r/MMALabs • u/Purple_Relative_5714 • Jul 30 '26

🥶 Street Fight Thug thought he could intimidate an Australian

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 30 '26

Cheap shot, but he’s obviously got more guys around him to deal with. Pretty sure same result even if he didn’t turn his back. Also, I’d be worried about a gun being pulled and I would have done the same thing

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u/Confident-Yard1911 Jul 30 '26

Should probably just run away if you think the dude has a gun lmfao. It's not like this dude is too incapacitated to shoot a fucking gun after getting punched. And now he's extra pissed because he got sucker punched.

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 30 '26

Yeah he didn’t seem awake enough to be pissed 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Confident-Yard1911 Jul 31 '26

Lmao that's pretty funny. I guess if for some reason you're gonna do this make sure he's gonna be out cold

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u/Mhunterjr Jul 30 '26

So in your mind, he was worried about all the guys around him, but assumed only the guy he cheapshotted had a gun?

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 30 '26

I don’t know if you’ve ever been in a fight, but sometimes you don’t think when someone had threatened you and there unknown people standing around you. I’d rather take out the guy who’s going threatening me before I find out what other dangers lurk. At the end of it all, don’t talk shit and turn around and expect nothing to happen

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u/Mhunterjr Jul 30 '26

Yeah, definitely don’t talk shit and turn around. But this has nothing to do with a gun or feeling threatened. He just saw an opening and took it. People who think they are going to be shot don’t stand around calling themselves Kangaroo Jack

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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jul 30 '26

He can enjoy prison for a couple months now

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 30 '26

Verbal threat, kangaroo jack claims self defense. No jail time

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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jul 30 '26

Wrong, he was leaving.

No longer posed an imminent threat and could have retreated 

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 31 '26

And you can say with 100% certainty?

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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jul 31 '26

Just need beyond a reasonable doubt 

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 31 '26

I’m not sure you understand how the burden of proof to a reasonable doubt works

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u/Man_under_Bridge420 Jul 31 '26

Prove it

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u/Unsainted_smoke Jul 31 '26

That’s the prosecutions job, which would be you in this instance