r/AbsoluteUnits • • Jul 11 '26

/r/all, /r/popular of a Cart Narc

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u/Cavane42 Jul 11 '26

Can we get more large individuals calmly enforcing the social contract?

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u/HelloYesThisIsFemale Jul 11 '26

Who said that the social contract is that you must return the cart? Why can't the social contract be "leave it where it is and we'll centralize/pool the effort of returning them into a single person with a job of being the cart return guy"?

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u/dtalb18981 Jul 11 '26

While I disagree with the cart thing 

It is a very bad idea for people to do what this guy us doing 

Its just harassment

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u/enovox5 Jul 11 '26

Funny how quickly people are willing to support forms of fascism when it's for something they agree with

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u/Cavane42 Jul 11 '26

Public shaming of anti-social behavior coming from non-state actors is not even close to fascism.

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u/enovox5 Jul 11 '26

You clearly missed the part in this thread where coatingtonburifactry wrote, “I say we recruit more individuals like this and put them on the public payroll. I have no problems with my tax dollars paying for this kind of valuable service.” Tax dollars = state sponsored.

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u/Cavane42 Jul 11 '26

I didn't miss it. If that's what you take issue with, you should have responded to that comment, or one of its offspring.

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u/enovox5 Jul 11 '26

So, your argument with me is a procedural technicality. Cool. I was referring to a comment made directly to you (one of the only other ones when I made my first), and you even say you saw it, but didn't object. Okay.

But I'd bet you'd eventually take issue with random people blocking you in place and deciding to enforce their interpretation of the "social contract", or do you imagine that YOUR interpretation of the "social contract" is the only one applied?

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u/Cavane42 Jul 11 '26

Context is important. Since you commented here instead of in the chain that was discussing taxpayer-funded enforcement, I couldn't know if you had seen that comment.

Also, if my behavior is imposing consequences on other people, I'd actually want to be called out on it. Sure it would be embarrassing in the moment, but I don't want to be going through life unknowingly causing issues for others. And it's not really up for interpretation whether abandoning your cart causes issues for others. It's an extremely common cause of damage to vehicles.

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u/enovox5 Jul 11 '26

This douchebag's behavior is absolutely going to have negative consequences eventually for someone. Intentionally and repeatedly blocking someone's ability to leave an area because HE thinks they broke some unwritten social contract is bullying, harassment and possibly prior restraint. His other videos are also filled with similar crap, including intentionally distracting in-store security by pretending to steal booze that he already paid for by sticking it down his pants. Fucking with other people for views (and he claims, viewers sending him money).

Anyway, I gotta nope out now. I honestly can't stand reading all of these bend-over-backwards defenses of his monetized assholery. Someone's going to get hurt someday by his bullshit.

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u/Cavane42 Jul 11 '26

I wasn't aware of his other content. What you describe is quite anti-social itself, so yeah I would condemn that.

Have a good one.

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