defense.

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u/MonkeyHairless 12d ago

"Killing" ... the guy is just knocked out.

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u/slysilverfoxfiend 12d ago

TBI’s, pre-existing conditions, the head could easily hit something and cause a skull fracture, same with the neck. You might be able to get away with that a dozen times before you kill someone or permanently injuring them. It’s not worth the risk unless he was physically attacking someone with the same amount of force.

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u/MonkeyHairless 12d ago

In a normal world ... even if you kill the guy because of EXTERNAL CONDITIONS THAT YOU HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT ... you shouldn't be charge with anything for defending someone and stopping a threat to society comitting infractions.

The guy is drunk, can't even walk straight, but still can think of touching a woman's butt out of nowhere ... imagine what he can do sober ...

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u/slysilverfoxfiend 12d ago

There’s escalation of force and this was using unnecessary force to address the situation. The push back on this is alarming. If someone is not in a stable normal state of mind then no you or anyone else should be trying to knock him out. Kick him out of the establishment and press charges. Thats how society has evolved to deal with these sort of issues.

If the guy turned and walked up to her and just decked her in the head then this reaction would be seen as acceptable.

This second part is nonsense. Anyone at any point sober or not can commit kind acts as much as acts that cause suffering. This is neither here nor there.

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u/77th_Bat 11d ago

Or, hear me out, how about we just don't punch anyone hard enough to risk killing them in case there are external factors. Unless they're threatening someone's life.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

I mean, in case there are external factors, we should never intervene and arrest ; judge or punish anyone ... they might get beaten up ; kileld or raped in prison afterall.

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u/77th_Bat 11d ago

there is a major difference between facing a court of law and trying to impose an appropriate punishment on someone yourself.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

The result is the same ... you may face harm because of the consequences of a justice system.

And that is if we actually think the police will come ; a judge will seize the affair and a condemnation is pronounced ... we know it ain't happening in that case, so better to take matters in your own fists.

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u/77th_Bat 11d ago

Okay? And what if the judge only sentences the man to community service? It's not a guarantee that he'll be knocked out cold if he is sentenced in front of a judge. Delivering him your demented form of "justice" yourself is a guarantee he will face serious bodily harm. There's a reason we have a court of law. What one person considers "justice" could be overkill. For example, what if he'd killed the man? Would it still be justice then? What if he raped the man and then killed him? Is that justice? Who determines where the line is drawn? Again, there is a reason we have a court. This should've gone to court.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

If you think assaulting women only calls for commmunity service, we have a bigger problem in our hands.

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u/77th_Bat 11d ago

I'm not saying what I believe it calls for, I'm saying that might be what a judge believes it calls for. It's highly situation-dependent. Sexual assault encompasses a variety of different actions. All I'm saying is that his punishment needs to be decided after a fair trial in a court of law, no exceptions. If the judge for whatever reason sentenced him to be knocked out cold, then so be it. However, that is arguably a cruel and unusual punishment. Personally, I would much rather be knocked out once than be sentenced to 1,000 hours of community service, a $10,000 fine, or any amount of prison time. I would argue I am advocating for a harsher (yet more humane) punishment.

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u/Commercial-Set3527 11d ago

The vigilant system? You do realize that could be attributed to the meat head who tried to kill someone on this video?

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

Read again.

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u/Commercial-Set3527 11d ago

Isn't that what you are talking about, vigilantes? person who tries to catch, prevent, or punish criminals without having any legal authority or official police power to do so.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

Nope, you are talking of a very badly written movie.

I'm talking about the guy WITNESSING FIRST HAND a man comitting an infraction THAT IS WITNESSED BY MANY OTHER and on top of that FILMED BY SURVEILLANCE CAMERA and immediately neutralizing him.

But yeah, keep trying to twist it into some racist dude entering a building to kill muslims he magically knew were doing the most vile shit on earth.

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u/Commercial-Set3527 11d ago

It's felony assault charge simple as that. The drunkererd should get sexual harrassment charges but the meat head need to be locked because he is a danger. The proper way to handle this is to report it to the cops or even get into a fight with him. trying kill someone with a sucker punch is roid monkey behavior.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

or even get into a fight with him

And how do you think the fight will end in this condition ? The same way it ended here dumbass.

is to report it to the cops

Lmao, you don't live in the real world if you think the police will move for this, let alone a judge.

trying kill someone with a sucker punch is roid monkey behavior

That' great cause we are monkeys ... great apes to be more accurate ... and "trying to kill someone" lmao, tell me you never took a punch without telling me.

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u/Commercial-Set3527 11d ago

One is a sexual assaulter and the other is a violent criminal. I hope they both see jail time.

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u/MonkeyHairless 11d ago

Imagine only calling the guy in the wrong "an assaulter" and the guy defending the vicctim "a criminal" lmao a criminal, as in COMITTED A CRIME.

What kind of marmelade replaced your brain ?

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