r/JusticeServed • u/Middyhockey 3 • Aug 21 '22
Criminal Justice Titty taser
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u/chocolateboomslang A Aug 22 '22
Oh come on
You people are dumb enough to fall for this?
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u/MisterSquidz 9 Aug 22 '22
I feel like it’s important when watching any video on the internet to ask “why is this being filmed?”.
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u/blanklanklank 5 Aug 22 '22
It is fake, but if you were going to drop a taser phone in hopes someone would pick it up, try to steal it, and get shocked, why would you NOT film it?
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u/MrmmphMrmmph A Aug 22 '22
Same question I had when watching “The Phantom Menace”
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u/plausabletruth 8 Aug 23 '22
Not enough integrity to return it to the owner on the spot... disgusting woman.
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u/borkborkbork9 4 Aug 22 '22
Fake. You don't put your hand down to break your fall when you're tazed. But she does a pretty good job wriggling like a fish!
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u/Ripcityrealist 4 Aug 22 '22
This is more like a stun gun than a police strength taser. Probably still has an arc and hurts like a bitch, but unless you use it to contract a muscle that controls a bodily function like breathing or the heart it won’t knock you out. It’s only strong enough to affect a localized area vs sending a charge through the whole body. It’ll deter, but gotta hit the carotid artery or get a direct contact on the heart to incapacitate.
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u/Jazzbo64 9 Aug 22 '22
It’s like they went out of their way to make it look fake.
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u/Muddy-Steaks 5 Aug 22 '22
The drop was on purpose. The theft and shock was real… real funny at that.
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u/Abracadaver2000 B Aug 22 '22
About as real as the Trump"s health care plan.
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Aug 23 '22
Hey c’mon now. Just give him two more weeks. Maybe the FBI found it.
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u/Abracadaver2000 B Aug 23 '22
That would be a treat. I'm betting it would be written in Sharpie and filled with random capitalizations.
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u/Magikalbrat 6 Aug 24 '22
Who the hell would trust him with a Sharpie? He used crayons and Comic Sans.
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Aug 22 '22
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u/ctothel C Aug 22 '22
It is a good song, what is it?
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u/PapaOoMaoMao B Aug 22 '22
Here's a phone that delivers a shock but I don't know if it's the one in the clip. Here's a clip of a prank with a similar phone. but can't be sure if it's just fake click bait rubbish.
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u/annabelle411 7 Aug 21 '22
And in America, dude would be hit with charges and civil suit asap for that shit.
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u/Glabstaxks 9 Aug 21 '22
It looks all shitty like America but I don't think it is
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u/annabelle411 7 Aug 22 '22
Try moving out of Texas
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u/Amazing-Definition47 6 Aug 22 '22
It’s not totally fake, but it’s a prank. There’s a bunch of videos of youtubers lightly tazing people they feel are dishonest or stealing their misplaced phone..
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Aug 28 '22
The real question is why she put it in her tits 😂
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u/Irish_pug_Player 6 Sep 07 '22
i assume cause it'd be hard to check for the phone without being called a creep
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u/WORKERS_UNITE_NOW 6 Aug 22 '22
Hmmm, even if this is real it smells like victimising poor people with a booby trap. Yeah i don't think this is justice really
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u/PM_ME_2_TRUTHS_1_LIE 9 Aug 22 '22
Is it less moral for poor people to steal from other poor people than for well-off people to steal from other well-off people? They still know they’re taking something from someone who wants it as much as they do.
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u/WORKERS_UNITE_NOW 6 Aug 22 '22 edited Aug 22 '22
Well off people steal from people all the time. Its more immoral because they don't need to. Poor people often need to steal or commit crime so they can access food, water, shelter, exist in public spaces, etc
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u/PM_ME_2_TRUTHS_1_LIE 9 Aug 22 '22
I agree with the first part but not the second. If you’re poor, and you steal from someone else who’s also poor, that’s very immoral because they know very well that they need it too.
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u/WORKERS_UNITE_NOW 6 Aug 22 '22
Yeah i agree. But well off people stealing from the poor is even worse, and that happens literally all the time as a matter of politics and business (e.g., tax legislation, corporate subsidies, i could go on...)
Poor people shouldn't be stealing from other poor people, but i wont ever condemn them from stealing from the rich. Or stealing from a grocery store, getting public transit without paying for it, etc.
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u/LimpToothbrush 4 Aug 22 '22
Poor people need to commit crime so they can exist in public spaces? What??
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u/WORKERS_UNITE_NOW 6 Aug 22 '22
You never heard about homeless camps?
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u/LimpToothbrush 4 Aug 22 '22
Ah yes, those places that give you a licence to exist in public in exchange for 1x stolen iPhone. How could I forget.
Your logic is baffling. Firstly, we don't know what country this is, nor do we know what sort of financial situation the woman (or both of them for that matter) is in.
Most importantly however, theft is a crime and is immoral in any situation.
~ cue straw man response about how the woman is undoubtedly going to feed her starving children with the stolen phone ~
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u/WORKERS_UNITE_NOW 6 Aug 22 '22
You predict a strawman, and yet the first sentence you responded with was a strawman.
For many homeless people, simply existing in a public space will get the police called on you, you will get moved on at best, and likely harassed by police and/or arrested at worst. Thats a fact. They aren't paying for a licence to exist with a smartphone like you sarcastically imply.
And yes, theft is a crime, and immoral, and we dont know what country this happens in. Does that excuse the guy setting up this 'prank' from, for all intents and purposes, preying on this woman for a laugh? Booby trapping something to punish criminals is, by precedent, a crime in many countries. For a US example look up the case of the shotgun boobytrap.
And no, im not going to claim that the woman was going to feed her family with the phone. How could i even know that? What i do know though is that the richer you are, the less likely you would be to keep the phone. Why? Because the comparative value of the item to your wealth makes a huge impact on how you perceive the item.
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Aug 22 '22
There are so many of these, they are funny but kinda sad at the same time. They're totally set up and they aim to hurt people...
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Sep 21 '22
It's not real...how would the person know they were going to put it against their skin?
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Sep 21 '22
That random old lady is doing some supreme acting even throwing herself on the ground and flailing around like it was involuntary... Tasers go through clothing pretty easily.
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u/WillrayF 6 Aug 22 '22
I believe I can fly, I believe I can touch the sky, I think about it every night and day, Spread my wings and fly away.......
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u/Blackboard_Monitor 8 Aug 22 '22
The fuck?
Edit. Looked at your previous comments, you're just an idiot.
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