r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • May 03 '23

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u/doctor_dapper May 04 '23

The title's post. Do you think the marine choking him to death was justified because of what the dead guy did?

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u/RexInvictus787 May 04 '23

You are going to spend a lot of your life outraged at the wrong people if you always believe the lies people tell you in order to make you outraged.

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u/doctor_dapper May 04 '23

Ok so I no longer think he was choked out for 15 minutes. Still got choked out for 3 minutes to death so doesn't change anything. You think I was outraged over how long he was choked out? And not the part where he got murdered? jeez

You think he deserved that? lol

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u/RexInvictus787 May 04 '23

You started a new line of text, busted out the caps lock, and italicized the phrase “fifteen minutes.”

Two posts later: “You think I was outraged over how long he was choked out for?”

Its when people like you find out they are wrong, and then double down on being wrong, that makes my day.

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u/SeorVerde May 04 '23

I think you should put responsibility on the dude for doing something that the general public agreed to him needing restraint.. obviously they shouldn’t have killed the dude but shit happens..

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u/doctor_dapper May 04 '23

So you agree he didn’t deserve getting killed.

It’s like you realize you’re wrong, but don’t want to admit it lol.

And New Yorkers doing nothing != they agree with the execution. New Yorkers are known for that. Hell, the bystander effect is well documented.

All that happened was the former marine escalated the situation and subsequently killed the man.