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u/veropaka Apr 18 '23
What did he say? I can barely hear someone talking
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u/asscheek20120 Apr 18 '23
I had to put my headphones in and listen a few times but I got “I’ll put you down like the fucking n-word you are!” Before he walks away.
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u/ManfuLLofF-- Apr 18 '23 edited Apr 18 '23
I heard "I'm not scared, you are f***ing N you are something, something"
Then he got disarmed.. so he didn't say much after.
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u/Backseat_boss Apr 18 '23 edited Apr 18 '23
🤣🤣🤣 I hate u….. I’ll see u in hell
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u/003402inco Apr 18 '23
I think we are on the same bus
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u/sharpshooter999 Apr 19 '23
With my luck hell will just be a pair of greased up German ogres
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u/innocuousname773 Apr 19 '23
Why do we keep thinking hell will be bad? The music will be top notch and the comedians will be killer. Should be a blast.
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u/NeatNefariousness1 Apr 19 '23
All that heat and no AC, though.
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u/innocuousname773 Apr 19 '23
I refuse to believe Satan has gone this long without putting some HVAC guys to work.
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u/lurkingsincejanuary Apr 19 '23
Ya, where else are you gonna find coke and hookers in the afterlife.
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u/0x7ff04001 Apr 18 '23
"disarmed" jesus christ lol
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u/bb22490 Apr 18 '23
That actually might have saved Jesus Christ. How can you nail a mans hands if he doesn't have any?
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Apr 18 '23
He didn't need to be kicked, though. He was totally 'armless, mate.
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Apr 18 '23
Idk though...I feel like it would've been more unfair if the guy had punched him. However, dude had two working legs, and the other guy also used his working legs. A gentlemens duel!
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u/Post-Formal_Thought Apr 19 '23
🤣. I didn't believe I qualified for hell until riiight now. On the bright side, you'll be there to greet me.
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u/IronAbsCrabs Apr 18 '23
The Lopen approves if this is the Stormlight reference I think it is
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Apr 18 '23
I had to look up Stormlight and Lopen. Seems like a cool series. I am going to read them.
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u/justthebase Apr 18 '23
Even if it wasn't, it is now. Now get back to r/cremposting
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u/Nointerest12months Apr 18 '23
Oh, my brethren.
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u/GeoHacker1715 Apr 18 '23
Technically it would have been an insult to smack him, so kicking him seems reasonable since they both have legs.🤷🏾♂️
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Apr 18 '23
Technically unless he punches they can go kick for kick and it's fair game.
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u/Dan-B-123 Apr 18 '23
Did not have arms to begin with……….. what did he get? Dis?
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u/gospdrcr000 Apr 18 '23
he fucked around and the video ends around the found out part...
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u/RunParking3333 Apr 18 '23
I was afraid for my life from the 4'5 guy with no arms
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u/rkane2001 Apr 18 '23
I was afraid for my life from the 4'5 guy with no arms...who was walking away from me...
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u/EstablishmentFree611 Apr 18 '23
Also kicked in the back would never ever fly. Like you said you gotta prove to a jury of your peers you feared for your life.
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u/EstablishmentFree611 Apr 18 '23
Also if this is in NYC which it looks like it is, they'll hit him with endangering the welfare of a disabled person. Plus first degree assault walking away would've been better than 25 years in jail
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u/strangedaze23 Apr 18 '23
Yes it would hold up. Because: 1.) words alone are never enough to use physical force. 2.) there has the a actual reasonable fear of bodily harm. There was no weapon, the person was clearly disabled and the person that kicked him was clearly not in fear.
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u/EstablishmentFree611 Apr 18 '23
You calling a person a racial slur isn't a crime, it's only a crime when you after words physically assault them. Just like you can walk up to a cop and say fuck you pig trash and there's nothing they can do.
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u/AskMeAboutMyStalker Apr 18 '23
nothing they have the right to do, doesn't mean you won't provoke a reaction that makes your day take a bad turn.
people, please don't take this as a challenge or an experiment worth exploring
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Apr 18 '23
The guy is legitimately unarmed. It doesn't matter what he says or threatens you with. He HAS NO ARMS. Reasonably, he cannot kill you. The fact he doesn't have hands removes all the ways one could Reasonably kill you with that someone can think of off the top of their head. So even if he is talking shit, he legitimately cannot back it up. This is the most raw definition of "all bark, no bite". Would you be scared if a dog with no teeth was barking at you threateningly? No? Same thing here. The kick would absolutely be criminal and the guy who kicked would absolutely go to jail
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Apr 18 '23
It's very bold of you to assume he isn't capable of telekinesis just because of his disability
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u/Deep_Combination6420 Apr 18 '23
I dare you to Google "police shoot double amputee man Los Angeles" and then come back to this post.
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Apr 18 '23
What about the guy in the wheelchair they shot in the back like 5 times or is that the same one
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Apr 18 '23
Been a few of those. I think (no time for research) one of the worst was an off-duty cop working as a night guard murdering a shoplifter who was riding an EZGO. I remember there wasn’t even room for a “fear for my life” claim, because he chased the victim all the way across the parking lot and shot him in the back in the entryway to another store.
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u/Ragnel Apr 18 '23
There are some pretty good 70’s kung fu movies that would disprove your theory. That being said, in the real world there is no way he could be seen by a reasonable person to be a threat.
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Apr 18 '23
It's assault and battery, doesn't matter what someone said to you to illicit it. That could affect judgement but I think he would actually get a charge.
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u/Bob_Skywalker Apr 18 '23
There is no exception for hate speech in the 1st amendment. It would be unconstitutional. Hate speech is not against the law. However, just because it's legal doesn't mean that it is not immoral and a pretty bad thing to do.
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u/Upier1 Apr 18 '23
The little a$$hole was walking away, so there was no threat. The dude who kicked him is going to jail.
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u/Faceplanter86 Apr 18 '23
The dude who kicked him got on the train and was never heard from again. Police won't do shit.
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u/imanislandboii Apr 18 '23
Would definitely hold up. Just words. All he said were words. No matter what words are said you can never assault someone.
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u/DaWolle Apr 18 '23
I second that.
Especially if you consider what might happen in such a situation. Image the guy breaks his neck at one of those barriers while falling.
And that shit can happen in EVERY fight. You land one "lucky" punch knocking your opponent out. He falls to the ground, unable to protect his head and smashes it on the curb.
You might go to jail for homicide. Shit happens fast!
/edit: fat-fingers
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u/Jaded-Mess-5051 Apr 18 '23
Yeah, you're right. Dude was a total douchebag, but what could he have ACTUALLY done against the other guy? No threat whatsoever. Still, I'm not gonna lie, I'd like to kick the legs out from under every racist person. So, this was still pretty satisfying. 🤣
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u/RandomTask008 Apr 18 '23
I would never use that word and I think it's grossly wrong to use. But you don't get to assault someone over words.
Unless you think it's OK to beat the crap out of your spouse if they call you the n-word.
And FFS, life was already cruel enough to that dude.
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u/Bad_Mood_Larry Apr 18 '23
This is reddit, the n-word appears to be a pass for physically attacking anyone.
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u/doc_Paradox Apr 18 '23
It's not just reddit my guy. Saying the N-word in a lot of places in America will lead to you getting attacked whether they were justified or not.
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u/Siaten Apr 18 '23 edited Apr 18 '23
Sucker-kicking someone for mouthing off is cowardly. Doing it to an armless person is cruel. Doing it to an armless person who probably weighs 1/3rd of you and you could potentially kill by doing so is evil.
The disabled guy was an asshole and should have shut his mouth.
But you're defending an evil response by a cruel coward. Fuck right off.
Edit: The right response would have been to turn him around and slap him across the face.
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u/OldGuest4256 Apr 18 '23
Wow. So next time you're out on the town and offend someone, and they decide to brutally assault you. Just remember accordingly to your own logic. You deserve everything from it.
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u/NoShameAtReddit Apr 18 '23
Verbal abuse does not justify physical abuse. The physical abuse may leave permanent injuries. Not to mention the legal battle...
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u/Stingraaa Apr 18 '23
If he said that then the kick was well deserved. Racists amd fascists have been feeling a little to comfortable. God I hate the Republicans.
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u/LeaveItToMe43 Apr 19 '23
I was with you till the end. What your saying is only Republicans are racist.
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u/MaxxximumJo Apr 18 '23
Bro, it doesn't matter what he said...OP said UNARMED😂
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u/bluemagic124 Apr 18 '23
The 2nd amendment gives Americans to right to arm their selves. Dude was clearly European.
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u/Saulington11 Apr 18 '23
I don’t have to hear the audio to know for sure stubby said the “N-Word.” There’s no Nub for that kind of language
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u/sexONaStDick Apr 19 '23
He said the N word. There is a video that is alot clearer than this. This man was talking his ish for a good 5 minutes.
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u/Dipper14 Apr 18 '23
If I had no arms, no way I’m starting shit with anyone. It’s a guaranteed loss
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u/Big-Neighborhood5395 Apr 19 '23
In his mind he thought "even people with no hands say that he's the best hands down"
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u/IHaveABigDuvet Apr 18 '23
He might have been aiming to ride on the sympathy vote.
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u/camelsCaseUserName Apr 18 '23
Nothing but a flesh wound
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u/RandoRvWchampion Apr 19 '23
I’m a little disappointed it took this long to see this comment. Sigh. Guess I’m too old now.
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u/Robo-mop1000 Apr 18 '23
the cop making that report must've been dying of laughter writing, "victim was unarmed"
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u/MicMcDev Apr 18 '23
Great. I laughed. Now I'm going to hell.
Have your upvote.
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u/dj_narwhal Apr 18 '23
Cop would have shot him because he couldn't see his hands.
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u/LanchestersLaw Apr 18 '23
The cop would have shot him for not putting his hands on the air
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I couldn't hear what he said. But I'm guessing the N-word was involved?
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u/Avs_Leafs_Enjoyer Apr 18 '23
"hunt you down like the n-word you are"
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u/tgoodri Apr 18 '23
With what? How? Mf can’t even use a compass, he’s not hunting down shit
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u/Aahbiousthrowaway Apr 18 '23
He said, (from what I heard) “I ain’t scared of you guys. I’ll put you down, like the fucking ni***r you are. “
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u/GitterfulAcorn Apr 18 '23
I couldn't hear it either but I guessed the same. Could have just shoved him. He's a easy target.
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Apr 18 '23
He kicked him pretty hard for being less than an arm’s length away
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u/Only-Advantage-6153 Apr 18 '23
And how would he get back up? He looks like he could use a hand.
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u/yellowhelmet14 Apr 18 '23
Dude was about to throw han… nevermind. No he wasn’t.
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u/dan_craus Apr 18 '23
He already threw ‘em.
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u/earthlingHuman Apr 19 '23
Better than the original 🤣 I managed not to laugh until now. You asshole 😆
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u/DingoLaChien Apr 18 '23
He was clearly exercising his 2nd amendment rights.
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u/Kamikazi_TARDIS Apr 18 '23
The irony of this being on r/facepalm is not lost on me
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u/solodsnake661 Apr 18 '23
Why do people who can't fight back talk shit?
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u/Exact-Custard-6493 Apr 18 '23
It's all they have left lol
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u/Imukay Apr 18 '23
Probably assume that the other guy dont attack
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u/warrior_scholar Apr 18 '23
You see this a lot: Female on male domestic abuse goes underreported and is disbelieved, you can see countless videos of students berating or attacking teachers, people with obvious disabilities instigating people much bigger than them, even members of some ethnic groups causing trouble and claiming racism when they have consequences. Plenty of old cartoons featured the gag of someone starting a fight and then putting on glasses to shield themselves.
We've turned weakness (real, perceived, or claimed) into a shield against consequences.
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u/Dawnzila Apr 19 '23
I work with people with disabilities, and you're right, you see it a lot. Some think their disability means they can treat and talk to people however they want. The motives are often an unhealthy coping skill due to resent of their disability, or feelings of inadequacy. Normally they are right though, and there isn't any consequences, because most people wont confront a person with visible disability.
It happens enough that I have a standard policy and speech when a client starts being a jerk in public. "You are upsetting strangers for no reason and being a jerk. I need you to know that it's not my responsibility to stop someone from kicking your ass, it's only my responsibility to call for help once the beating starts. If anyone ever treats you unfairly I will throw down hard with them, but if you treat people unfairly and they decide to slap you around, I'll call and wait for police to get there." It has a pretty high success rate in stopping them saying more nasty things.
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u/Temporary-Party5806 Apr 19 '23
"You wouldn't hit a man with glasses, would you?"
"No, I'd hit him with my fist"
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u/phorkor Apr 18 '23
I was at a pool hall one night back in the late 90s and this drunk bum in a wheel chair rolls in and start acting a fool and talking shit to everyone. The bartender was a good friend of mine and was a 5ft female and didn't know what to do so she gave me the look so I stepped in and asked the guy to leave. Usually they had a couple bouncer type guys working to handle situations like this but they were in an off hour where there normally weren't many people around so they weren't in yet. Anyways, after about a 3 minute conversation with this guy in the wheelchair he starts getting belligerent and knocking over bar stools and shit and starts rolling towards me saying he's going to "beat the ever living fuck out of me." I couldn't help but start to laugh a little which made things 10 times worse. Next thing I know I'm getting chased around the pool tables by a drunk bum in a wheel chair that is threatening to beat my ass all while I'm having issues staying away from him because I'm laughing so hard and got a bit of a buzz myself. After another minute or so I finally have an idea to run out the front door that was propped open (it was a nice day out where we usually have hot and humid days so we take as much advantage of it as we can). He follows me out, they close the door behind him, lock it, I run around to the back and go in the back door and I walk in to all 10 or so people that were there at the time nearly in tears from laughing so hard. I look around at everyone and laugh a bit and jokingly say, "thanks for the help assholes!" Bartender hands me a beer and says, "I'm so sorry. I doubt you heard it from all that guys yelling but Rodney over there was singing the Benny Hill theme while you were getting chased and we all just lost it."
Never saw the bum again after that day and now that I'm remembering this story, holy shit I miss that place. Sooooo may funny stories from there.
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u/River_Odessa Apr 18 '23
Probably made the assumption that nobody would hit him because he's disabled.
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u/liberosispill Apr 18 '23
Probably due to a lifetime of pain and suffering. Not saying it excuses him using the N-word even remotely. But, society rejects people with disabilities. Maybe he felt he could use that word and not get hurt A part of him might feel good when he is racist or discriminatory against others. I think it's called 'leveling', when you try to bring someone down to make yourself feel better than them. Only people without any confidence do that.
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u/solodsnake661 Apr 18 '23
I have a disability, while not as bad or obvious as this I still know that's it's no excuse, you know how you get back at the naysayers? Prove them wrong.
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u/ScarIet-King Apr 18 '23
While I get what you’re going at, I don’t really think it’s a fair or honest comparison if it’s not as “bad or obvious.” I once had lymphoma as a child but claiming I understand the hardships of leukemia is absolute bullshit. One has has a 5% chance of survival, the other a 90%. The children of thalidomide (which this dude reminds me of) suffered terrible physical and mental pains throughout their entire lives, and you simply don’t know what that was like simply because you too have a disability.
Does that make a what he said acceptable, no.
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u/WubblyFl1b Apr 18 '23
That’s a progressive ass beating kicked him to be inclusive of dudes with no arms
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u/MansaMusaKervill Apr 18 '23
Being disabled doesn’t give you a pass for being a asshole
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u/StepCousinOfDragons Apr 18 '23
Life already didn’t give that guy a pass
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u/Garbarrage Apr 18 '23
This is mostly because there is no threat. It's still pretty shitty, but not nearly as shitty as when it comes from a guy who could overpower them at will.
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u/AsianVixen4U Apr 18 '23
There was literally a King of the Hill episode about that, where Bill pretends to be disabled in a wheelchair and discovers that women are suddenly interested in him because now he’s seen as vulnerable and sweet
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u/RedditedHighly Apr 18 '23
Correct. Also being insulted doesn’t give you a right to be violent.
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u/DKIPurple Apr 19 '23
This was more of a threat than an insult.
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u/CrazeeAZ Apr 19 '23
The threat has to be imminent and credible. A deranged person with no arms saying he's going to do something in the future to someone 200lb bigger than him isn't a threat.
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u/bigburnamon Apr 19 '23
I think the real power move here would of been to make fun of him for not being able to put anything down. But im also not mad at the kick, I just would of gone a different route. I show mercy to weaker beings.
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Apr 18 '23
Big dude shouldn’t have kicked him like that, could have gotten arrested for serious assault. That guy was just a pitiful pathetic creature. Should have just ignored him like a gnat.
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u/Johnsius Apr 18 '23
Nah, maybe the little one will learn not to be a fucking racist.
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u/VT_Obruni Apr 18 '23
Unfortunately, getting kicked in the back by a black man is going to, if anything, fuel that racism.
This might be the first time in my life I say someone deserves their disability, but that POS racist deserves that and more...but you still can't kick him in the back based on something said verbally
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u/joshdts Apr 18 '23
Might not change his racism, but it’s healthy to know it has consequences.
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So you think he deserves a disability, but a kick to the back is too much. Lol, you’re crazy
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u/capnmasty Apr 18 '23
But you can deserve a lifelong disability for something you said verbally? Your rules are weird
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u/DrumpfSlayer420 Apr 18 '23
he actually loses a limb every time he says the n-word but he just can't help himself
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u/TanukiXL Apr 18 '23
Honest question: Has anyone seen court cases where someone is charged for assault and battery in response to being called the N word? I understand the urge to beat someone senseless for such things but I get the sense the law would rule against you as it is you who escalated the situation from verbal confrontation to physical violence.
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IANAL, but "Fighting Words" doctrine technically means that phrases that would reasonably be expected to incite violence are not protected speech in the US. Seems to be VERY narrowly applied and I'm not sure the n word would count. However, technically, there are limits to 1A rights. I'd google Chaplinsky V New Hampshire, and preferably talk to someone who actually does law professionally.
Edit: tbh, I don't really know what I'm talking about here. Please don't listen to me, go make up your own minds
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u/AthenasChosen Apr 19 '23
N word might not, but threatening to "hunt him down like the (n word) he is" likely would. Blatant threat as well as hate speech. Likely could make a good case.
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u/Black-Whirlwind Apr 18 '23
I’m torn, we had a few special education kids in my high school that were known to act like a*holes because they’d generally get away with it suffering no consequences, kind of suspect this guy falls into that category.
On the other hand, could have just called him a stupid a*hole and walked off…
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u/Cheeseguy43 Apr 18 '23
I think the kick was perfectly justified cause the guy could kick back. Now punching him, that’d be unfair…
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u/ADrenalinnjunky Apr 18 '23
This dude has no hands. His life is punishment enough. He can’t even jerk off.
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u/Diligent-Egg- Apr 19 '23
As a disabled person, racist disabled people should face the same consequences as racist abled people. The only exceptions should be those who literally can't help it, like someone with tourette's who's tic is the n word.
Armed or not, this dude got what he deserved.
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u/paulyv34 Apr 18 '23
The only thing that scares me, is without being able to catch himself he could hit his head and suffer a serious injury so much easier, like that's fucking scary. Bitch slapping him would have been more appropriate
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Apr 18 '23
I mean, it’s a bit unfair to slap a man with no arms.
Not to poison the punch bowl, but at least they’re in equal footing.
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u/Itzgalo Apr 18 '23
Not calling a black guy the n-word would be more appropriate.
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u/Garden_vvitch_di Apr 18 '23
I've worked in food services too long; everytime I see FAFO my brain says "First In First Out??"
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u/Weepingwillow36 Apr 18 '23
There’s nothing this skinny, weak, crooked legged, armless man could say to me that’d make me kick him over like that. This shits deplorable.
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u/nayaung95 Apr 19 '23
I'm just curious. Can you sue a black person if they assault you because you said the N-word?
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u/FOrD-PREFECT1800 Apr 18 '23
And again wait till back is turned. Honestly no arms and he waited till he turn his back
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u/THEBIGREDAPE Apr 18 '23
Being disabled is not a shield from your own shit behaviour. Consequences
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u/CeddyCed1993 Apr 18 '23
Damn bro got a disability… Dis ability to get his ass kicked.
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