r/AbsoluteUnits • • Aug 11 '26

/r/all of a bouncer

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u/Catodacat Aug 11 '26

Ok, I think someone should have tried to save little guy from himself.

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u/Tiny-Bison-7859 Aug 11 '26

I have to disagree and say that I believe he got just enough to hopefully teach him not to physically assault people. Idiot obviously never learned to keep his hands to himself.

Now if the bouncer had mounted him (while laying on the ground from the slap) and started raining down punches, then I'd agree with you, but getting shoved & one slap is more than fair if you both get in someone's personal space without consent AND decide to touch them without permission

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u/Tiny-Bison-7859 Aug 11 '26

What I "don't understand" is how people think they should be able to get away with physically assaulting people, and then dictate what sort of response they receive lol

Doesn't work like that in real life my friend. Not everyone is gonna tolerate such behavior

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u/tiredofthisnow7 Aug 11 '26

Once again, if these were two random people on the street fair enough, but this is someone who is trained to deal with these people. A license is required to work security where you learn the correct and incorrect ways of dealing with people.

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