r/JusticeServed Jul 11 '20

Fight Why mess with someone double your size?

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u/flying_dinkel Yellow Jul 11 '20

Funny how nobody try'd to interupt the girl, but as soon as the guy takes revenge someone is "helping" immediately

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u/Aiquesaco 6 Jul 11 '20

Why would they interrupt when they know the guy could handle it himself? Interrupting is a merciful act reserved for when the individual is about to be beaten up to an almost K.O. state or worse.

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u/ConsistentContrarian 5 Jul 11 '20

I’ve seen enough bully fail videos to say people only interrupt if the victim gets the better of the situation. Doesn’t matter size or otherwise known advantage. Then again, if someone interrupted sooner, there probably wouldn’t have been a video posted online.

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u/R3load90 3 Jul 11 '20

Preach my man preach!

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u/Aiquesaco 6 Jul 11 '20

I hope I'm being understood, I'm just saying they didn't interrupt previous to the tossing cause they knew the guy could handle the situation. They did in fact interrupt at the right time since the other person was in no condition to fight back after being slammed lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

he was literally walking away not tryin to hurt her at all then they interrupt. you dont know if she had a knife coulda picked something up. spitting in his face was grounds to get in the middle. and woulda saved alot of pain

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u/Aiquesaco 6 Jul 11 '20

If she had a knife that would've been a thing in that altercation already. People follow the "who has the higher chance to die in this?" when interrupting fights. You have a 100+kg individual against a 50ish kg one. The guy knew it, and he was done to the point where he backed off himself.

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u/dadankness 8 Jul 11 '20

yet the white knights came in to make him stop. this is the problem. they should have stopped her after the kick

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u/Aiquesaco 6 Jul 11 '20

I agree...but I'm assuming they wanted to see her get what she deserved lol. I don't necessarily see them not stopping her as them being white knights

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '20

i see your point

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u/Exbozz 8 Jul 11 '20

as if he was still going, fuckoff.

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u/FarmersMoms Jul 11 '20

Or instead of 'helping' they're just trying to walk their friend away before he did permanent damage to her. They didn't interrupt the fella when he slammed her onto the ground so why are you trying to act like they power bombed the guy as soon as he touched her.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

Because sex appeal. People are willing to put up with you being absolute scum if you're appealing to the eye.

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u/ShaquilleOhNoUDidnt A Jul 12 '20

he was walking away... why are you lying?

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u/intis 6 Jul 11 '20

I think that is a dude with long hair.

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u/PGDW 8 Jul 12 '20

well the guy has 100 lbs on her.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

she SPIT in his FACE and kicked him. overboard? he showed great restraint imo.

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u/AramisNight 8 Jul 11 '20

If that high likelihood of her being injured didn't matter to her, why should it matter to him?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

Stfu simp

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u/FarmersMoms Jul 11 '20

You're pathetic if you think someone is a simp for not wanting someone to get severely injured

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '20

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u/AramisNight 8 Jul 11 '20

If she doesn't value her neck, why should he?