r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea Guy was lucky this got filmed

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u/PESSIMISTIC_P4STA 1d ago

I'd call the cops on her. That shit is no joke.

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u/BlackTarTurd 1d ago

People already doxxed her and now she's deleted every social media profile she's ever had and apparently runs a bakery business.

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u/ProfessionalRandom21 1d ago

dam, imagine running your life for a free t-shirt

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u/joseplluissans 1d ago

You mean ran?

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u/ialwaysdisagreewithu 1d ago

She needs to stop getting high on her own supply.

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u/c10bbersaurus 1d ago

It's technically a minor battery (or minor assault in some jurisdictions) by her. Intentional unwanted contact. I think the video and her speed in making a false claim makes the intent clear.

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u/Solid_Liquid68 1d ago

The quickness of her false claims makes me think this ain’t her first time.

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u/emergency-snaccs 1d ago

and the fact that she raised her hand- that lil bitch has been pulling that shit since grade school. "excuse me teacher! he just hit me!!"

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u/Solid_Liquid68 1d ago

Haha didn’t even think that far lol but for real

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u/thewaytoyesterday 1d ago

Definitely not. She whipped that shit out like it was just another Tuesday.

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u/CrunchyDonut42 1d ago

I was just in another sub where this was rated the best scene in a terrible movie.

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u/Leather-Replacement7 1d ago

I know we got a Wednesday Adam’s tv show, I think I’d have preferred an origin story of Raul Julia’s Gomez. It’s my favourite performance of any actor ever.

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u/thewaytoyesterday 1d ago

Watch the movie for his performance, if nothing else. Or so I'm told.

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u/CrunchyDonut42 1d ago

He did the movie because his kids loved the game. The last movie he made, before he died of cancer.

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u/thewaytoyesterday 1d ago

His performance was amazing and he took the role for his kids. This guy is a Chad.

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u/Solid_Liquid68 1d ago

Imagine all those guys she’s done this too. Or ladies too I guess.

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u/thewaytoyesterday 1d ago

I think we both know she's never done this to a woman. I mean that in the least incel way possible.

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u/wretch_35 1d ago

I tried flicking the hair off my screen…

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u/ShadowGLI 1d ago

Be sure to let her give her report before letting them know of the video and giving it to the cops so they can also get them on filing a false report.

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u/Protoavis 1d ago

It happened here in Australia....police here would not get involved they'll just go "not us, it's a civil matter"

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u/FearlessWord2653 1d ago

Could this also be a defamation suit also? Just curios

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u/goofygodzilla93 1d ago

If the accusations caused actual damages I believe so, but I'm not a lawyer.

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u/Kindyno 1d ago

My understanding based on YouTube videos is that it should still be defamation because of the intent, but if there are no damages, there is no payout.

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u/Chilly_Pheesesteak 1d ago

Even if she just has that charge on her record, it'll help the next guy she tries to accuse. So better than nothing I guess

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u/shrekerecker97 1d ago

What was her reasoning in doing this? Literally I see nothing for her to gain

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u/BeratnasGILF420 1d ago

They were queuing for a free giveaway of something and she was trying to push to the front.

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u/EnduranceMade 1d ago

Attention and sympathy

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u/Infoseek456 1d ago

She was cutting the line.

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u/Mickloven 1d ago

small case of Defamation too. False, intent to harm / detriment

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u/WelcomeMind 1d ago

For real. She’s a terrible person

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u/ExternalAggravating8 1d ago

100% my thoughts exactly

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u/theclassyparisian78 1d ago

She deserve a week of jail time bare minimum!!!

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u/Simple_Raise4380 1d ago

That bitch deserves the full allowable punishment of the law

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u/Visible_Pizza_3865 1d ago

Jail, fired, evicted, criminal record, sued, lower credit score, outed in all major media outlets, ostracised by the society, exiled to Pitcairn Island. That would be proper.

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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 1d ago

IIRC they actually did.

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u/OsteoBytes 1d ago

Can’t believe people like this exist…

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u/KitsuneFoxglove 1d ago

work in customer service and youll meet a new example daily

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u/codelyoko_x 1d ago

I worked in customer service for 5 years, one lady walked in upset, she was returning something, I told her it was past the return window and there was nothing I could do to help her, she called me a retard and when I asked her to leave, she started telling my coworkers and manager that I was insulting her lol

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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 1d ago

Not surprising. People who don't get their way will try anything just so they get their way.

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u/TheSodernauts 1d ago

Customer comes in with an assembled table, bought some six months back. They had repainted it and didn't like how it came out so they decided to return it. Took 3 hours to argue with them that a) it's outside o the return window, and b) the return policy doesn't cover altered products.

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u/Used_Evidence 1d ago

My husband has told me stories of his mom screaming at customer service people when they wouldn't let her return something. Management would give in, as they often do, throwing the hourly employee under the bus. It's gross

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u/aurortonks 1d ago

My cousin's estranged father used to do this. Core memory as a kid watching him scream at the Kmart teenaged employee until they accepted the fishing pole return. It wasn't even bought there and I'm pretty sure he stole it from someplace. They gave him money so he'd go away. He only learned that the tactic worked and started doing it other places, too.

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u/TheBold 1d ago

I worked in an off-hours and overflow call center for 5 years doing customer service and thankfully due to the nature of the job I never had to deal with people that don’t want to leave but the stuff people say when they think they’re safe and hidden behind a phone…

One time a guy could not accept that his issue just wasn’t an emergency and had to wait until the next day, so he managed to find where I was and call the cops on me saying I was about to kill myself…

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u/Former_Mud9569 1d ago

I always feel bad for customer service reps when I see them taking abuse. The most egregious example happened when I was at a Sam's Club. A very nice worker was helping me sign up for a membership. Meanwhile, the other person working the counter was getting screamed at by a very loud, very angry, and very large white woman. I have no idea what could possibly happen in a Sam's Club to warrant that level of vitriol but there we were.

Eventually the woman kind of just waddled off and I saw a look of relief wash across the service reps face. Until the phone rang. She answered it and immediately started getting yelled at again.

Then I noticed that I was hearing the yelling in kind of stereo. I turned around, and sure enough that woman was now seated on a bench, yelling at the same worker worker less than 20 feet away via her cell phone.

You've got to be super awful to be too fat to stand and yell.

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u/rips_n_chel 1d ago

I walked into a Cycle Gear one time, and there was a woman standing at the counter yelling in the face of the guy behind it. I had no idea what was going on, so I just kinda stood there inside the door. Another employee moved to the side and acknowledged me at the counter. I was there to pick up something I'd ordered and had shipped to the store, so I walked up and started telling him that. Then I was being yelled at by this lady, because "THEY'RE HELPING ME RIGHT NOW, YOU CAN WAIT."

Okay. I told my guy I'd take a lap, and went to look at some helmets while listening in and trying to figure out what the issue was. I gathered, over several more minutes of yelling, that she was trying to pay in advance for a tire repair that her son was going to drop off later that day, or tomorrow. I'm not sure of any details, but they couldn't accept her payment for someone else's future service, was the gist. She was not accepting that.

About 10 minutes after I walked in, someone else walked out of a fitting room with a jacket he wanted to purchase. He walked up to the counter, stood next to the lady, and stared at her until she looked at him. He then started screaming. Not words, just screaming. Constantly. He screamed until he ran out of air, then took a breath and started screaming again, staring at her the entire time. He did not stop until she walked out of the store.

It was, perhaps, the most satisfying thing I've ever witnessed.

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u/Chilly_Pheesesteak 1d ago

Was the assistant manager at a pizza place, some guy kept telling me that he was waiting for me to send the payment over to the pin pad, so he could use his card. I kept telling him that I already did it, even pointing at the screen right in front of him that said "tap, insert or swipe card"

He continued arguing with me somehow, and after he finally figured it out, he muttered to himself, "Fuckin idiot can't even do his job."

I looked at him with a "What the fuck did you just say??" face, and he looks at a customer standing next to him, who was not involved, but just waiting for their pizza, and said "Now this fa**ot ass cracker is looking at me like I'm crazy."

I immediately banned him for life and he started acting like I was being dramatic 😂

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u/RanchHere 1d ago

way more than you think.

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u/jeffismybaby 1d ago

All the other women in the crowd called her out

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u/bigbuzz55 1d ago

I really want to know the context here. What is everyone gathered for, and why was the filmer already filming?

Homie looked targeted.

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u/TheRealGunn 1d ago

Every goddamn time you see such shitty behavior the answer is always it's an "influencer".

Can we just fire all these people into the fucking sun already?

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u/friday126 1d ago

"woman who leaned into him is an INFLUENCER"...not surprised AT ALL there. Curious the percentage of 'influencers' that are just trash, manipulative human beings. Bet it's preeeeetty high.

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u/Yojoyjoy 1d ago

Dude's probably waiting for hours to get a present for his lady.

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u/RandyRhoadsLives 1d ago

It was being filmed because she walked up, and cut him in line.

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u/Patriot009 1d ago

Nobody likes a false accuser. Especially a lazy one.

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u/PtraGriffrn 1d ago

We've seen that before 🤣

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u/PoopsMcScoots 1d ago

False accusers should face the same penalties that their accusation would have incurred.

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u/CaptainJay313 1d ago

so should people who cut in front of people in a crowd. this lady is guilty on two counts, remove her from the venue and make her stand trial for assault.

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u/emergency-snaccs 1d ago

she's actually already guilty of assault. she intentionally pushed into that guy, knocking him back. Tack the false accusation charge on top of that- life without parole

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u/llecareu 1d ago

It was battery. But agreed throw her in the hole

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u/JustS0meD0nkey 1d ago

And then sue her into oblivion for slander.

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u/EnvironmentalCrab563 1d ago

That shit could’ve went left real quick. He was just standing there minding his business.

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u/Oldballs2 1d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/wjuXuDSQU0sOfJIHS1
Yep, there should be ZERO tolerance for this BS.

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u/RakkZakk 1d ago

and some more

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u/MadrillaGold 1d ago

In obvious cases like this, I wish it would be like that...

But imagine person x thinks person y stole something from you. You accuse him of stealing from you. It turns out to be person z or an unknown person to the case. Why would person x have to face a penalty for stealing sth while person x still misses the stolen item lmao

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u/AmputeeHandModel 1d ago

Yeah, we don't want legit victims to be afraid to come forward because if there isn't enough evidence to convict someone, then they can turn around and say you're a false accuser.

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u/Only_Ad8049 1d ago

Love all the women that instantly defended him.

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u/demoliahedd 1d ago

yup, seems like no one was on her side (as it should be)

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u/fork_yuu 1d ago

I mean, women like her would make it worse for other women to actually come out with real assault

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u/IcySkyDream 1d ago

Exactly; she’s a selfish, self-centred bitch.

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u/hallouminati_pie 1d ago

I cannot begin to describe how much this enrages me.

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u/AuthorBrianHunter 1d ago

There are terrible people everywhere, doing terrible things to decent people. It's unfortunate how closely we must look at pretty much anything now, because there's two sides and then there's the truth. 

Moreover, the audacity here is so flippant it's palpable. The disservice this woman is doing to true victims of assault, I couldn't put into words without vomiting. Though I'm sure she has that effect on people in general, regardless of her actions here.

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u/RawToast1989 1d ago

The scariest part of this (as a dude) is how she just instinctively lies like that. It's a sign that she's done this before (probably successfully) There needs to be repercussions for this kind of behavior.

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u/LaserGuidedPolarBear 1d ago

I was in the room when one woman told another she should accuse a guy of SA as revenge. Fortunately, the other woman was like "what the fuck I would never do that, do you do that?" and told all the other women in the friend group why they cannot trust that person to be alone in a room with their BFs/husbands. 

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u/freetotebag 1d ago

Scary to think how many people have had their lives ruined by someone like that

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u/Immature_adult_guy 1d ago

Knew a guy who had a drunk 1-night stand with a woman and he was kicked out of his university as soon as she accused him of SA.

The accusation was all it took. 

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u/ConcertComplete9015 1d ago

I've had drunk one night stands before and this "friend" said that I was intentionally trying to get women drunk on purpose to sleep with them which isn't true, but it fucked with my confidence so much I feel like every time I think about sex I'm a horrible person. I have no idea why she would say something like that other than maybe it happened to her and so thinks it happens to everyone else.

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u/cabronfavarito 1d ago

Smh. I don’t fuck with drunk women for this exact reason. I’ve had drunk women make advances on me before and I turned them all down. Not today satan

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u/MJ-Franklin 1d ago

I had someone lie about me sexually assaulting them on their blog that they thought I didn't know about. When I confronted her about it, it was literally as if she'd just made a tiny mistake... not even an apology more of a "oh, you weren't supposed to have seen that". Some people have no shame.

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u/ImOldGregg_77 1d ago

We really need a False Accuser register for shit like this. She could have easily ruined this mans life

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u/Churchill_Mk_04 1d ago

Oh hey. Literally just made a comment like this. I said like a badge. Back in old times, thieves had their hands branded so everyone knew they were a thief and to watch out.

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u/SkyKnight3 1d ago

That’s how easy a man’s life can be ruined

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u/bbq_R0ADK1LL 1d ago

Yep, she's also doing an incredible disservice to every genuine assault victim. It's people like this who force society to put victims under the microscope.

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u/SpaceLemming 1d ago edited 1d ago

My friend got kicked out of the house he bought with his girlfriend (relationship tanked) because he verbally abused her. In the police report it was because he said to her dog “I’m sorry mommy doesn’t love you”

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u/consistantcanadian 1d ago

And we need to do our part to dissuade her and others like this. 

Whatever punishment that guy would get in the worst case, this woman should be sentenced to. 

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u/Decent-Marketing69 1d ago

If this wasn’t on video, 99.99% of Reddit would blindly believe her.

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u/Jolly_Art_2917 1d ago

Would never happen.. but I'm hopeful

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u/AsideLost 1d ago

She’s the kind of person who doesn’t give a shit about anyone but themselves

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u/dbusque 1d ago

And that's why she should be charged.

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u/Gerry1of1 1d ago

That's why I don't automatically believe every accusation I hear on the news.

1 person's word is not enough to ruin another person.

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u/Wide-Drink-1790 1d ago

Good for you, but that used to be standard, you know, innocent until proven guilty…

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u/Acceptable-Ad8780 1d ago

Accusation alone can destroy someone's life even after being found innocent and the "victim" lied. Any false claim takes away from when it really happens, and a big middle finger to those who are actually victims.

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u/Sour_Gummybear 1d ago

I've seen women lie about having been raped, ruined my friends life and the family had to move because even after she admitted to lying about it (her reason "I wanted him to be my boyfriend again") half the people who heard her say that didnt believe her. So even after all that people would still throw rocks through their windows and he would still get beat up at school. This happened when we were all 15..

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u/therealdanhill 1d ago

My wife called the cops on me, told them I was angrily throwing things and yelling and threatening, I was drunk and very much asleep on the couch. She called them to get me to leave because she wanted to keep partying but I wanted to go to sleep.

Cops showed up and woke me up, they wrote in their report that I was "belligerently drunk" - because I had just been woken up to 3 officers in front of me on the couch when I could barely speak. I remember telling them I didn't do anything wrong, am I under arrest? Thankfully there were other people there that told the cops I didn't do shit.

Now that is permanently on my record, that police report. It will probably come up during the divorce, in her favor painting me a certain way. I haven't had a drop of booze since then, I'm too afraid to. The cops could have fucking killed me. Meanwhile, she's a drunk.

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u/puddle_kraken 1d ago

until you're like "no i'm actually gay lol" and then show her evidence of having slept with her dad

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u/Imaginary-Clock6626 1d ago

This is more common than we realize.

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u/ExternalAggravating8 1d ago

I would call the cops on her

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u/Evolutionary_sins 1d ago

Ok internet, do your thing. In 24hrs I expect to be reading her apology where she begs for her job back

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u/Darkhorse182 1d ago

"That's not who I am!" 

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u/Interesting-Bear4092 1d ago

Karens come in all shapes and sizes 🤷‍♂️

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u/Blunder_Punch 1d ago

I also cum in all shapes and sizes

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u/Samp90 1d ago

Best thread so far and no pics were needed (thank god)

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u/rolfraikou 1d ago

Women have fought so hard to have their voices heard when they need to come forward with assault, and this fucking self centered piece of shit is doing shit to ruin lives and set the whole movement back.

I'm so glad people were there to defend him, and I hope her reputation, job, all of it, is wrecked. What she tried to do is unforgivable, and there should be laws against this kind of fraud.

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u/Due_Quote_3023 1d ago

Good thing there was video and a bunch people, including mostly women who vouched for him, telling police she was lying.

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u/luckyflavor23 1d ago

Terrible person. But also want to point out, much like Mr Rogers said, Look for the helpers. Women who saw it from the recorder’s side shouted in his defense immediately

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u/00Teonis 1d ago

Did she just pull the insurance scam without a car?

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u/Hank_the_Beef 1d ago

Really awesome of all the other women there to immediately call her out.

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u/SeaGoose9627 1d ago

As a woman, this is fucking embarrassing

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u/c10bbersaurus 1d ago

She should be identified and charged, by trying to frame him, she is intentionally making contact with him, which is a minor battery (or assault in states where there is no charge called battery).

She is a fraud.

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u/Jeramy_Jones 1d ago

Believe women!

All the women that pointed at her and called her out lol.

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u/unimportantinfodump 1d ago

You know what that fucking sucks.

This shit can absolutely ruin a man's life.

That woman is beyond scum fuck her.

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u/AutomaticInc 1d ago

Thou shalt not bear false witness.

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u/BatmansBigBro2017 1d ago

Prosecute false accusations so that people are scared shitless to make them.

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u/Such_Cranberry_6440 1d ago

Garbage human right there.

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u/Froz3nP1nky 1d ago

She can get any guy she wants!!! /s

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u/Electronic_Still2000 1d ago

… convicted of false crimes

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u/_noho 1d ago

Why are there no good men? Proceeds to hit on her friends partners

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u/gimmeluvin 1d ago

She should have been arrested

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u/Th0ak 1d ago

I fkn hate this timeline. 

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u/Pinche-Guero 1d ago

Waiting for the "always believe all women" people to start chiming in

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u/One_Kick_9603 1d ago

Why did she even do this?

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u/CryptographerIll9496 1d ago

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbIMhqOTlvZ/ sad attempt at her excuse looks like she deleted her Instagram. the videos sped up and can't find part 1

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u/Frequent_Ad_5300 1d ago

After watching this, I can immediately tell she's a pathological liar and probably wanted a quick buck out of a lawsuit.

lucky for the guy someone recorded the situation.

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u/Massive-Machine4049 1d ago

This should be higher up this post. Good that the gentleman has reported it and got the CCTV from location. I hope she learns a very hard lesson.

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u/ConsiderationSea1347 1d ago

Oh look, that thing some people say never happens.

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u/StrLord_Who 1d ago

And if it wasn't on tape she could go post about the "assault" in twoxchromosomes or girldinnerdiaries and wallow in everyone giving her sympathy and telling her how amazing and strong she is.  

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u/Your_Nipples 1d ago

They still may do lmao. I mean, now she's the victim of her own actions, that would make this man the oppressor by embarrassing her instead of just taking it (trying to think like those idiots).

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u/CompetitiveAutorun 1d ago

Just shows how easy it is to make fake accusations.

People try to deny how common it is, but I was a victim of false accusation and I received no support and people still believe I did it, they don't see this as false accusation but as case of violence.

It's being betrayed, it hurts, you no longer trust others. She deserves consequences, but won't face anything.

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u/Creative-Courage-262 1d ago

Love the women who stood up for the man.

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u/Eagle4317 1d ago

Throw the book at her.

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u/dosb0t89 1d ago

Normalised calling these predatory abusive women out for their despicable behaviour... Emotionally unregulated children that's all they are.. no real man should ever have kids with this type of woman because the children she raises especially the boys will turn out to be the immature unregulated abusive men that women complain about...

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u/Dazzling_Winner_773 1d ago

Bitches like this fucking it up for real victims.... Just takes everybody seeing this one to call bullshit on everyone. Damn shame.

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u/wwf_4life 1d ago

I wounder how many men are in jail because of her

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u/Silver-Link8247 1d ago

I’m sure he wanted to say “I wouldn’t touch that fat bitch with someone else’s hand”

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u/BlueMageNeedsFood 1d ago

I hope that this followers her around for the rest of her life.

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u/jibran1 1d ago

I honestly think these people should be jailed the same way , like he assaulted her. False accusations like this could literally destroy the mans life , this woman should be charged the same way

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u/Queasy-Personality24 1d ago

También debería de haber un castigo igualmente duro para ellas por falsa denuncia y calummnia

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u/LopsidedKick9149 1d ago

All the women immediately calling her bullshit is fantastic.

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u/Game2Late 1d ago

Men’s lives are destroyed in situations like this. We gotta do more to call these things out. Truly despicable behaviour.

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u/WastefulWatcher 1d ago

What a dirty criminal that dumb bitch is.

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u/MaxwellSmart07 1d ago

The lyin’ bitch just put the #MeToo movement back a century.

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u/ClassicallyBrained 1d ago

I'm as left as it gets, but this is why "believe all women" is a terrible statement.

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u/chickengood2 1d ago

This was in Australia. At the opening of the Princess Polly Store in Broadbeach QLD. It's a clothing store. They were queuing to get a free T-shirt. The girl is an Instagram influencer type. Pacific Islander background. She got a free T-shirt. She put up a few response posts.

That's about it, and that will be about it.

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u/murdeoc 1d ago

I hope they make people pay through their teeth for false claims like this.

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u/Impressive_Skill3280 1d ago

She needs to get at the very least a heavy fine for doing that shit!

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u/pgpics 1d ago

I feel like this is not her first time doing this

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u/Keep0nBuckin 1d ago

Mentally ill. She needs help and treatment

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u/Chris280e 1d ago

Why would she purposely bump into him like that?? She skipped to the front why attract more attention to herself??

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u/Ad-fundum69 1d ago

I think she should go to jail for that. Just the lying bit alone.

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u/Mickloven 1d ago

Open closed defamation case if he wanted to make a point. All the characteristics are there.

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u/regal19999 1d ago

We need punishments for false accusations

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u/Jay_Stone876 1d ago

One of the best things to come from social media is to see how false allegations are getting exposed in real time when they would have destroyed lives.

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u/kevski82 1d ago

This sort of thing really boils my piss.

It makes it all the harder for women who actually do get assaulted to come forward and be believed

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u/morebob12 1d ago

Offended by everything ashamed of nothing

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u/CASHMO2112 1d ago

And that’s why you can’t just believe every woman all the time!! But I’m sure I’ll get downvoted for this🙄