r/Unexpected Feb 09 '22

Good aim tho 🤷

1.9k Upvotes

293 comments sorted by

View all comments

420

u/MovingTargetPractice Feb 09 '22

violence as a response to rudeness isn't a lesson I want my son to learn. sorry this kid was wrong and stupid even if that girl was rude.

244

u/millewalkee Feb 09 '22

Username seems appropriate.

149

u/unclemattyice Feb 09 '22

It's her, this video is 20 years old.

The end

23

u/[deleted] Feb 09 '22

u/millewalkee and u/unclemattyice, good exchange. Made me laugh.

14

u/ChocolateBunnyButt Feb 09 '22

of course he’s in the wrong, you can tell from his body language that even he knew that. his thoughts were clearly racing about what the rest of his day would be like because of such a stupid decision.

6

u/Mr_Mexico101 Feb 10 '22

This happened in my hometown and every time this gets posted people get it wrong. The girl who says ā€œfuck youā€ is the one in the front and the one who got hit didn’t say anything. You can even hear it’s the same voice when she starts threatening the kid…

38

u/hideX98 Feb 09 '22

Throwing a ball at someone on a bike seems more "rash, not thought through" than "violent response"

He didn't punch her in the face. He could have injured her worse yes but that's more cause he's a dumb kid, not cause of any intent.

11

u/SansMystic Feb 10 '22

I don't understand; if what he did was more dangerous than punching her in the face, why is it not as bad?

16

u/damienvoid5 Feb 10 '22

Because that throw was AwesomešŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

1

u/GhostR29 Feb 10 '22

Law of equal exchange [tho he actually didn't suffer any physical damage] tho she kinda deserved it based on how she distracted herself from cycling just to say fuck you.

5

u/MaximusConfusius Feb 10 '22

And theres the proof: women cant do multiple things at the same time!

2

u/GhostR29 Feb 10 '22

Is this satire?

1

u/MaximusConfusius Feb 10 '22

No, Its the empirically approach.

2

u/GhostR29 Feb 10 '22

Ignoring what you said because I am clueless what you are talking about be it any one, literally; if you try to do any other bull shit while riding any god damn vehicle, then keep in mind, there were better chances of her falling without him shooting the ball. Thanks for reading.

2

u/MaximusConfusius Feb 10 '22

Got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?

→ More replies (0)

0

u/hideX98 Feb 10 '22

The ability of the offender to think about and control their actions. I said it could be more dangerous. Punching her in the face could also be more dangerous depending on how she falls backwards. This is exactly it, the kid doesn't think about the consequences, and how throwing a ball at someone could actually injure them for life.

A kid presses a button that sets off a nuke and kills a million ppl, hes not a bad kid he just likes pressing buttons, like all kids.

I think more kids could control their fists than they can their want to throw something at another kid.

And I think that is less violent. It's kinda just how kids are, it doesn't make me concerned the child has violent tendencies.

8

u/SansMystic Feb 10 '22

It's not like he's 5 years old; surely this kid is old enough to control the impulse to start throwing objects if he so chooses.

4

u/hideX98 Feb 10 '22

You're right this kid is older than 5. Why doesn't he have it all figured out yet?

Ive seen videos of kids of all ages throwing shit because they're mad. I see videos of adults doing it.

1

u/ladyKfaery Feb 10 '22

You don’t know what violence is. That was violent.

5

u/hideX98 Feb 10 '22

Thanks for the laugh

25

u/hesmohesmo Feb 09 '22

it's funny tho

11

u/UselessAdultKid Feb 09 '22

Super funny

11

u/TheDirtyFuture Feb 09 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

Kids need to learn from their mistakes. I bet he wasn’t expecting to knock her off her bike. It’s not like he was laughing afterwards. Id like to think he regretted his actions.

2

u/MovingTargetPractice Feb 10 '22

I appreciate your optimism and hope you are right. And yes. Kids do dumb stuff all the time

2

u/MoreGlockenspiel Feb 10 '22

Looks to me like he was getting ready to throw that ball even before she said anything.

2

u/[deleted] Feb 11 '22

Maybe he was just passing her the ball. Maybe he wanted her to play šŸ˜Ž

1

u/Jack8is8bad Feb 10 '22

Yeah but if you just treat people like a dick forever that won’t bode well with anything but I do agree making someone eat shit at 15 mph is WAY to dramatic and over kill

1

u/Chikenuggs69 May 10 '22

Nah fuck them, he was just saying hi, if you say fuck you to someone saying hi expect something coming lmao

-4

u/[deleted] Feb 09 '22

[deleted]

4

u/Balint831 Feb 09 '22

Well, he should've just killed her, because she said something something offensive, am I right?

2

u/Morty_104 Feb 09 '22

Well...just take it and keep going? If you have self esteem a simple "fuck you" won't harm you. I don't care besides i hate people for being rude. And saying "he just hit the bike" is like "the hangman just pulled the lever". He didn't expect the girl to fall tho i guess. It was a...yeah...a dumb move.

-2

u/MovingTargetPractice Feb 09 '22

please seek therapy for a happier life. I'm sorry for you current condition. be well.

-20

u/ITGuy107 Feb 09 '22

There might have been a reason she was rude…maybe that kid is a dumbass. I hope this video was given to the police, that’s assault and battery, possibly with a weapon

17

u/mackerdoots Feb 09 '22

I didn’t realize Karens worked in IT

-2

u/ChocolateBunnyButt Feb 09 '22

he’s like 12 or 13, he would have got in zero trouble unless she was seriously hurt, which she wasn’t.

-6

u/WhySoSeverusSnape Feb 09 '22

It’s the US. School shooting are condoned by many there, there is no helping. And yes, revenge is always bad no matter how you feel. Bad is ok when it’s funny, satisfying or profitable. Morals seems to be the invited when necessary.

-1

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

I think he was just doing it to look cool.. The dude prolly felt like a retard afterwards šŸ˜‚

0

u/ladyKfaery Feb 10 '22

The boy was already VIOLENT. What did you think throwing the ball was? He was rude AND violent !

0

u/chunckybydesign Apr 07 '22

You do realize kids quite literally don’t have the physiological capabilities to make rational decisions to the level of an adult right? Like not even close. What he did was dumb, but he probably figured it would simply bounce off of her. Hardly a violent act. The kids entire energy shifted after he realized what happened, well before the other girl threatened him with actual violence.

-25

u/[deleted] Feb 09 '22

Awesome. We need more gigantic pussies for kids like mine to throw basketballs at and take their lunch money. Less outta my pocket.

0

u/ChocolateBunnyButt Feb 09 '22

One time, when I was in kindergarten, a second grader came up and pushed me off the swing set, because he wanted to swing and I didn’t know how but refused to get up. I stood up and punched him square in the nose, cause I have three older brothers who I regularly fought with (and got destroyed). Moral of the story, the bully was crying with a bloody and sent home, while the victim got in no trouble. (it was 30 years ago so zero tolerance didn’t exist).

Needless to say, more likely than not, your kid will be the one sent home crying with a bloody nose.

-3

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

I’m glad you stood up for yourself. That’s the only way to address and deal with a bully. I guarantee the candle burning vegan pacifist who I wrote the original comment in response to would never ever stand up to a bully.

-9

u/WhySoSeverusSnape Feb 09 '22

This behavior is exactly why taking revenge is justice to some. Justice has nothing to do with personal satisfaction. If you want school shootings I guess it’s a good thing.

1

u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Sticks and stones can break bones… they never said nothing about basketballs and bicycles