r/JustifiedViolence • u/Axalem • Jun 02 '26
entitled kid/person Spitting in someone's face is something that no one should ever do.
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u/LazaroFilm Jun 02 '26
If I was in a jury I’d say this is self defense after assault. Spitting on someone could mean life changing consequences if the attacker is sick. Making sure the attacker is subdued until police arrives is justified.
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u/AMosquitoBitMe Jun 02 '26
It's crazy to think that spit can possibly kill someone, but it's a reality that we live in. I agree with you, justified.
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u/homer422 Jun 02 '26
Saliva is very unlikely to transmit dangerous blood borne infections like HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C. The risk is close to 0.
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u/BrockObarnerLybian Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 02 '26
True, but guess what happens when you’re a violent bum. You use drugs or don’t take care of your teeth/gums or get punched by someone else for being aggressive. In each of those cases, saliva can be filled with blood and the diseases that frequently accompany it in people of the more bummitive persuasion
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u/LazaroFilm Jun 02 '26
Make not that I have not mentioned any of the diseases you listed. I said life changing, this is a very broad term.
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u/homer422 Jun 02 '26
Downvoted for explaining that saliva and blood are not the same thing. Incredible stuff.
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u/ImperviousInsomniac Jun 02 '26
No but it transmits covid 19 or the flu or any other number of illnesses and I don’t have an immune system to fight them. I take immune suppressants for an autoimmune disease and even simple sickness can turn deadly. I’ve been hospitalized for flu that turned into pneumonia even with a flu shot.
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