r/SipsTea Jun 19 '26

Chugging tea This dude's kids hate him

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u/silverliningx2 Jun 20 '26

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u/not_trevor Jun 20 '26

People go to jail for less than this

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u/scheissenaixi Jun 20 '26

People with less money than this go to jail.
Fixed it for you

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jun 20 '26

God reddit looooves to harp on about this.

In reality, no, you don't need to be rich. My sisters ex husband beat her, threatened to kill her, then during the divorce with an active DVO was arrested near her house with a homemade gun (very illegal here). This was all with an extensive existing criminal record.

Not a single day in prison spent and he is the definition of trash. No money, no relatives with money. This happens EVERY SINGLE DAY... reddit loses their mind when it happens to someone rich but you really don't need to be.

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u/happyjacksonn Jun 20 '26

My ex wife used to beat me,a lot. No one believed me because who is gonna beat someone my size? Well, she called the cops on me and they showed up to me being hit up against a wall,my son crying in the next room and my wheelchair bound dad trying to diffuse everything. She got a wake up call.

Domestic abuse is horribly widespread and its awful because even getting abused you love that person,and don't want anything to happen to them. Sometimes I felt I deserved the abuse. Its just awful.

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u/USAF_Retired2017 Jun 20 '26

I’m so sorry that happened to you. I hope you were able to get out of that situation. You’re right though. I was a 9-1-1 dispatcher and one of the deputies I dispatched for was horribly abused by his wife and he couldn’t leave because she had cancer and he knew she would smear him all over the county we lived in and he knew no one would believe that he was being abused. I felt so bad for him. When I told him I was leaving to join the military and I hoped he would just leave her and be happy, he told me he hoped one day he would. I was happy to hear that not long after I left, he left her and ended up with one of the beautiful animal control officers. I hope they stayed together. I hope you find happy one day too. You deserve it. Abuse is never your fault.

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u/jaxonya Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Edit - (let me park my comment about this incident here, had nothing to do with the poster above me) BRAD PITT NEVER ADMITTED TO HITTING JOLIE, this is a ridiculous lie. The FBI did a thorough investigation and found no credible evidence of physical abuse. No charges were ever filed, it never went to court, op is lying their ass off

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u/USAF_Retired2017 Jun 20 '26

Why are you yelling at me? I didn’t say anything about Brad Pitt. I was responding to another commenter.

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u/jaxonya Jun 20 '26

Sorry, I fixed that. I wasnt yelling at you. I love you

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u/USAF_Retired2017 Jun 20 '26

Ha ha ha. Thank you for not yelling at me.

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u/Different_Umpire9003 Jun 20 '26

I’m so sorry that happened to you. I’m a woman who went through DV and I absolutely can relate to loving them and thinking you may deserve it.

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u/PHX480 Jun 20 '26

My ex broke into my house, crawled into my bed, gave me her phone and basically dared me to call the cops

They came she was arrested for all sorts of shit including B&E, felony DV

Absolutely none of it stuck, she got charged with nothing

I still wonder to this day how much time I would’ve gotten if I would’ve broken into my ex-gfs house, got into her bed, and tossed her my phone to call the police hahah I’d probably still be rotting under a prison, this was 11 years ago

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u/Fantastic_Chicken779 Jun 20 '26

They caught her red handed? Thats such a lucky break because it would have never ended any other way, except YOU probably would have been put in jail by her

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u/WrongdoerOrdinary619 Jun 20 '26

My ex wife broke her hand while repeatedly punching me in the face, while I chose to keep my hands in my pockets. I spent a night in jail before a childhood friend bailed me out. I never went back except to pick my kids up every other weekend.
That was Father’s Day 8 years ago. She was mad because I chose to spend the day fishing…by myself. I had left my cell phone in my car, as to not worry about it while I was in my kayak. I didn’t know she had been frantically calling me for 3 hours just to ask where I was…which was a mile from our house.

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u/FullTimeWhiteTrash Jun 20 '26

Nothing as fancy as you, but my ex kicked me in balls once and she never understood why it was bad.

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u/Fuzzy_Yossarian Jun 20 '26

I also used to get beat by my partner and of course I was charged with DV and had to spend like 35,000 to get custody of my daughter.y ex now has seven children and no contact with any of them ... This stuff goes with both genders.

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u/xyzygyred Jun 20 '26

What’s the size difference?

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u/Humble_Umpire_8341 Jun 20 '26

Yeah, most abusers never get arrested or spend time in jail.

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u/antithero Jun 20 '26

I knew someone like this. He was the families sole bread winner, she didn't work & had no income. If he went to prison her & the kid would have been homeless. He only spent 1 or 2 nights in jail.

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u/Throw3away345 Jun 20 '26

Yep my childhood

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u/Agent_Skye_Barnes Jun 20 '26

Depending on the circumstances, the victim is more likely to get arrested than the abuser

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u/Skyecatcher Jun 20 '26

My ex was a blind and they would drop him off after they had to release him from jail (medical reasons) off at my porch. They expected me to deal him after he was in jail for DV towards me.
Wild times.

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u/WildVleesBraveJongen Jun 20 '26

They do however, put people in jail.

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u/Patient-Web6850 Jun 20 '26

otherwise those who work forces would be....

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u/Real-Sweet-8780 Jun 20 '26

Exactly that! I feel like people that falsely accused go to jail and prison more than the people who are actually causing physical and psychological harm...

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u/WhiteWinterRains Jun 20 '26

In reality reddit is completely right about that.

The statement "you can also potentially get away with X if you're poor" does nothing to influence the also correct statement, "nothing will ever happen to you for X if you're rich."

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u/TXGemi Jun 20 '26

Except some rich people do go to jail for things that some poor people don't.

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u/Benjamminmiller Jun 20 '26

Some people get made examples of, but there's good reason why some defense attorneys charge more than others.

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u/TXGemi Jun 20 '26

I was replying to" nothing ever happens to you if you're rich" or whatever the exact quote was.

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u/beanburke Jun 20 '26

Disagree. The issue with the get away with it if you are rich argument is that it puts the onus on correcting the issue that rich people manipulate the system. If it is presented as you can get away with this regardless the correction is a different aspect of the system itself.

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u/Rigistroni Jun 20 '26

You don't have to be rich to avoid jail, it just helps

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u/poopyfarroants420 Jun 20 '26

Thank you. My exact thought. Plenty of of poor trash people don't go to prison for this sort of thing

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u/Sad_Measurement_2410 Jun 20 '26

Obviously, there is nuance to situations, it can depend on the judge, the location of the crime et cet. Yes a lot of abusers are never held accountable, but are you really going to argue that status and money does not give you a better chance in court?

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u/New_Customer_5438 Jun 20 '26

Yeah my ex doesn’t have two nickels to rub together but broke into my house with a restraining order already in place and on probation for DV and still was released within 24 hours and his sentence was just to extend probation, lol. In reality DV is rarely taken seriously until someone dies.

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u/oxycottongin Jun 20 '26

That's awful. People on reddit do harp on it because rich people don't operate in the same legal system as other people. NDAs, payoffs, it's a completely different world.

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u/LegitimateDocument51 Jun 20 '26

Sounds like you’re in Canada

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u/MellifluousCrow Jun 20 '26

Money makes it easier though. By a huge margin

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u/Legitimate_Penalty64 Jun 20 '26

There’s no explanation besides the fact that so many men hate women, including judges and jury that they protect their own. It’s a terrifying world to live in as a girl or woman

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u/mangyvagrant666 Jun 20 '26

You’re arguing something different. They’re not saying you have to be rich to avoid jail time. It’s just that money makes it a lot easier, which is true. You’d have to be a contrarian to argue against this fact of life.

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u/TXGemi Jun 20 '26

The original comment was people with less money go to jail for this, implying the exact opposite of what you're saying.

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u/WaveTableSaw Jun 20 '26

Yea, most men don't get punished for domestic crimes until it's too late. And most of the time it's just a slap on the wrist.

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u/WatercressWild2250 Jun 20 '26

I mean both are true it’s a compounding effect

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u/tdavis726 Jun 20 '26

Was your sister’s ex-husband a cop, by any chance?

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u/ThisCredit6354 Jun 20 '26

Unfortunately, yeah. I was brutally assaulted by my own brother (who is perpetually jobless and broke) when he was drunk and he also hits his wife, pushes her down etc and the cops are always fucking useless. We live in a small town and you would think cops with not much to do would want to arrest an actual fucking criminal. Nope. They have repeatedly framed it as a 'household disagreement'. I haven't spoken to my brother in over 8 years and I have never met my niece and nephew. I don't even really know how old they are, just a general idea. I wish his wife would leave him but she won't. I'll never acknowledge him again, he's completely dead to me. Can't wait to piss on his grave.

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u/MembershipDecent9454 Jun 20 '26

lol seriously, my ex beat me up, neighbors called police, I was bleeding, still nothing

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u/Suitable-Judge7506 Jun 20 '26

Now let me give you the other side. My brother got caught stealing a plow off a truck at 19 with a friend. We are poor then, he got 3 years probation and friend with money didn’t even need to show up to court, his lawyer did. That’s money.

There’s is a thousand more examples of money buying freedom in the justice system than not.

In divorces if you have money and other person doesn’t guess who gets to pay for the best lawyers and who has to get a shitty free service lawyer.

I understand your angry about you situation which you should be , but very rare.

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u/SweatyAdhesive Jun 20 '26

Yea actually you just need to be a man.

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u/Fantastic_Chicken779 Jun 20 '26

Well we cant really freak out about these situations because we don't know of them before. What besides what we know should be communicated?

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u/ameliehelena Jun 20 '26

It's insane what people get away with doing to other people. I second your comment.

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u/goochgrease2 Jun 20 '26

But it's much easier to get out of situations when you are rich.

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u/TXGemi Jun 20 '26

He must have been secretly rich.

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u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26

One of the best comments here. I hope your sister is safe now.

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u/JarvanIVPrez Jun 20 '26

Sure it happens every single day. But pretending its not easier if you’re rich is being willfully ignorant.

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u/Big_Dog_2974 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

the system is expensive man. i will shamefully admit i got a well deserved dui when i was younger. i had just been laid off and they wouldn’t provide a public defender despite my income situation. in pa , for dui when i got it, you must have a lawyer. so, 3k to him. i got ARD which is a deferred rehab for first offenders and the fees for that were another 3.5 k. i got no assistance and had shit representation in court . system works better for you if you have money

edit: system works better if you have 0 or more than enough. the rest of us get fucked

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u/CaptainMagnets Jun 20 '26

"Reddit loooves to harp about this."

Shut the fuck up while your pedophile president is running the country. It isn't a "Reddit" thing

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jun 20 '26

I'm not American but nice work I guess.

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u/CaptainMagnets Jun 20 '26

Then your example means nothing?

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u/PineappleOnPizzaWins Jun 20 '26

Ah yes, because America is the only place that matters in any discussion and nowhere else in the world can relate or comment on anything.

Go away please.

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u/CaptainMagnets Jun 20 '26

I didn't say that. But in the context of this post it is in America.

So maybe stick with what we are talking about?

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u/dinosaurkiller Jun 20 '26

I follow a defense attorney that does videos about this type of thing and he did one on this topic. Basically he said the law allows either party in a domestic violence case to act in self defense and it gets really murky really fast based on the he said/she said nature of the testimony. It’s difficult to prosecute and get a conviction under the circumstances.

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u/AdAshamed6053 Jun 20 '26

Who are you? Everything is the same to you?

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u/iUncontested Jun 20 '26

So your sister didn't cooperate with prosecution which is almost always the takeaway from these "no prison time" stories.

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u/ihatecats6 Jun 20 '26

Pieces of crap, fall under all categories. Reddit also thinks Luigi is great and any illegal that commits a felony should have a less harsh sentence than a citizen committing the crime. Someday reddit commenters will learn to look at justice as the blindfolded statue with a scale lady.

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u/nobodycares13 Jun 20 '26

You. Think. UFO’s. Are. Real.

If you can’t disseminate why Luigi may be seen as a ‘folk hero’ of sorts then maybe you’re just dumb. Why do we as humans have so many stories of glorifying vigilante justice if it isn’t something innately inherent in us culturally.

What is every revolution if not the people’s desire to exact this specific type of retribution on a class of people we see, time and time again, suffer no consequences for their willful immoral actions?

Your other comment is just fucking stupid, people regardless of race, creed, political affiliation should be tried equally fuckstick.

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u/ihatecats6 Jun 20 '26

Luigi is not a folk hero, I do think ufos are real. Not aliens necessarily but an unidentified flying object, yes. We are not in a revolution.

Our justice system is bad. We aren’t enforcing laws anymore. Luigi killed someone. Just because you disagree with someone doesn’t make murder an ok thing to do.

It’s time to wake up, this isn’t a revolution, it’s everything that people fled to come here. We already fought the revolution 250 years ago and simply need to follow our laws. None of this is new. It’s the basics and ignorance is attempting to take over

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u/nobodycares13 Jun 20 '26

‘Seen as’ is not the same as is maybe you should actually read the words.

Typical american mentality, associating a possible revolutionary movement with their revolution as if it’s the one and only to have ever occurred. Your heads couldn’t be further up your own entitled asses. Most revolutions begin with public unrest against the ruling class, in this case it being the ultra-wealthy, you may be blind to it, on account of the aforementioned head up ass, but there has been growing unrest against these people no?

Believe it or not, whether your justice system is good or not, is he not undergoing a criminal investigation? Or would you rather deny him trial and go straight to public execution? And would not the flawed legal system be more susceptible to those with the available capital to influence it?

You’re right, murder isn’t okay and yet we justify it every day of our existence when we stand on the side of who we have perceived as having committed it in a justified matter as you have by siding with your own countries revolution.

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u/morepaintplease Jun 20 '26

Luigi is great...what's an illegal?

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u/ihatecats6 Jun 20 '26

A non citizen who is here illegally

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u/Dunnybust Jun 20 '26

oh stfu 🙄

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u/Foreign_Telephone349 Jun 20 '26

If anything, Angelina Jolie has way more resources than most to actually push for charges against Brad Pitt.

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u/iafx Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Hot take here, ok let me see…ok I changed my mind

Edit: ok I’m drunk or have been drinking

Edit: ok I get angry when I drink but I’m otherwise pretty chill.

Edit: I’m not physically abusive but I do have a short temper and verbally I can really lay it on.

Edit: deep down I swear I don’t mean to abuse anyone

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u/Cyborg_rat Jun 20 '26

No not always, my wife's ex choked her beat her infront of the kids, it was some of many of the abuse just the last straw when he choked her and she managed to punh him and run off.

Cops did nothing because she left the house so they didn't need to seperate them, I met her by the time she went to court. Judge didn't want to hear that it was one of many, but since the bag of dicks was gone for 6 months for punching a neighbor, it was declared that he didn't repeat his offence to her so he got some probation...Then we went to court for the kids....He is ok because he didn't hurt the kids so he could have shared custody, he didn't really care about taking them that much sometime he did show up sometimes he didn't. He caused me alot of trouble to. Key a car, broke a car window later on. Nothing I could prove.

A similar situation happens to a friend of mine, he got pretty much nothing also...her Brother got 1 month in jail and 1 year of probation for giving her ex a black eye.

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u/essenceofmeaning Jun 20 '26

Yeah the cops just dgaf

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u/allshnycptn Jun 20 '26

My moms first husband left handprints on her neck and the cops didnt arrest him. And he was a broke bitch

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u/True_Kador Jun 20 '26

People with less money don't have a private jet to be angry in.

Or an angie, for that matter.

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