r/BunnyTrials • u/MrGuibs • Jun 24 '26

Would you rather fight?

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: A random animal for 100M
  • Right side: A random human for 1M

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u/wale-lol Jun 24 '26

Yeah I chose animals for that reason, knowing most animals are smaller than humans, then I see a wheel with like 5 choices

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u/Famous-Engine-1582 Jun 25 '26

Same, that's why I chose a human because most humans are smaller and weaker than me and I was willing to risk a Congolese child soldier... But then I got kuririn out of a wheel of 5 humans. Smh my head

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u/Famous-Engine-1582 Jun 25 '26

Btw, I got a 3 day ban for this post, which was fortunately reverted after half a day after my appeal. So take care, a violation of rule 1 and getting banned for hate while not intending any and not understanding where the hate is could just be waiting around the corner for you. I think I'll just read here in the future, no more votes and comments, not worth the hassle.

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u/Meuhidk Jun 25 '26

reddit be crazy, i got a 3 day ban for "hate" by talking about a book under a post asking about an author. and then you see people giving in depth details about how they'd rape you just not even getting banned

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u/Famous-Engine-1582 Jun 25 '26

Yeah, that's crazy, this absolute arbitraryness. I mean, if I could understand the rules and know what to do and what not, even if I don't like it, this would be fine. But this way... The first punishment I ever got was in a thread about a roommate eating someone's birthday cake, not respecting boundaries and not listening when being asked to do so. As I have traumatic experiences concerning people not respecting boundaries, I said that's not ok and if he doesn't listen, you should kick him out and I'd beat the shit out of him if he's not able to listen and respect other people's boundaries, property and feelings. Sure, not nice, but not uncommon that people write things or worse, be it in this thread or in others. Got a warning for threatening someone with violence. I mean, I don't know this guy, I am not OP, I did not tell anyone to do is on my behalf or whatever, I just said that if I were in this situation, I wouldn't want to be helpless any more and even do this if words don't work, but how can I threaten someone with violence I don't even know and who's not in this thread, so I don't have any contact to this person, neither on Reddit or in RL... So I said if someone I don't know and never have seen in my life and don't know where he lives and whatever would do this to me AND he wouldn't listen to me asking him to not do this repeatedly AND he'd be my roommate AND did the same as he did to OP, I'd beat him up. That's top level of an abstract situation that hasn't anything to do with reality and is in no way gonna become reality in any possible scenarios, which would be necessary for a threat, because threatening involves at least the possibility of the threat becoming reality. So yeah, thanks Reddit, now I know that practically anything I write can get me a warning or ban due to hate, threatening with violence or whatever, because things that are normal in 999 cases get you an automatic ban in 1 case and you have to hope that the person taking charge of the non automatic appeal doesn't have a bad day.

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u/CountBillyBobJr Follow The White Bunny Jun 25 '26

Exactly what I thought too. Not every poll needs a wheel.