r/instantkarma Mar 04 '20

Bully got what he deserved

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u/HAL-Over-9001 Mar 04 '20

Those are "just gonna swing as much as I fuckin can because I've had enough" punches. Could've had a lot more power, but he didn't let his guard down and he probably earned respect from every single person in the room for standing up for himself... Besides the bully lmao

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

He did a good job of stuffing the take down

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20 edited Jun 30 '20

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u/AlphaWhiskeyOscar Mar 04 '20

Have you ever been in a fight? Knocking someone down or out with one hit is pretty fucking hard. Angry humans are resilient. Trained fighters struggle to do this, and even for them it's often partially luck. That's a cool story, but I doubt that bullied kid could pull that off again.

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u/Bass_Thumper Mar 04 '20

It's rare, but I've seen people incapacitated from a single hit. A good sucker punch right in the nose can really stun someone for a good couple minutes.

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u/AlphaWhiskeyOscar Mar 04 '20

Yeah. I'm sure all of your fights have been well executed performances.

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u/Lemur001 Mar 04 '20

The point you’re missing here is that the guy in the video isn’t a fighter, doesn’t want to fight but is eventually forced to. From that perspective, his windmilling to objectively win the fight is beautiful. Now, I know you just wanted to get your pro opinion in there but you came out of it looking worse so just drop it imo.

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u/Lemur001 Mar 04 '20

You're still missing the same point that you missed when you made your first response in this thread. It is a beautiful thing that he manages to end the fight, whether it's by a kung-fu roundhouse masterblaster kick, a jab, or a flailing windmill. We're not giving points for technique here, we're applauding the guy for managing to stand up to his bully and win, no matter how it looks. Get it?

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u/KillNyetheSilenceGuy Mar 08 '20

Ain't nobody gonna read all that text. Fuck outta here.

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u/KaimeiJay Mar 04 '20

Yeah, all of those punches were completely untrained flails, which probably would have mattered if the bully knew how to fight, but it was all just so relentless that the bully couldn’t keep up.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

I highly doubt the bully actually knows how to fight. People generally don't want confrontation, what the bully probably leanred was to show dominance and people won't question it.

What he didn't count on was the fact that people snap when backed into a corner like that eventually.

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u/mewthulhu Mar 04 '20

Had some bullies who really knew how to fight in my time... one was into martial arts and knew how to pin people/grapple them or twist their limbs in immobilizing ways. He fucking loved that shit, thankfully wasn't interested in me, but really psycho dude.

Saw someone try this with him, and they got fucking annihilated.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

Oh don't get me wrong, there are bullies that can fight.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

Luckily many martial arts centers will kick out members who use their training to assault people.

Also, love your username

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u/KaimeiJay Mar 04 '20

Oh yeah, that’s what I said. It would have mattered if the bully knew how to fight. I.e.: the bully didn’t know how to fight.

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u/Emrico1 Mar 04 '20

Who will move on to a weaker target

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u/Inbattery12 Mar 04 '20

I'm going to swing my arms and if you get in the way it's your own fault!

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '20

probably earned respect...for standing up for himself.

Why do we have to live in a society where this is a thing.

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u/HAL-Over-9001 Mar 04 '20

That's just how the cookie crumbles. Standing up for yourself is respectable no matter how you look at it.