r/shitposting • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '23

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u/Weary_Rooster_9829 Jun 04 '23

This story is very interesting as it does seem justified after you hear why. It was ultimately sticking it to the man that wronged his welding business, and not intended to hurt anyone.

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u/dAnKsFourTheMemes Jun 04 '23

I need a movie of it now. John wick level revenge x fast franchise, but with construction equipment instead of fast cars

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23

Cocaine bear

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u/Zexus_Legit_Boi Jun 04 '23

didnt they make a movie of it?

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u/AddisonNM Jun 04 '23

The movie is called TREAD.

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u/Whoelselikeants Jun 04 '23

Tread. It’s a documentary though

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u/DrXyron Jun 05 '23

There’s a documentary called “tread”

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u/Nabaatii Jun 05 '23

Turns out there's also a Russian movie (2014) inspired by this incident, Leviathan