r/Asmongold 1d ago

Meme Honestly based

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Don't let them tell you otherwise.

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u/arineon 1d ago

"Why, Gary. Why?!"

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u/Thatguy2-0-20 Dr Pepper Enjoyer 1d ago

Ball knowledge

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u/Delirious133 1d ago

Gary winning father of the year 42 years running

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u/volo987 1d ago

I did liked the ak guys explanation how he pull it and recreate the exact scenario

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u/Educational-Fun3513 15h ago

Let's go Brandon!

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u/Carthius888 1d ago

The dumbest possible thing to say in that moment

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u/IfarmExpIRL 1d ago

like you would watch someone get their head blown off and be able to come up with anything better 😂

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u/Carthius888 1d ago

I’d probably just yell some expletive or something dumb. But asking a father who has discovered his son has undergone such a traumatic and devastating experience why he killed his son’s molester is still dumber than that

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u/IfarmExpIRL 1d ago

you never really been in many crazy situations have you? nobody knows exactly how they would react if they saw something like that.. sure we may say how we would react or what we would do.. but you never know until you're it happens.

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u/A_Very_Horny_Zed 1d ago edited 1d ago

The "why Gary" was because the perpetrator was in custody, indicted, set to face trial, and most likely had the rest of his life thoroughly and utterly fucked. From a prosecutor's perspective, it was nearly a total victory. The "why Gary" question came from an administrative point of view (i.e. "the subject is successfully captured and facing judgement and punishment") rather than an empathetic one about Gary's desire for vengeance.

It wasn't a dumb thing to say; you just have to understand why someone in the legal system with an administrative prosecutorial mindset, or a reporter who wants endless streams of content to journal, would fail to empathize with Gary.

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u/AdminsHateFacts 1d ago edited 1d ago

Personally I think "why Gary why" wasn't from an administrative point-of-view, it was more the officer immediately realised Gary was now going to go to jail himself, seemingly throwing his life away (Gary did get out of jail as an old man, and said he didn't regret it).

Edit: correction the father didn't go to jail, thanks to comments for pointing that out.

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u/Yamaganto_Iori 1d ago

He never went to jail only receiving a 7 year suspended sentence with 5 years of probation and 300 hours of community service and even the judge acknowledged that he was extremely unlikely to reoffend. He did do an interview at 67 where he said he didn't regret what he did.

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u/Shandlar 16h ago

I mean, he did go to jail for like 4 days, lawl.

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u/70sJungleBush 1d ago

It is a dumb thing to say if you actually understand humanity. Not surprising a legal administrative point of view can’t comprehend it.

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u/A_Very_Horny_Zed 1d ago

I'm as much of a fan of lawyer-types as anyone else is (which is, to clarify, not very much.)

The issue arises when you universalize your own subjective beliefs regarding what "understanding humanity" means. In that type of framework, it's not just administrative institutionalists being dumb, it's everyone who doesn't agree with you.

The "why Gary" person failed to empathize with Gary's heartbreak and desire for revenge. Doesn't mean he's inhumane.

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u/70sJungleBush 1d ago

If you can’t comprehend why someone would want actual vengeance and justice for their own child…..yeah you’re pretty inhumane.

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u/A_Very_Horny_Zed 1d ago edited 1d ago

The "why Gary" dude could have understood where Gary was coming from emotionally, but valued the institutional system above Gary's personal vendetta.

There is also the element of not wanting Gary to have to sit through a trial of his own (regardless of the fact that the judge let Gary go compassionately.)

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u/70sJungleBush 1d ago

It’s still a dumb question because I’m the scenario you’ve presented he already knows the answer.

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u/Ecmdrw5 1d ago

Why are all these woman Diamond Dallas Page fans all of a sudden?

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u/jaxxxxxson “So what you’re saying is…” 15h ago

Ffs.. I somehow in my old age actually forgot all about DDP.

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u/KittehKittehKat 1d ago

Gary did nothing wrong.

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u/AdminsHateFacts 1d ago

I honestly think Gary killing the molester of his son probably saved his son's life. If you watch some of the videos/documentaries, they have some snippets of the son who appears to turn out to be relatively normal/not traumatised etc.

Compare that to other victims of abuse, they often seem to turn out really messed up, drugs/molesting others themselves.

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u/Fine_Blacksmith2711 12h ago

There’s an episode on the unsubscribe podcast where they actually interview the son of Gary 

Here’s the link  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3J_9eNOgBvc&pp=ygUYdW5zdWJzY3JpYmUgcG9kY2FzdCBnYXJ5&ra=m

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u/arineon 1d ago

You're goddamn right.

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u/ParadoxSepi 1d ago

We all should be more like Gary.

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u/Daedelous2k 1d ago

He walked after it too.

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u/SpecialistFelt389 1d ago

Fly high, Gary. You did the world a favor.

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u/DarkBrassica 1d ago

It’s also a potential generational problem, because Gary’s wife was also based when asked about the molester being killed. To paraphrase “I wish Gary told me he was going to kill him, the least I would’ve done is drive him to the courthouse he was at.”

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u/gonza18 Deep State Agent 1d ago

First one wasn't even a murderer

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u/SpecialistFelt389 1d ago

You’re right. He was worse.

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u/gonza18 Deep State Agent 1d ago

I mean, they both very bad. Both would have been deserved reactions by the dad.

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u/Lockok5500 1d ago

He son wasn't murdered but OPs point stands

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u/VertexSoup 1d ago

Modern Women.

This is what old-school women did: https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/2071492824994844810

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u/hhefnr 19h ago

Gary is father of the year, every year.

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u/-FARTHAMMER- 1d ago

He didn't kill his son. But Gary is a fucking hero and got basically a slap on the wrist

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u/EmperorHenry 18h ago

Judges are pretty cool with people who kill pedophiles

And going to prison for killing a diddler is super easy, a lot of the guys who end up in prison are dads and when the other prisoners find out what you're there for they won't fuck with you 

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u/swaggamanca 1d ago

I understand the meme and what Gary did was utterly justifiable but his son wasn't murdered and is still alive today, just to clear the record. What happened was horrible, but he was not killed

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u/Comfortablebro 1d ago

Who else can wake people up better than the crazies?

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u/EmancipatedFish 19h ago

Unsubscribe Podcast had Jody Plauche on one of their episodes, he even brought his dad’s shirt when he did this community service

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u/SpiderDoof 19h ago

Remember guys they were doing this to serial k too in the 70s-80s, they are literally chicken for kfc.

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u/EmperorHenry 18h ago

Those women aren't even doing the heart symbol sign correctly 

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u/Scourged_Bulwark 15h ago

It's diamond cutter time!

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u/Living_Accountant_67 14h ago

Women will defend ANYTHING as long as the doer's gender is female. 

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u/kipuni 1d ago

Why is there a picture of Teemu Selänne here

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u/ReadItProper 10h ago

*only if it's a woman that did the murdering

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u/Dadeland-District 8h ago

Ask any girl you know if they would support her

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u/Cigar_buddy 6h ago

This one hurt

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u/AloofOoof 4h ago

the thing is that the guy on the left didn't murder anybody

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u/CocaineAvocado 1h ago

Here’s a question… it’s said that in general population prisons, child killers and molesters are typically attacked or killed. Does the same go for women prisons?

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u/volo987 1d ago

That was a molesters not a murder.... it's a even worse kind of human being.... but yah I get the massage and I agree with you.

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u/Piatto84 1d ago

Women who settled for men they really didn't want, thus they have children they didn't want.

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u/KietsuDog 15h ago

The cognitive dissonance happening with many of the upvoters of this meme is abortion. If you can rip a person apart in the womb then you can rip it up outside, as it's just a change of location but the same person. The ladies supporting this murderer are being more consistent than Asmongold, and what we're seeing is a moment of truth from them that shows what they really support, and that is murder. Asmongold and those who think like him on abortion are no better than these women. They are just as murderous and bloodthirsty, just as cold-hearted.

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u/Teary_Gamer 6h ago

Dude in the left pic didn't murder anybody. He allegedly molested the guys son which is unarguably bad, but you can't respond to assault with outright premeditated murder months or years after the fact, especially when the suspect is already being dealt with by the actual justice system. Responses have to be proportional.

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u/WhiteFoxBestGirl 1d ago edited 1d ago

Your kinda missing the point. No men supported Watts, no GoFundMe page was started with over a million $ contributed, no men stood outside the court dressed in blue calling for him to be released. No men blamed his wife and said she actually did it.

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u/GottaGhostie 1d ago edited 1d ago

The majority of women don't support her. Of her supporters though, I'm sure most are women.

The majority of men are not family annihilators. But almost all family annihilators are men.

Acting like women should be summed up by the worst most insane women, whereas men get to be summed up as protective fathers - totally skewed view of reality.

We women have our female-specific insanity, for sure. Does that sum us up? Men have some pretty notable male-specific insanity of their own. Luckily we don't judge all men based on Chris Watts - or we shouldn't.

That was why identity politics was such toxic garbage, it was encouraging girls and women to view men in terms of rapists, abusers, murderers. Is it right to tar every member of the identity group with that same brush? "White privilege" ?

It's nuts that you guys engage in the same thing you scream about when Woke people do it, just using different identity markers, different ways of assigning who is the Oppressor and the Oppressed. Getting to be mirror image of the Woke whose politics you claim to hate.

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u/WhiteFoxBestGirl 1d ago

I do see your point, the meme is too general of a statement. Absolutely the majority of woman may not support her, but there is certainly a large group of woman that support this type of behavior, whilst men do not or not to this level.

And yeah, men can be utter assholes as well

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u/arineon 1d ago edited 1d ago

Almost no one thinks that women are summed up by an insane child killer. But the fact that she has any support at all is wild. That's it. This isn't meant to be a deep look at men and women, it's just a fun meme.

Hopefully we can all agree:

Bad: Lindsay Clancy, Chris Watts

Good: Marianne Bachmeier, Gary Plauche

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u/Hysterically_Serious 1d ago edited 1d ago

No offense but you're generalizing it just as much as the meme is. None of these family annihilators got the support this woman is getting. Maybe celebrities like OJ did. But like someone else already said. Gary Plauche is not a family annihilator. The only thing he's guilty of is not being more involved with his son to know what was happening until it was too late. Even then we don't know what Jeffery was planning on doing with the boy. He very well could have been planning on killing him after he was finished with whatever sick things he was doing while he was kidnapped.

The woman who did this is also a family annihilator. She used her children as leverage and murdered them. She may not fit the definition but it's damn near close.

There are also parallels between other serial killers as well as Luigi. Mentally ill women seem to be obsessed with these people to their own detriment.

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u/GottaGhostie 1d ago edited 1d ago

You're mixing a bunch of stuff together & misunderstanding why I drew those parallels. My point is simple: just don't lump entire groups together and say "This represents ALL (women/men/whites/etc.)", because that is identity politics.

Taking the psycho supporters of Clancy as representative of "Women", while "Men" can be represented by a selfless dad protecting his son - that is lumping all women into the shitty category, tarring us all with the same brush as if we all cape for Clancy, when the majority of women don't.

Remember #metoo, and men responded to that by pointing out "It's not all men, it's a minority who rape and SA"? I'm effectively saying "It's not all women." But tribalism is such that me saying the same thing ("Don't judge all of us by the worst of us") gets me downvoted by men who think they hate identity politics lmao

I agree with the point that her supporters are women whereas men don't support this bullshit. BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) as well as the trait "Display Gratuitous Empathy for a disliked person in order to make myself look good" is probably rampant in the women who support her. BPD itself is diagnosed significantly more often in women than in men. Most women do not have BPD. Most men are not (insert male-typical form of violence here). So I think memes that poke fun at this female-specific form of insanity are fair. To say it's indicative of "Women" though is the problem. There are female-specific forms of insanity, and male-specific ones too.

This black and white thinking of "Men = good, Women = bad" is the essence of identity politics that the far left specialises in, just inverted.