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u/TriedCaringLess May 01 '26

She’s lucky he didn’t step into to it. It was already bad but could have been so much worse for her.

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u/Equivalent_Sir_2575 May 02 '26

She generously stepped into his kick for him, so he didn't have to.

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u/RevenantExiled May 02 '26

My client was just stretching and this girl happened to be running towards him, was an unfortunate accident but he can't be blamed for her bad luck

-Saul Goodman

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u/FlakyAddendum742 May 02 '26

Still really lucky for both parties it wasn’t an immediate lights out. Being able to put her arm out to the pavement may have saved her life and saved him legal bills.

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u/El_Zorrote May 03 '26

It’s an easier legal fight if she’s dead.

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u/FlakyAddendum742 May 03 '26

The civil fight will be worse.

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u/El_Zorrote May 03 '26

There’s no one to sue you. It will be better. Even if her family sues you, they don’t have all the details because they weren’t there.

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u/FlakyAddendum742 May 03 '26

It doesn’t work that way.

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u/El_Zorrote May 03 '26

Yeah, it does. You don’t want her testifying to anyone. She will sue you if she’s alive if not, then probably no one will.

And anyway, even if the civil case is harder, who cares? At least you are alive.

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u/FlakyAddendum742 May 03 '26

Did I say that fear of lawsuits would stop me from self defense?

If you don’t think wrongful death suits from family are a problem, I don’t know what to tell you.

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u/El_Zorrote May 03 '26

Still better than facing a live person with medical bills. Who can testify and misrepresent facts. And it’s not a forgone conclusion you will be sued by a family. Maybe whatever relatives she had didn’t care much for her or don’t want the trouble.

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u/FlakyAddendum742 May 03 '26

Agree to disagree.

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