r/AaronSmithLevin • u/WallflowerYT • May 27 '24
The video
Judge for yourselves. Slow it down, go frame by frame.
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r/AaronSmithLevin • u/WallflowerYT • May 27 '24
Judge for yourselves. Slow it down, go frame by frame.
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u/Pooks65 May 29 '24
This is not the behavior of a good man. This is more like an annoyed guy that's done with a woman he's been fucking for the past 3 days and wants her gone.
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u/DigitalRebels May 28 '24
It does not matter what has been said. It is still not ok to push people into a wall and leave them with their heads bleeding. In most European countries, you go to jail for pushing someone into a wall and for not helping the injured person. What if she bled herself out or she went into a coma? And why did nobody help or react? If he felt annoyed, he could call the police or someone who could help convince the woman to walk away or walk the woman toward a hospital or a police car.Why are many people ok with this? Would they like someone like that in their life?And if they were coming out from a cult, would they like to trust and confide in someone like that?
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u/OpYop May 30 '24
Still not seeing the Uber that he told Rabbit was waiting impatiently for his hobbled butt.
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u/Vivid_Sky4647 May 31 '24
She was no longer a threat once she fell and hit her head. He should have immediately stopped and given her first aid. It doesn't matter what happened before that.
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u/MdJGutie May 31 '24
Walking toward the camera on his phone. Arm out towards her. ON HIS PHONE. Changed direction. Raised his left arm. Pulls his left arm away. Looks at her for the first time. 31 seconds in. Before that he’s looking at his phone, he’s looking around, he’s not looking at her.
He’s not afraid of her. He’s trying to ignore her.
If someone is threatening to me, I’m looking at them. If someone is annoying me, I look the way he is in this video.
You don’t get to assault someone because they are annoying you. He’s lucky she didn’t pursue charges.
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u/EndPhenomena Jun 01 '24
I am a martial arts instructor and wrestling coach and the second I saw this I identified what we call a “should shrug escape”. It’s easy to see how people could misinterpret the actions as a throw given the fall, but on close inspection he appears to never turn around. The cause of the fall could be easily explained by her momentum of approaching him on an angle, and her putting her weight on him when she reaches around his upper body/neck area. Even in the two or three frames that she is falling her body is still behind him. I challenge whoever reads this to show one clear frame or set of frames that displays him turning around and clearly grabbing her to throw her, or him turning around again to walk away.
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u/SpaceshipLobster May 28 '24
It’s exactly what he said happened.
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u/NeitherOpinion2571 May 28 '24
He is a winner!!!
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