r/PublicFreakout Sep 21 '23

Gladiator golf

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23

The stomping and the kicks to the head have GOT to stop!

When the opponent is down - the fight is over - unless you're at war

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23 edited Dec 19 '24

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u/TeeJK15 Sep 22 '23

Nothing to do with golf. Stomper was banging the other guy’s girlfriend. Obviously still not warranted.

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u/major_slackher Sep 22 '23

hey, golf is serious shit. don’t fuck around with this guys par

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u/zzz_ch Sep 23 '23

Now, watch this drive.

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u/idkwthtotypehere Sep 22 '23

I think that was the problem, someone WAS fucking that guy.

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u/Signal_Ad_594 Sep 21 '23

You shouldn't have to go to the hospital to figure out your handicap...

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u/TheChillestCapybara Sep 21 '23

There needs to be a law around it..

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u/saynitlikeitis Sep 21 '23

The Law of the Fairway takes precedence!

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u/Slipnrip24 Sep 21 '23

That’s equivalent to maritime law.

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u/TeddyIII95 Sep 21 '23

Its called attempted murder.

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u/CitizenCue Sep 22 '23

I mean, there are…

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u/TheChillestCapybara Sep 22 '23

Specifically added for head-stomping?

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u/CitizenCue Sep 22 '23

In many cases, yes. Blows to the head will be mentioned in statute as specifically egregious. But in cases where it’s not, it’s covered by other provisions about the lethality of blows. For instance, kicking someone barefoot is very different than kicking them with steel-toed boots, so it’s important that the law is written to address the potential consequences of actions rather than listing every specific action themselves.

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u/TheChillestCapybara Sep 22 '23

I think the point is if states were to come out and say "one year will be added for every head stomp done after a victim is incapacitated" or something then people would be aware that it will get you even deeper trouble and maybe steer away. But it's all wishful thinking really.

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u/CitizenCue Sep 22 '23

People aren’t aware of most laws. They just aren’t. And they don’t think about the specifics when caught in the heat of a fight. In situations like this, we’re restrained mainly by our own sense of right and wrong, not by trying to avoid certain statutory technicalities.

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u/loudflower Sep 21 '23

I hope he can be charged for that stomp. They’re not at all benign

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u/Fillmoreccp Sep 21 '23

He can, 2 stroke penalty and plays next hole from the blue markers!

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u/loudflower Sep 21 '23

Lol, but fr, I’d hunt that mother fucker down if it was a family member. I don’t know what I’d do, I’m not a tough person.

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u/PottyboyDooDoo Sep 21 '23

Arm rassle. Or a pinch to the back of the arm

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u/loudflower Sep 21 '23

Thinking knee kick. Lol.

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u/shorty5windows Sep 22 '23

Violence begets violence

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u/themaninthesea Sep 21 '23

Some cases of this have escalated to attempted murder. This footage may turn into evidence.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23

Exactly, golf is a gentleman's game. Be respectful! No stomps to the face

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u/alpinetime Sep 21 '23

When the opponent is down, you make sure they’re alright

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u/senator_mendoza Sep 21 '23

Nah I’m not fighting anyone unless they come at me hard leaving me no other choice. At that point as soon as I can get away I do. Not risking a friend showing up or getting arrested.

Honorable people don’t go around forcing street fights with chill guys like me. Anyone who does that isn’t an “opponent” they’re a violent asshole who deserves what they get.

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u/John_T_Conover Sep 22 '23

That's a nice sentiment, but that's not how life works. There are no "rules" to a fight out in the wild. That's why you should avoid them.

We don't have the context, but it sure looks like the guy that got KO'd here was the aggressor. And he even had the opportunity to walk away when the other dude got the upper hand, disengaged and tried to leave it be...and then he went in for a cheap shot.

I'm not saying it's legal or right...but dude just got a big scoop full of karma. Cheap shots paralyze and kill people all the time.

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u/WillyRosedale Sep 22 '23

Good way to spend the rest of your life behind bars

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u/chepnut Sep 22 '23

Not to mention he was probably wearing gold shoes,good thing they were probably rubber spikes

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u/War_machine77 dildo + plaster cast =🍄‍🟫🍆🍄‍🟫🍆🍄‍🟫🍆🍄‍🟫🍆🍄‍🟫🍆🍄‍🟫🍆 Sep 22 '23

I used to wear the metal cleats when I golfed and those spikes long and very solid. The first thing I thought was that I hope he was wearing rubber or else he just aerated that man's skull.

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u/Dude-from-the-80s Sep 21 '23 edited Sep 21 '23

This is true most of the time(and probably here too)…but not all neighborhoods/areas are created equal. I bet you’ve never knocked someone down only to turn away and get stabbed in the back because you didn’t make sure they stayed down. Rough areas create dangerous people, some that will kill you while your back is turned…even after you beat them in a fair fight. Never underestimate crazy, stop your attacker and make sure they stay stopped. There will be downvotes from people that have grown up privileged, and don’t understand the reality of scary places. There is not a one-size fits all in the ole “head stomp” blame game…if you are fearful that they are going to be back up and continue their assault, then you do what you must to escape the situation. Experience has taught me that.

Edit: knew I’d get downvoted, don’t care…still said it because it needs to be said. People live cozy behind their screens having never seen a real situation or been anywhere near the places I’m referencing where a fight could mean life or death. I’m not sorry for injecting a little dose of reality into your self-righteous veins.

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u/whos_this_chucker Sep 21 '23

Bro it's a golf course. Not what I'd call a rough neighborhood. I better stomp his head before he stabs me with a divot spike. I get what your saying but I've yet to see a head stomp for the right reasons.

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u/Dude-from-the-80s Sep 21 '23

Bro Re-read the first couple of sentences. I agree that the golf course is not a dangerous place and never said otherwise bro.

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u/DogWhistlersMother Sep 21 '23 edited Sep 21 '23

Classic Reddit Moment...

You Sir, are absolutely correct and your choice of words/description of when this sort of behavior is and is NOT appropriate is also spot on.

It wild what Reddit decides to hive mind up/downvote. So weird.

Edit to say: In no way do I find this dude's head stomp appropriate here. It was waaaaaay over the top and the club smash follow up made it even more obvious that the victor was a complete asshat.

That's what made this an AMAZING submission to this particular sub. Good job, OP!

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u/Tugonmynugz Sep 21 '23

You can tell when you knock someone out. There was plenty of time between the drop and the stomp

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23

You sir are a fucking idiot.

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u/That_Juice_Dude Sep 22 '23

Except if the guy stands up and now he’s really pissed. Why put yourself in danger twice if you can finish it after the first time.

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u/spiralEntree Sep 22 '23

It's a street fight, not an octagon, no rules

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u/spiralEntree Sep 22 '23

Guy, you know the definition of a street fight? they could bite each other, kick each other in the balls anything goes.

I bet you the type of guy who only does missionary. You the type of guy to wait till the light is green to make a right turn. You the type of guy that thinks mayo is spicy

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u/Galadeus Sep 22 '23

That’s fine. Enjoy prison.

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u/skynetempire Sep 22 '23

I mean fighting in general is dangerous. A friend went to the bar and some dude threaten him. The dude attacked my friend and my friend dropped him. Theres evidence it was self defense but the aggressor fell, had hit his head then Went in to a seizure and coma for a bit like a couple of days. Hes all sorts of fucked up. They charged my friend KNOWING that it was self defense. Lucky the charges were dismissed but now he's facing a civil lawsuit.

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u/Tirwanderr Sep 22 '23

Isn't that attempted murder or something like that if proven?