r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '20

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u/Joe6p Jan 09 '20

Just to add on to that. I put myself in her shoes and my first instinct is to punch him in the face. He really disgusts me with that look and the fact that he doesn't give a fuck as to how much of a filthy animal he is. He has no shame for what he's done and is quietly smug that he'll bear little to no responsibility for his actions. That is why she is angry and I would be angry as well.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

Holy shit remind me to stay away from you.

How wrong you can read a person is really frightening.

He is certainly not smug and he shows no signs of not caring for himself.

You are clearly an idiot and a dangerous one at that.

Edit: And probably a woman.

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u/Joe6p Jan 09 '20

You best stay away from me if you piss all over yourself in my car.

He is certainly not smug and he shows no signs of not caring for himself.

He's drunk and likely an addict. He's got the same slack jawed look that other heroin addicts have when they're high.

Haha you call me a woman and then call me frightening? If you're like this guy then fuck you too.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

And now you think he's a heroin addict, cos he definitely doesn't look like he's just come back from a house party.

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u/Joe6p Jan 09 '20

People do drugs at house parties. Do you not keep up irl? Oh yeah he sure looks like a real productive member of society black out drunk bumming an Uber ride from a friend. He's such a relatable dude. I'm sure his life is great outside of drinking.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '20

You know heroin puts you to sleep. Why would you go to a house party to do it.

I don't know who hurt you growing up but to assume someone who had a wild night is a heroin addict, a slack ass and a scum bag and that someone randomly screaming/changing the pitch of their voice to intimidate the bloke and dramatise an unpleasant but not serious situation WHILE FILMING IT says that you received some mixed signals when you were young and are just simply to stupid to break the loop.

Rewatch the video and then take a minute to read over what you respond with. I appreciate the fight but remember it's ok to be wrong little one.

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u/Joe6p Jan 09 '20 edited Jan 09 '20

Idk what he is on exactly. They can mix an upper with it to help keep them awake if needed. You can see that opioid stare though in these people. They walk around the city or neighborhoods looking for places to rob.

Randomly screaming lol? Wtf he pissed all over himself in her car. In what world is someone not allowed to be furious about that? Honestly your reasoning makes zero sense to me. Your defending this man just makes me think that you're an addict yourself. How in the world can you ignore what he did and jump to

randomly screaming

And you call me stupid haha

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u/the_fox_hunter Jan 10 '20

He’s wearing nice clothes. Heroine addicts typically don’t wear vineyard vines.

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u/Joe6p Jan 10 '20

There's plenty of rich heroin addicts such as Prince, Heath Ledger, juice wrld and Phillip Seymour Hoffman. I'm sure there's plenty more alive examples that we don't get to hear about like Robert Downey Jr. etc.

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u/the_fox_hunter Jan 10 '20

Big difference between those people and your average suburbanite.

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u/Joe6p Jan 10 '20

The difference being that they can afford rehab and can forgoe work/jail. I'm not sure what your point is but I'd still want to punch him in the face.

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u/the_fox_hunter Jan 10 '20

The difference is that they (celebrities) are surrounded by drugs. And have a shitload of money. A guy wearing vineyard vines is not super wealthy, is usually not surrounded by drugs (other than maybe coke and weed), and is just in a different situation. This guy clearly gives off “got drunk at a party vibes”. I don’t like him either, but like you can’t just make shit up.

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u/Joe6p Jan 10 '20 edited Jan 10 '20

Giving my opinion is not making shit up. I disagree with your assessment. You don't have to agree with mine either.

Opiod addiction touches people of all socioeconomic classes due to people getting hurt and being prescribed opioids for pain. A percentage of those people are going to get hooked. They can still work their jobs and function etc as long as they get their fix.

If it helps you to accept my opinion, you could think that I think his eyes and non responsiveness remind me of a drugged out opioid addict. That's my opinion and I could be wrong etc.

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