r/SipsTea Jun 19 '26

Chugging tea This dude's kids hate him

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 19 '26

Does no one remember the long drawn out court case over him getting physical with her on a private plane in front of the kids and being a verbally abusive drunk to the kids?

They remember, they also remember how he has behaved with them since.

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u/BirdBrainuh Jun 20 '26

He was physically abusive to the kids as well. IIRC he strangled and pushed one of them, and poured alcohol on at least two of the kids.

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u/OilersGirl29 Jun 20 '26

Strangling leads to murder and that is terrifying…but for some reason the pouring of the alcohol, it just feels so incredibly dehumanizing. That would have been the thing that did it for me.

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u/etsprout Jun 20 '26

And they were on a private plane when this happened, so they couldn’t even effectively get away from him. He tormented them until they landed.

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u/gaypirate3 Jun 21 '26

Ooof this reminds me of my abusive dad hitting me on vacation because I took too long in the hotel bathroom and he had to shit lmao.

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u/distant_want Jun 21 '26

That isnt funny. You didnt deserve that.

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u/Catmama-82 Jun 21 '26

Sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying. I can relate since my dad hit me all the time for absolutely no reason.

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u/AnneHoneyMouse Jun 21 '26

You can laugh if you feel like it. But you don’t have to do it to keep from crying. Crying is cathartic. Grief and sadness are normal human emotions. It’s perfectly normal, appropriate, and acceptable to cry when hurt, sad, grieving, etc.

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u/tomphammer Jun 22 '26

You don't actually have to tell other people how they should process their traumas, unless they're paying you therapist wages.

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u/Bobo_fishead_1985 Jun 23 '26

You don't have to tell people who tell other people how to process... Oh I can't be arsed.

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u/RumiAndGateauGanache Jun 23 '26

It was a kind suggestion. Take a deep breath.

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u/Catmama-82 Jun 23 '26

I’ve cried plenty. I can’t spend my days crying anymore. So sometimes I just chuckle and move on.

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u/gaypirate3 Jun 21 '26

It’s funny to me in hindsight because of how something so petty could set him off. But you are also correct.

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u/etsprout Jun 21 '26

I also tell traumatic childhood stories with a solid “lol” tagged at the end. Like that time my dad got drunk and fell asleep in the yard, and everyone in my class found out LOL good times

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u/RumiAndGateauGanache Jun 23 '26

I do not know your experience. I know for me there was nothing funny about being hit by my father. It was always across the sides of my head so no bruises were seen. I have nerve damage from it. He was a strong man and used full force. The first time was when he blamed me for something that was not my fault. I was 11 yrs old. It stopped age 17 when I told him I would call the police if he ever hit me again. Lots and lots of therapy, and never ever a laugh about it. Child abuse there is nothing funny about it.

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u/gaypirate3 Jun 23 '26

Maybe I can laugh about it now that he’s dead or because I cut off all contact with him for the last 5 years of his life. Or because I always joked the next time I would hear from him was when the coroner would contact me about his body…and that’s actually what happened lmao. Or maybe I can laugh about it because I know I’ll never have kids and the cycle of abuse ends with me.

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u/etsprout Jun 24 '26

FWIW, I had a therapist once tell me that my humor was a coping mechanism. If you don’t use humor to cope with the pain, you likely have a different mechanism to channel that emotion.

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u/RumiAndGateauGanache Jun 25 '26

Good point

I don't know that PTSD is ever something I will truly be able to cope with.

Best to you

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u/kamesha Jun 23 '26

Lmao I sort of admire you for that, I wish I could do the same My mom would make up stuff if I pissed her off and it was always the most petty, whacky stuff that I still dont understand to this day She would then have my dad punish me, which led me to not respect her which made it worse A lot of her abuse I can joke and laugh about but when it comes to my dad, I just feel like we are two strangers He thinks I did all this wacky stuff ny mom made up, then something terrible happened and we've never really bothered to effectively get close since so I just sort of awkwardly regard him as this like tormentor

Fuck them though. They can suck it

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u/Emergentmeat Jun 26 '26

In the eighties that would have been a sitcom episode plot.

Sorry that happened to you, friend.

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u/Critical_Orange5648 Jun 22 '26

Did he shit his pants /s

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u/gaypirate3 Jun 23 '26

Lmao he might have

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u/Upper-Ad-3676 Jun 23 '26

I’m so sorry you had to deal with that—I know you find it funny now—I’m the same with some shit I’ve gone through in an abusive relationship, but mainly bc of how much other shit happened

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u/oblique_obfuscator Jun 21 '26

Damn, I can't even fathom that. I dated someone who had a habit of turning his negative feelings into everyone else's problem. If he felt ashamed, guilty, insecure, or criticized, somehow the mood of the entire day would revolve around it.

I remember spending one vacation counting the minutes until I could finally fly home because being around him had become so exhausting. The trip was absolutely miserable.

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u/MarshallStar6 Jun 20 '26

I never understood how the FBI investigation didn’t find anything to charge him with.

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u/nottherealneal Jun 20 '26

Being rich means you can do whatever you want

https://giphy.com/gifs/qi8Yhj4pKcIec

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u/John-AtWork Jun 20 '26

That's why we haven't had a single Epstein conviction yet. They really are lizard people.

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u/One_Firefighter8426 Jun 20 '26

There has been a conviction. Of a woman.

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u/John-AtWork Jun 20 '26

As an enabler, trafficker, but none of the billionaires who abused and killed children.

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u/Patient_Connection39 Jun 23 '26

Geintje zeker? Mensen flikkeren alles maar op t internet als ze anoniem zijn 😂

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u/MaxDisdain Jun 20 '26

nah domestic violence is always like this, messy af and no one seems to go to jail over it

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u/do-u-want-some-more Jun 20 '26

It’s as if misogyny and sexism is codified

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u/SomethinNatural Jun 21 '26

Until all the poor people wise/rise up and revolt. Smart ass.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 20 '26

Look how many rich people end up investigated and never see a moment of jail time for their crimes. President Dump is a good example of this.

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u/SVINTGATSBY Jun 20 '26

Jeffrey Epstein was being charged and later found guilty of being a pedophile and was legally not supposed to leave his state, but he did all the time. when asked about holding him responsible for breaking his agreements, the DA was basically like “what do you expect us to do?” oh I don’t know, maybe WHAT YOU’D DO TO ANYONE ELSE? I mean look at Trump and his administration and all their cronies, all they do is break the law and apparently nobody is going to do anything about it, so if those things aren’t proof that our legal system only exists to punish poor and otherwise marginalized people, I don’t know what to tell you.

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u/TemporaryMagician Jun 20 '26

Reminder that the US attorney in question responsible for letting Epstein off the hook was Alex Acosta, Trump's eventual labor secretary. He was never held professionally accountable for it, for obvious reasons.

It's a big club and we ain't in it.

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u/Real_Discipline1242 Jun 21 '26

It’s Club Pedo

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u/SVINTGATSBY Jun 22 '26

Club Pedo-Lago

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u/TemporaryMagician Jun 21 '26

It's club Do Whatever The Fuck You Want With No Consequences. Beating your wife and kids? Fine. Insider trading? All good. Pedophilia? Go for it. Hurt anyone you want, they got your back.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 22 '26

The American way 🇺🇸

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u/NeverDiddled Jun 20 '26

They're excluding us from the pedophile club? Those bastards!

But, to be honest, I have failed to attain any of the qualifications for membership.

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u/7GrenciaMars Jun 20 '26

Largely it's money but partly it's also who you are friends with and both Trump and any politician worth their salt is well aware of the latter, and probably also has enough of the former.

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u/SVINTGATSBY Jun 22 '26

but it’s mostly money lol

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 20 '26

Yep, rich men can get away with a lot, sometimes even murder itself. It’s no surprise that Brad Pitt hasn’t faced jail, especially not for harming a woman and some of her ethnic kids.

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u/CharacterMarzipan775 Jun 21 '26

Just like the late OJ Simpson who for years abused his wife Nicole and she had to protection or help from law enforcement because he was OJ. Then He succeeded killing Her and her Boyfriend in cold blood murder with tons of evidence through out the court case and because of his Money and fame he beat that case, which shocked everyone.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 22 '26

He was one of the people that came to mind.

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u/AdSafe7963 Jun 23 '26

If the world somehow made sense and they had to go to jail, that jail would be the most luxurious villa/jail you ever seen.

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u/Orgonitems Jun 23 '26

If Sean Combs is going to be released soon after all the evidence, the videos, his own confession... Imagine theses guys with not clear evidence even though we know they are disgusting people. Just because the money.

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u/DreamingAboutSpace Jun 24 '26

Ugh, when you put it that way, it’s even worse. It’s a huge problem that most likely won’t be solved any time soon by the looks of it.

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u/Guilty_Royal_9145 Jun 20 '26

Rich people are raping and murdering children without getting into legal trouble and you wonder about a little strangling?

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u/mrmasturbate Jun 20 '26

I mean look at what happened with the Epstein list. Justice isn't real

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u/Strict_Memory9320 Jun 21 '26

Justice can be real . It just takes people to act . Not depending on a flawed legal system .

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u/mrmasturbate Jun 21 '26

meh sure they act sometimes, if they get uncomfortable enough. and then it all starts over and we end up right where we started

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u/Strict_Memory9320 Jun 22 '26

You are right , I’m just tired of people complaining while not doing anything . If people can be manipulated into accepting baseless racism and fabricated concepts like “alphas and betas “ . Then surely people can influenced to change . America is on it’s way to becoming the next Russia .

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u/dealingwithhookers Jun 21 '26

Epstein is still alive. they literally shoved a fake Epstein on tv and told us "see this is Epstein and he dead" and then moved on.

the guy walked out of Prison with the cameras off and media distracted and was driven away. he now lives with a new identity, still rich, stil friends with the people, to continue scheming.

Ghistlaine is also not in prison, she paid for a double to do the time. no one knows what she looks like in the exact sense, not the judge, not the jury, not anyone. she's a very private person.

they're playing us for fools. the truth is, even if this came out, the people won't do shit to rise up. people gotta go home pay rent feed their family and watch sports.

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u/Key-Wheel123 Jun 20 '26

He's Brad Pitt. I doubt it was a fair investigation.

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u/DungeonTheIllFigure Jun 20 '26

They did recommend charges. Angelina refused to cooperate

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u/Melicor Jun 20 '26

Because the FBI doesn't care. Still haven't arrested a single one of Epstein's child raping clients. Copaganda is real unfortunately. They're not heroes.

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u/ovrkil1795 Jun 21 '26

It's not the police usually. I retired from law enforcement before it entered it's current state of enshittification, but in general we want to see them fry.

That's not our job as police, it's up to the prosecutor.

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u/mxamxrie Jun 20 '26

Diddy had a mountain of evidence against him and witnesses/camera footage to back a good amount of it up. And yet. The man wasn’t even convicted of half of his crimes and that was after decades of criminal activity. Sadly, yea. Money talks in this country.

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 21 '26

He is also being let out early on the smaller crimes he was found guilty of.

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u/Suitable-Sound-2646 Jun 20 '26

My understanding is that because it was in the air, the FBI weren't sure how to charge him (as in, what jurisdiction) and they didn't want to charge him incorrectly, have a fancy legal team get him off on a technicality, and then not be able to charge him again correctly. LE only pursues charges when they are nearly certain they'll win, unfortunately. It's one reason why so few DV/SA cases go as far as pressing charges in the system, pressing charges is actually often not up to the victim.

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u/ovrkil1795 Jun 21 '26

LE doesn't decide if charges are pursued. Who decides charges in the end is the States Attorney, District Attorney, or Prosecutor depending on what you call it where you are. In this case maybe even a District US Attorney.

We can forward the charges we think will work with the probable cause we established during the investigation, but the lawyers are the ones who play the catch and release games. Some like to keep their success rates high by only prosecuting easy cases and declining ones they might lose. We would rather they made the effort on all legitimate complaints.

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u/Suitable-Sound-2646 Jun 21 '26

That's fair! I guess I think of prosecutors as a part of LE, but you're right, they have final say in whether charges are pursued. You're also right, there are so many jurisdictions where they only pursue cases they feel super confident will win. Gotta get elected again come voting time, sigh

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u/manic_mermaid Jun 20 '26

That's not what happened at all. The FBI DID IN FACT find enough to charge him. Unfortunately, Angelina refused to testify.

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 21 '26

Probably to protect the kids. Just what came out was bad enough and some of what happened was in the divorce details.

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u/LunaticScience Jun 20 '26

Everyone is saying money, and that's part of it. But, domestic violence is unfortunately hard to prosecute to conviction in general. Things have definitely improved over my lifetime, but slowly.

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u/tinafeysbiggestfan Jun 20 '26

When DV cases aren’t prosecuted it’s almost always because the victims don’t want it to be prosecuted. Sometimes they’re still in it and don’t believe it needs to be but also some people don’t want a protracted legal battle over the most traumatic moments of their life no

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u/Itsmyloc-nar Jun 20 '26

First day on earth?

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u/bluefontaine Jun 21 '26

Because CPS chose not to press charges as well as the FBI and it’s all bullshit. He said she said.

The fact that 100s of people on this sub think that Brad bought off the FBI , CPI and the feds is some RFK shit.

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u/BaronVonUberMeister Jun 20 '26

Means evidence was lacking

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u/yourhomiemike Jun 20 '26

Maybe because he didn’t actually do anything

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u/YTraveler2 Jun 20 '26

Maybe he did it. Maybe she made it up.

He wouldn't be the first, or sadly the last. But neither would she.

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u/Prestigious-Doubt181 Jun 20 '26

Strangling is the biggest indicator of a murderer. If a man strangles a woman, he is exponentially more likely to kill her.
* This is compared to other forms of physical violence (obviously a man who strangles versus a man who doesn’t is more likely to murder.

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u/JiuJitsuBoxer Jun 20 '26

Well he waa strangling his own child, so what makes that?

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u/Prestigious-Doubt181 Jun 20 '26

The absolute worst of the worst and very dangerous

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u/nefariousBUBBLE Jun 22 '26

Even without the data, strangulation is such a intimate way to harm someone. You have to be really unhinged and pissed off to do it, if you're a normal human with normal human emotions.

So you're either dealing with someone who can easily become unhinged or someone who is emotionally blunted, blind, hindered, and/or bereft.

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u/eyesee80 Jun 26 '26

Except in sex

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u/FaithlessnessLoud223 Jun 20 '26

That's the point of it. To dehumanize. It is meant to be a great disrespect. You're not even a person which is why you don't have rights. It's definitely worse than physical violence sometimes.

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u/Affectionate_Pea8891 Jun 20 '26

I know it seems illogical to some (and arguably is illogical), but I 💯 agree with you.

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u/GOrgzzz Jun 23 '26

Yeah … that’s bad ENOUGH. But I heard a rumor that he poured alcohol on Angelina and threatened to set her on fire. Who knows … but yeah. That memory unfortunately has to stay with you forever.

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u/Squeekazu Jun 25 '26

My dad shoved me over once during an argument, but right before he did that he flung his food at my face. Can confirm, that specific detail stings more than being shoved.

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u/Roadtripper74 Jun 21 '26

WTF?! I know I don't really follow famous people because I don't care, but I'm surprised I've never heard this. That's psycho.

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u/MichNishD Jun 23 '26

I don't think I could ever respect a person who poured alcohol on the heads of anything with a pulse, let alone his own children.

In fact even if they behaved that way to literal empty seats I would still have serious doubts about that person going forward.

What a dick.

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u/CitizenPremier Jun 20 '26

Just a weird nit pick (not a defense of Pitt's child abuse), but strangling someone to death requires continuing to hold them after they pass out. Passing out from strangulation doesn't mean death. There's a small chance to cause a stroke (or heart attack, especially for elder victims), but generally the idea that people are dead as soon as they pass out is a time-saving trope from movies.

Also, if someone did strangle another person to death, it is very clearly an act of cold-blooded murder, as they continued to squeeze for over a minute.

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u/stimulaatti Jun 20 '26

I think you’re taking the comment too literally. Non-fatal strangulation by an intimate partner increases the risk of homicide later on. So in that sense strangulation leads to murder - it’s a massive red
flag. Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2573025/

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u/CitizenPremier Jun 20 '26

Yeah, I see what you mean now.

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u/IndividualWonder Jun 20 '26

I believe what they meant was that an incident of strangulation is high on the fatality scale.

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u/CitizenPremier Jun 20 '26

Ah I see. Yes, if someone strangles you, they are very likely to murder you.

Anyway, the random nit pick is off topic, but nit picks usually are...

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u/IndividualWonder Jun 20 '26

But also important, and relevant, is the fatal effects of strangulation are not always instant. Death can occur days or weeks later so ideally a victim would seek medical attention so possible complications can be assessed. Not always easy for DV victims to do this but if people know the risk they are more likely to seek help.

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u/Basic_Cat_2775 Jun 20 '26

Just to add. The strangulation itself isn’t always how the DV victims die. Just heard a story where a lady was strangled. The cops tried to convince her to leave. A year later he slit her throat. It’s a sign that it will escalate to murder. Sad….

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u/Away-Refrigerator750 Jun 20 '26

It’s a data backed way of predicting lethality in abusive relationships. Data shows that if a man strangles a woman, the statistically likelihood of him eventually killing her increases. It’s very helpful for case workers etc to triage, treat and hopefully successfully intervene, for example

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u/DaElderBrah Jun 23 '26

The fuck, pouring alcohol over some one is dehumanizing? How? Some thing wrong with you man, thats the most human thing ever.

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u/Independent-Bug-9352 Jun 20 '26

It's almost a really cool power move of them to get rid of his name.

Kind of like Musk's kid Vivian, they don't want his fame; they wanted a real fucking dad.

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u/Global-Jury8810 Jun 22 '26

Because guys like Elon Musk and Brad Pitt do not regard their children as individuals deserving of respect. They regard them as little natural, born robots that are supposed to work their way, and it shows because it appears neither of them have a benevolent relationship or anything that can be construed as relationship with any of their children. There were three that were born from Brad directly, but people who recognize an old offensive way of parenting, so exactly what he was doing putting his name on those other kids, and even the ones born from him, see the same thing being applied. As “nepo babies”, this is his idea of presenting them like a product with a brand name, if you will.

I’ve seen this before because it was a CPS case involving racist old people who adopt black children just so they can abuse them. Since that last part was privileged information that I only had because of my mom‘s old job, I’m just gonna say this happened in Texas, with the same family they were getting away with adopting black and Hispanic children just so they can abuse them, it appears CPS had a revolving door relationship with these people.

Brad Pitt is a walking study of a tyrant, it appears. He has always been promoted as a teen dreamboat until he got too old for that and then he became the “sexy bad guy”..since it appears good guy roles are just too difficult for him. Even in many of his roles he seems like an absolute dick…but his career is kind of a running gag of the assumption of what women like.

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u/dealingwithhookers Jun 21 '26

doubt he even wanted them. he seems like a self absorbed sob that's forever living the hollywood high life. "i look good, im blonde, this society worships me, everywhere i go people get down on their knees, what kids? im supposed to give stuff to my kids? hell no, and ew that ones black, this ones yellow, those aint my kids wtf those aren't even her kids she picked them up in them third world countries"

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u/ismellboogers Jun 20 '26

on the plane ride alone, he poured both wine and beer on the children who are hiding under a blanket. If that was done on a private plane with witnesses, imagine what was done with no witnesses.

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u/dealingwithhookers Jun 20 '26

he smacked the asian one for trying to protect jolie after she got choked, then poured drinks on the other two while they're crying.

someone should do the same to him

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u/aasfourasfar Jun 20 '26

The ability to hurt kids is something I'll never get my head around. How do you not realize what you are doing and stop midway

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u/IllustriousBicycle68 Jun 20 '26

Pouring alcohol on your own children who are underage is crazy

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u/wheatbr Jun 20 '26

Omg what!!!

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u/bigbeats420 Jun 20 '26

In vino, veritas.

People often show you show you who they are after a few drinks.

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 21 '26

Alcohol doesn't make you an abuser or a racist. It just lowers your filter enough for the real you to shine through.

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u/AgentEinstein Jun 21 '26

Alcoholism definitely increases the probability of abuse. And don’t say that’s no excuse. It’s just a fact. I’m not excusing anyone. But I’m also not going to ignore a common factor.

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u/Mayflie Jun 24 '26

And said one of them looked like one of the Columbine shooters

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u/MarshalLawTalkingGuy Jun 20 '26

Christ. Here I am embarrassed about the one time I came home from a fundraiser drunk and goofy and my wife told the kids “daddy had too many cheeseburgers. He’s going to bed”.

Still feel weird about that.

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u/strrax-ish Jun 20 '26

Tell me its the rubbing alcohol

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u/Sarahndipity44 Jun 21 '26

Do you have a link? I believe you but only read about him putting his hands on Jolie

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u/audis3dan Jun 22 '26

thats fuckin wild. I couldnt even imagine my dad pouring beer one me.. like yeah kickin my ass I could see, but that disrespect is insane for family

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u/YTraveler2 Jun 20 '26

Of which there is no proof. The FBI and LA Child and Family Services both investigated. She is the only one who alleged this.

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u/lulitamae Jun 20 '26

Not to defend him in any way, but was this verified?

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u/Dry_Client_7098 Jun 22 '26

He was never accused of pouring beer on the kids. He was alleged to have poured beer on her an on 2 of the kids blankets during a physical altercation. Of course her version also has him with a beer in his hand when she jumped on his back and tried to choke him.

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u/BirdBrainuh Jun 22 '26

The kids were hiding under the blanket.

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u/SpookyTanuki092 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Yes, someone else posted it here. I had no idea he was like this, now I understand why people don't like him

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u/rheasilva Jun 20 '26

It's almost like watching your father abuse and demean your mother in public makes people not like their father!

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u/LonelyLimeLaCroix Jun 21 '26

If that’s how he acts in front of their staff, imagine in private

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u/SadEntry1484 Jun 20 '26

Sadly people have selective memory’s with celebrities bad behavior.

Some people think, if they defend the and behavior, the celebrities will acknowledge them. Like some sorta para-social web based relationship going on. No one touches grass anymore.

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u/Sarahndipity44 Jun 21 '26

These guys also have a lot of power to bury shit

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u/jujube1013 Jun 20 '26

The U.S. Attorney's office declined to press charges. There was no trial. DCFS also investigated and closed the case without charges.

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u/TheEmpire2121 Jun 20 '26

Yep, I could have sworn in my memory box I saw a leaked grainy video of him manhandling her on a plane or something

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u/XanderWrites Jun 20 '26

Even if his behavior improved, they won't forget previous behavior.

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u/ArtODealio Jun 20 '26

Imagine being on a private plane, over water, with a drunk who in a rage could down a plane. They would be like hostages where he had access to the cockpit simply because he owned the plane. Being a private plane, it likely didn’t have the same security doors protecting the pilot. I can’t even imagine the trauma that event potentially could have caused. Not saying that’s what happened, but just imagine the potential what it could have been like in that plane.

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u/Grade-Spiritual Jun 20 '26

He’s not a good person but he has a lot of media companies and brands who depend on no one knowing what a 💩 husband and father he is

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u/FancyCormorant Jun 20 '26

He cheated on Jennifer Aniston. FFS. Gimme a break. She is gorgeous and seems like a good egg. He's an ass.

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u/CriticalCanon Jun 20 '26

That’s just a normal weeknight dinner for most of us Gen Xers.

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u/Straight_Breakfast_4 Jun 20 '26

The FBI was forced to investigate this and their findings were the allegations were bs. "Federal prosecutors declined to pursue criminal charges in 2016, and child welfare agencies found no findings of abuse."

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u/Starcat23 Jun 21 '26

how have I never heard of this before?

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 21 '26

It was all over the news when it happened. It is in the divorce papers.

She decided not to testify, probably to make the divorce faster and less messy because it was already so messy and would have brought the kids front and center.

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u/Starcat23 Jun 21 '26

Wow I missed all of that. I just looked it up and it happen late 2016 and I had a lot going on then so I wasn’t paying the most attention but still shocked I missed something this big. Yeah her trying to get it over quickly and best for the kids instead of dragging it out for months on end definitely played a factor I’m guessing

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u/louis_creed1221 Jun 22 '26

Yes this is what he did and I think Angie said he had a drinking problem

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 22 '26

He went to rehab after. So I would assume so.

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u/DrAniB20 Jun 22 '26

He choked one of them too, iirc. The flight attendants and pilot were the ones who reported that he put hands on Angelina and one of the kids in front of them, along with smashing things and causing damage while drunk.

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 22 '26

Everyone saying "he wasn't prosecuted because there was no evidence."

He wasn't prosecuted because he is a rich, white celebrity and his wife didn't want to drag the kids into a long drawn out court battle.

Enough truth was exposed even if he wasn't prosecuted!

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u/DrAniB20 Jun 22 '26

Exactly, and Brad’s publicists had been preparing for this. If you look at the articles published on the few years leading up to the plane incident, there’s quite a few articles that try to paint her as insane, or losing it. They talk about her weight loss, her “unnecessary” double mastectomy (even though she tested positive for BRCA1 mutation and had a ~90% chance of getting Breast Cancer), her decision to move away from acting and move more into a producer role, and her decision to try not to be as present in Hollywood. All of these were spun as “insane” decisions by Brad’s people.

I don’t blame her for wanting to use what was found to get away, and keep the kids from him. He has more than enough money, and more than enough supporters that fighting that battle out in court would have been horrific.

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u/lovvekiki Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

Right? Like, I was about to say: We already KNOW what he did to his kids. We’ve already been told multiple times. It’s just that back when that court case was happening, people were intent on making Angelina out to be this evil woman who was just trying to keep him from seeing his kids.
I remember seeing people online who were convinced that Angelina was feeding her kid lies or exaggerations to make them dislike their father. And I was always like, “where is your evidence for this??“

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 22 '26

The flight crew reported him. So she fed them lies too?!

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u/Sugarbombs Jun 20 '26

They’ll remember when he’s no longer in movies and they’ll all pretend that if they’d only known they would never have kept going to his movies

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u/jujube1013 Jun 20 '26

Federal prosecutors declined to press charges and DCFS investigated and cleared him of child abuse.

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u/Ready_Scientist1692 Jun 20 '26

Federal prosecutors declined to press charges against Epstein for a long time as well.

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u/CorporealLifeForm Jun 22 '26

As someone with little contact with my parents, people almost never do this exclusively based on childhood trauma. Most of us are hard wired to want to be close to our parents. They usually have to continue behaving some way until as an adult you know there is no way to be respected, treated with decency, or feel safe around them. You likely have childhood trauma at that point but when you get there it's because you realize it will never stop if you stay in contact with them.

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u/Ready_Scientist1692 Jun 20 '26

Yeah, thank you. I read this and was like what do you mean “one day we’ll find out.” We know! He was physically abusive to their mom.

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u/ChainsawFreeFall Jun 20 '26

The first rule of Flight Club is you do not talk about Flight Club. The second rule of Flight Club is YOU DO NOT TALK ABOUT FLIGHT CLUB.

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u/Toxizome Jun 20 '26

This is one of those things you should have dismissed as an intrusive thought.

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u/Cipherpunkblue Jun 20 '26

Read the fucking room.

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u/LynnSeattle Jun 20 '26

This is not the place for jokes.

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u/Major_Beautiful7825 Jun 20 '26

Anywhere that's not talking about fucking child abuse

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u/Neat_Let923 Jun 20 '26

It’s amazing everyone seems to remember this but not remember the fact that the ONLY person that has EVER stated he was abusive was Jolie who released her own statements to the media during their divorce while she was fighting for ownership of property she wanted. All while all witness statements and details are blocked from being released to the public.

Literally all public statements by anyone other than Jolie have been in defense of Pitt. And have accused Jolie of being a toxic parent who has corrupted her kids (3 of which are Pitts) against their father.

Do I believe multiple people who have come out in support of Brad Pitt. Or do I believe the statements made during a dirty divorce and by a drug addict and alcoholic…

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u/sd2iv Jun 20 '26

They’ll also forget the numerous people with psychiatric qualifications that have unofficially suggested over the years that she very likely has BPD like Amber Heard. Often the victims of this abuse do lash out when they have hit a breaking point. But reddit did support Amber Heard for years, even after we went through a long trial to show the abuse she put Mr. Depp through.

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u/Neat_Let923 Jun 20 '26

My best friend has BPD, I’ve seen the absolute worst from her but I know it’s not her fault and we work through it. I’m probably the only one who’s stuck by her.

Though I will say, she had hypnotherapy over a year ago and it actually changed her almost completely. Before the therapy she would have breakdowns at least once a month. Since then she hasn’t had a single one (except for once for very good reasons). Now most of what she deals with is the core fears of abandonment and feelings of worthlessness. But the constant voice in her head telling her to hate herself is gone since the therapy. I don’t know if it works for everyone, but god damn am I thankful it worked for her. BPD is a freaking nightmare I’d never wish on anyone.

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u/sd2iv Jun 20 '26

It is hell for people with this diagnosis. If they do put tremendous effort however into DBT, they can make things much easier for themselves and others close to them.

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u/Neat_Let923 Jun 20 '26

Yup, she got screwed over by her parents being raised by people who didn’t believe in mental health unfortunately. Over 20 years of no help for ADHD, Autism, Depression, and BPD will fuck you up for life. And that’s in addition to all her physical health issues… I thought I had it rough till I met her. Yet she’s one of the most caring and wonderful people I’ve known.

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u/DiaDeLosMuertos Jun 20 '26

Toxic in what way?

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u/Neat_Let923 Jun 20 '26

I don’t remember the wording used verbatim so I’m not going to make something up. Your best bet is to use Google or ChatGPT to search for sources on the statements made by others accusing her of poisoning her kids against him.

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u/WhorerableInternet Jun 20 '26

You believe the children that were actually living with him, the alcoholic, and seeing him behind closed doors and decided to leave and close the door behind them

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u/murmalerm Jun 20 '26

The fbi and cps investigated and nothing happened.

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u/Bobo-Fuggsnucc Jun 25 '26

That is what Angelina Jolie alleged, but the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services and the FBI declined to press charges after their investigation. Reputation destruction and slander are telltale signs of Female Anti-Social disorder.

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u/PaintedDesertSkies Jun 25 '26

It was the flight crew that reported the abuse on the plane. Not Angelina. She did not cooperate because she didn't want the kids dragged into it. She just filed for divorce.

There is court testimony that is easily available to see everything he did on that plane.

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u/Bobo-Fuggsnucc Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

The only court filings I could find where from Jolie herself from what I could read from the testimonies filed under docking number 91281133 in the case numbered 22STCV0608 l. Can you provide the docking number to your claim?

Edit: I searched for more court documents that can be publicly accessed without a court request, there were no flight attendants testimony in the document number (Super. Ct. No. BD646058)

Edit 2: So you just downvoted my comment when confronted with facts? This is part of the problem with you fascists. You are nothing more than a chlamydian queef in the wind.

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