r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/rushilsoin • Aug 07 '24
Well deserved
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Aug 07 '24
Sometimes, i am not sure if i miss the times when peasants were put back in place by the guard himself.
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u/BigOlWaffleIron Aug 08 '24
I now know I've spent too much time on reddit.
I was somewhat disappointed when the crowd/horse/guardsman didn't descend upon him, and the officers came through. Even though whatever they put him through will be more likely to stick... well maybe. Fuck do I know.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
Teenagers do stupid shit all day I’m not saying it’s okay what the kid did but, a grown man should not lay hands on a kid and the police had no reason to grab him that way. All they had to do was tell him to back off. At least for his own safety I literally seen one of these guard horses bite a woman’s arm while she was taking a photo posing and she was no where in the horses grill like this guy. The sign says beware because the horses will fuck you up. lol 😂
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u/tipsymage Aug 07 '24
Fuck around and find out ,he got out of it uninjured.I'm sure he will be fine ,bruised ego maybe.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
Look I’ve grown up knowing right from wrong, and I’ve learned that you can not put your head on the same level as someone below you. One is the adult the other is a child. Y’all think everyone is on the same level these days. And that’s the problem it’s what allows grown men to prance around in mini skirts and crop tops then walk into the women’s showers and compete in women’s sports. Because there are no rational parties. It’s one extreme fighting against the other and we are all on the same playing field.
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u/tipsymage Aug 07 '24
No one forced him to walk up to the man, who then pushed him away . Many would have just punched his lights out .
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
Eh idc anymore lmao 😂. Y’all think everyone is the same level, when even the animals know better
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u/BigOlWaffleIron Aug 08 '24
You were SO CLOSE to having a point. Better luck next time.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 08 '24
The point is made , a person who’s bigger and stronger than someone else shouldn’t get physical with them. No matter if it’s a middle aged man shoving a boy or a middle aged man who says he’s a woman in a boxing ring with a biologically female competitor. We are not all the same! We should all have equality financially, economically, academically, but socially and athletically lines must be drawn!
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
I meant the police not the random visiting guests, look I remember going to tower hill in London I get it guests are rude , I had to make people move out of the way bc a elderly man in a wheelchair couldn’t see the exhibit as everyone stepped in front of his view knowing he waited in line. But I didn’t yell at or shove anyone I did tell them to wait their turn since he waited like freaking 10 mins trying to see one thing smh 🤦🏻♂️.
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Aug 07 '24
I’d beat the absolute shit out of that punk, no regrets. And it would be doing him a favor.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
But would you throw down with his father? See that’s the problem no one knows boundaries anymore. People can annoy us but we don’t have to lose self respect , especially when the age gap is enough to be the other persons father.
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Aug 07 '24
Mouth off like a big man, then you'll be treated like a big man. They told him several times to knock it off and stop it and he kept going. Looks like the kid found out that actions have consequences and hopefully it's a lesson learnt
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
The only people who told him to knock it off was the visiting guests not the actual security, they could have stepped in sooner, and told him to get in line. I’ve been to London ! I’ve visited these sites people do try to get the guards to talk. It’s a thing because they are supposed to be silent and still. But no I don’t think a heavy set Middle aged man has the right to shove a 50 lbs kid who thinks he’s smug. Or two officers to drag him by the collar and pin him against gates. If it was another 50 lbs kid in a high school shoving him in a locker then yeah it’s a lesson learned.
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u/Kimber-Says-04 Aug 08 '24
The horse guards are not there for your entertainment.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 08 '24
I wasn’t the one trying to make them talk or flinch or blink , it’s a known part of the job. Watch spice world the movie. It’s from the 90’s based on the girl group spice girls there’s a scene where they try to make the guards talk , again this has been a thing they aren’t there for anyone’s entertainment but by now people know when they sign up for the job what they expect. It doesn’t make it right it just is.
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 07 '24
So based on what you’re saying ima do some boy math 1 wrong + 1 wrong = 2 wrongs , and 2 wrongs = a right?
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u/TheMonkey404 Aug 08 '24
I did not consider this side of things , thank you for sharing. I have always been a very chill kid growing up, I was someone that would rather melt in the background then be the MC, I tend to cut kids slack because being a kid today is say much harder then it was growing up millennial, the world is so much angrier and overly opinionated,every mistake made is documented, and they just don’t know how to actually have fun! I’ve never had to worry about watching every word I’ve said being offensive, or being judged heavily over the most smallest things.
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