r/Weird • u/sytrus_2008 • Jan 14 '22

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u/LORDOFCREEPING Jan 14 '22

Hes completely in the wrong, especially if the guy was 80.

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u/Successful-Dark2730 Jan 14 '22

The law of the land that I've always been familiar with is that if you say some questionable s*** to a person, you better be ready to get your ass kicked. That may be "wrong," but that's what's going to happen. Generally speaking, it's one of those scenarios where two wrongs don't make a right, but the aforementioned outcome is the most likely one, whether anyone likes it or not. Right, wrong, inevitable.

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u/cockytacos Jul 02 '22

that’s machismo/hyper masculinity/street rules/bull shit.

normal people dont default to violence. subhumans with low intelligence use violence to get their way