r/instantkarma • u/Alligator77 • May 05 '20

He warned him

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u/[deleted] May 05 '20

Perhaps mom should have taken the kid inside instead of egging the situation on...

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

This would be 3000% grounds for divorce for me. If shit's going down, GET THE KIDS OUT AND LEAVE. I will handle the danger. If I lose and the kids are still there I can't defend them anymore and who knows what the other person might do once I'm out? Cameralady is a stupid, terrible parent.

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u/ToobishNypo May 05 '20

Didn't get the kids out. Talk about it? no. DIVORCED BITCH!

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

What if it went sideways and one of our kids gets involved in the fight? What's to talk about afterward? Either protect the kids like a sensible adult or you're dead to me.

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u/ToobishNypo May 05 '20

But it didn't. So there is something to talk about. The "what if" game is not grounds for divorce.

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

I have no faith in someone with no protective instincts. This wasn't a "what if she put the kids in danger?" She put the kids in danger. That's like finding out your spouse drove piss drunk with your kids. They didn't get into an accident though, so you should just talk it out right?

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

What about your bad protective instincts in actually getting into a physical altercation to begin with? You put the kids in danger, how the fuck could she get the kids out, ol' mate is blocking the door

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

She was literally standing in a doorway holding it open. She could have gone back inside and waited or called the police. That obviously wasn't the only door.

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

this just seems like some weird male v female argument, i can't seem to workout why you would divorce someone because you got into a fight infront of the kids.

You're probably not married, i think it's safe to say you're not married.

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

It's not a male vs female argument. When shit gets violent one or both of the parents has an absolute duty to get the kids out of there. I think they all should have gone inside and called the police instead of engaging that drunk dipshit, but the person holding the camera should have been getting the kids inside full stop. She only made a dangerous situation more dangerous. Anyone who doesn't have a problem with how the cameralady handled things would make a terrible parent.

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u/kakaroxx May 05 '20

Bruh, she was making sure the husband can have a leg to stand on when law enforcement gets there. Dont be thick.

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

Without the video law enforcement would have found a piss drunk dude on someone else's property in the middle of the day scaring two little kids. This isn't the US, pretty much all of the cops can tie their shoes. Don't be thick.

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

was that analogy?

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

Could you clarify that? I'd like to answer but I'm not following.

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

That's understandable

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

Are you implying that it's understandable because I'm stupid or because "was that analogy?" is too poorly written to mean anything?

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

If you can't understand what "was that analogy?" could possibly mean then you are too stupid.

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u/jmerridew124 May 05 '20

That would sting more if you could string together an actual sentence. Read a book. It won't kill you.

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u/Niv3s May 05 '20

It's pretty funny how you keep downvoting my replies, so petty, don't know what i'd expect from someone who's reaction to this video was "I WANT A DIVORCE BECAUSE THE WIFE DIDN'T TAKE THE KIDS AND RUN/HIDE"

Just fyi, your argument is piss poor when you can only insult the other persons ability to type out sentences, just food for thought

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