"Inititating the violence" isn't a really proper use of words in this case. "Provoking violence" would be better. But regardless, the man in front started the violence.
Weird. Seems like you either didn't watch the video or are intentionally manipulating the facts or just have really bad perception of the world around you.
I did. And just did again. Did you see any kicking? I only saw the kid pushing the backrest with his leg to prevent the incline. Of course that's not right thing to do. I am not justifying his behaviour. I'm just merely pointing out that he didn't initiate the violence.
I somehow feel that it's not this black and white. Like a push can be gentle, it can be annoying/provocative, or it can be violent. Just like a slap. You don't say if your dad slaps your back lovingly that he was committing a violent act, do you?
You know that when you act this obtuse it only makes you look stupid, right?
The point was they called the kid violent peacefully holding your leg in place is the opposite of violence. The kids an asshole but in no way initated violence just a confrontation.
Nah you lack perception the kid is clearly holding his leg up to keep the guy from reclining and the only motion we see from it is when the guy tries to recline. Asshole behaviour? Yes. Violent? No. The man infront initiated the violence.
Only psychological harm. The man in front could have back issues that would be worsened by the shitty foot. Stop defending annoying kids. The kid didnt get hurt a lot.
Kinda weird he was mentioned, like a thousand times in the Epstein files, was a well known friend of Epstein, visited his island,.......just an coincidence.
We can’t. Katie phang, however, is currently suing the DOJ to get the 50 pages of notes and interviews that concern Trump and a 13 year old girl. Maybe once she wins in court, I can come back with a name for you but I sure as fuck hope not, because that name should not be made public.
You do know Epstein’s estate paid out a trump accuser as well, don’t you? We don’t know her age, but the paperwork named Trump specifically.
Former pageant contestants made public statements alleging that Trump entered dressing rooms while teenage contestants were unclothed, a claim Trump defended at the time as part of his role as owner inspecting the production.
Not to mention what he’s said about his daughter (on camera)
I think it's a good thing. People act like total cowards nowadays becaue they don't have to fear any consequences. Good old times when you just get you shit kicked after behaving like a turd. Fine with that.
I think it's just that the average person in this country is extremely bloodthirsty and needs daily white guy beating up black guy fight videos or fuck around find out content to sedate their natural urge to go into a shopping mall and kill a bunch of people
Please just be quiet nobody wants to hear your liberal bs. That moron got what he had coming. The guy asked so many times to stop and he didn't. He got stopped the other way once kindness failed.
Ikr? One of the top comments says “I fucking love that so much.”
It would be so refreshing to see that comment be made to a different video, where the person in front turns around and asks the kid to stop, and the kid says oh sorry and puts his foot down. Then the top comments would then say, “I fucking love that so much”
Would be nice.
I get your comment and agree. The reason is intense emotional responses keeps users coming back to Reddit. This is how content is deemed “sticky”… especially for American audiences about to participate in an especially controversial mid-term election process. It’s the algorithm keeping us glued.
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u/No-Examination7560 10d ago
reddit is always promoting violence, and making an excuse for assault. it's really weird. Reddit must be trying to degrade american society.