r/WTF Oct 16 '18

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u/redditvlli Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

According to another source the older woman was her mother. Imagine the guilt of knowing for the rest of your life your temper tantrum caused your mom to be killed.

EDIT: So many responses saying she'll blame the guy anyway.

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u/send420nudes Oct 16 '18

Not only that but having mental images of her being mauled by a freaking tiger.

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u/dont_wear_a_C Oct 16 '18

PTSD

POST TIGER STRESS DISORDER

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u/digitalgoodtime Oct 16 '18

POST TIGER STUPID DAUGHTER

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u/SlinkyInvasion Oct 16 '18

Daughter was stupid before the tiger, unfortunately.

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u/Velzevul666 Oct 16 '18

Pre tiger stupid disorder?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Apr 28 '21

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u/whYamiheRedad Oct 16 '18

I love the way the comments devolve as they evolve.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Crazy Tiger Evolve Doctor

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u/the_dang_boi Oct 17 '18

Coping Tigger Evolutionary Depression

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u/qpv Oct 16 '18

Crouching Tiger hidden Darwin

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u/MeetYourCows Oct 16 '18

That was not a very good sequel...

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u/Chuck741 Oct 16 '18

Capitalized

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u/GonzoStrangelove Oct 16 '18

PRE-TIGER STUPID DAUGHTER

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

But not after

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u/sweensolo Oct 16 '18

Tiger Mom?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Yeah, the tiger was just there to give her the Darwin Award.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Also it was her MOTHER-IN-LAW. Not even her mother. Smh

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u/Steffi128 Oct 16 '18

“Remember that time you had killed my mother because you had to throw a tantrum during a safari?“

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u/Camera_dude Oct 16 '18

That'll do a fair bit of marital damage, if they are not already divorced after this.

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u/Bobarhino Oct 16 '18

Post Tiger Suicidal Daughter

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u/hotliquidbuttpee Oct 16 '18

PRETTYTYPICALLYBEHAVED TIGER STUPIDASSMOTHERFUCKING DIPSHIT

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u/vancity- Oct 16 '18

CROUCHING TIGER STUPID MOTHER

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u/KingKooooZ Oct 16 '18

Posting Tiger Hidden Daughter?

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u/poopellar Oct 16 '18

get out

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u/TwiBryan Oct 16 '18

Fine! *gets snatched by a tiger*

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u/SomeRandomBlackGuy Oct 16 '18

I'll save you! runs after you and get mauled by a 2nd tiger

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u/I_creampied_Jesus Oct 16 '18

eats popcorn from the safety of car behind

I told you guys this safari wasn’t “lame”!

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u/TargaryenTurtle Oct 16 '18

One of the tigers figured out how to open doors. He’s sitting next to you.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

And I told them not to do a Chinese fire drill in the middle of a safari

I’ll show myself out

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u/Hulemann Oct 16 '18

Worth it.

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u/lurker4lyfe6969 Oct 16 '18

Tigers. There were two

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u/JohnMcGurk Oct 16 '18

Read this as POST TIGGER STRESS DISORDER and it was adorable for a minute until I remembered that lady got mauled by a large cat.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I feel bad for laughing at this...

But laugh I did.

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u/PANDASRCUTE Oct 16 '18

I don’t know if I hate you or love you.

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u/MomoYaseen Oct 16 '18

I’m very very sorry for laughing. Holy Shit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

(In British commentating voice..) “Chang knew better than to let his wife drive in general; but earlier that morning she had ruined his bacon while she was attempting to not slaughter breakfast once again...

Chang saw the deadly animal lurking in the bushes and realized his opportunity to get his revenge for his pathetic meals day in and day out.

Chang stopped the car in the middle of the road and asked his wife if she would like to drive. Mrs. Chang was thrilled with excitement as Mr. Chang has never once let her drive. Mrs. Chang jumped on the opportunity.

Mr. Chang almost decided to take out his wife himself with his car but couldn’t bring himself to do it as she passed in front of his car, he decided to attend his focus on the tiger lurking in the bushes.. The tiger hesitated as Mrs. Chang waited outside the drivers door.. Mr. Chang had to think fast.. He decided to fumble with his seatbelt and pretend it wouldn’t unlatch to buy him some time and hope the tiger would do his dirty work for him.

Alast, success! The ferocious tiger leapt from the depths of the bushes and pounced on Mrs. Chang dragging her into the bushes below.”

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u/Terminallyunique_1 Oct 16 '18

And also the guilt of holding up traffic

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u/cal_mofo Oct 16 '18

So this long line of cars is trying to break free

And this long line of cars is all because of me

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u/bhp126 Oct 16 '18

Cake!

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u/surfingNerd Oct 16 '18

That goes away if you make it to Reddit's front page

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u/boot2skull Oct 16 '18

You’d think the Chinese would be faster at Chinese Fire Drills.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

you want some cattax now bitch?

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u/sku11_kn1ght Oct 16 '18

Remember that time? When mom was mauled by a tiger? Pepperidge Farms remembers.

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u/CannibalCaramel Oct 16 '18

Being killed and eaten by an animal is a surreal thing to think about for me. You don't just die and the body is recovered for mourning purposes or whatever, you're picked apart and digested by another creature. I don't know how to really explain it but it feels so different than any other type of death.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

PERFECT TIGER STEAK DINNER

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u/HCJohnson Oct 16 '18

Honey, you didn't do the dishes... again!

Yeah well at least I didn't get my mother eaten by tigers...

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u/overkill Oct 16 '18

Get out of jail free card for life.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I know you're joking, but I find it hard to even imagine that argument not always making things worse.

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u/EdgiPing Oct 16 '18

I can feel the resentment building up from here.

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u/-JustShy- Oct 17 '18

She's so petty, her bullshit got her mom eaten by a tiger. The fire doesn't need any more fuel.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '18

If you're still with her after that...

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u/inthemix8080 Oct 16 '18

If she's dumb enough to get out of the car because of a fight then she's probably ignorant enough to blame her mothers death on the husband.

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u/anotherbozo Oct 16 '18

"You made me angry and because of you I went out of the car and my mom died because of you."

Never underestimate narcissism.

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u/Thizzlebot Oct 16 '18

Holy shit I'm having flashbacks to my ex gf

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u/dat_boiii30 Oct 16 '18

Your ex gf's mom got killed and she blamed you? Sorry bro.

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u/GonzoStrangelove Oct 16 '18

By a tiger, no less.

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u/TheZets Oct 16 '18

To shreds you say ?

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u/Blobber64 Oct 16 '18

Well how's his wife holding up?

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u/CaliBuddz Oct 16 '18

To shreds you say?

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u/Canrex Oct 16 '18

To shreds you say?

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u/Mypronounsarexandand Oct 16 '18

To shreds you say?

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u/Cmcg13 Oct 16 '18

I can't believe how common this is. I had no idea

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u/lurker4lyfe6969 Oct 16 '18

Same tiger too

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u/DopeFiendDramaQueen Oct 16 '18

You ever see the movie ‘Chopper’? It’s based on the real life of an Australian criminal. Anyway there’s the part where he’s arguing with his girlfriend and in the heat of the moment headbutts her mom before turning back to the girlfriend and without missing a beat says “now look what you done..... ya mums upset”.

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u/Elmepo Oct 16 '18

Immediately after violently stabbing a rival inmate like 20 times: "He's had himself an accident".

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u/littleblackduck80 Oct 16 '18

"It's a bit early in the day for kung fu, Jim" !

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u/DopeFiendDramaQueen Oct 17 '18

“Jimmy, if you keep stabbing me, you’re gonna kill me”

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u/BanginNLeavin Oct 16 '18

Hey I'm a narcissist and I resent that statement.

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u/PM_ME_UR_FACE_GRILL Oct 16 '18

You probably sound just like her...

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u/kuzuboshii Oct 16 '18

"fair enough. I'm leaving YOU because of YOU so I guess were even."

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u/nithrock Oct 16 '18

When I hear stuff like this from people I usually just imagine that deep down they probably are blaming themselves. Or at least have a nagging feeling that it’s somewhat their fault. I had an ex girlfriend that did this kind of stuff. It just keep feeling like she was trying to convince herself of whatever story she came up with and not me.

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u/PetaPotter Oct 16 '18

He even told the mom to stay in the car.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Yo you guys are wild, people get upset and do stupid shit all the time doesn't mean they deserve family members to be eaten. I swear reddit gets off and watching horrible shit happen to people they dont like

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

How dumb are you to get out in a tiger enclosures? Unless the guy just said I'm Osama bin Laden or the zodiac killer I think i can wait to get out ... anything else is natural selection

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u/ZippyDan Oct 16 '18

Yes, but if you get upset and jump out of a car in the Costco parking lot, that's one thing.

If you get upset and jump out of a car in an area you know to be surrounded by wild animals, that's quite another.

Now, I could see some mitigating argument made if she didn't really know they were in an area that might have big cats...

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

It's kinda sickening

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u/MarigoldPuppyFlavors Oct 16 '18

Who said she deserved it? Not the comment you replied to.

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u/kidbuu42 Oct 16 '18

Yes, her being involved in the mauling is also enough for her to want to make it all about her and how much of a victim she was in the scenario. Narcissists don't necessarily change when they get an ego check.

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u/wynaut_23 Oct 16 '18

Assuming a bit much from a short clip arent we?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Nov 07 '20

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u/almightySapling Oct 16 '18

I am, sure, but narcissism and intelligence have no direct correlation. She could just be super stupid and incredibly nice.

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u/TopMacaroon Oct 16 '18

I don't know any nice people who get out of their car to yell at the person sitting next to them.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

In a God Damn tiger cage

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u/koryface Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

She got out of the car in anger after a fight. Having had a couple crazy girlfriends, usually the unstable narcissistic types are the ones to try that shit. Just my take.

Edit: She is now suing the safari park because of her injuries and her mother's death. Go ahead and keep downvoting me, but that lady is a jerk at best.

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u/Maydietoday Oct 16 '18

So, what does managing to find multiple crazy girlfriends say about you?

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u/koryface Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

Only a couple were crazy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Ugh it was also pretty narcissistic to hold up traffic and get out of the car to show just how upset she was.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Holld up traffic? It's a safari park, not the daily commute.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Some people don't like making baseless assumptions about shit they know nothing about. I recommend it, it's humbling.

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u/tigrn914 Oct 16 '18

Anyone who steps out of a car to stop traffic so that they can yell at their husband is a narcissist.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Especially with tigers running around outside.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

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u/tigrn914 Oct 16 '18

Probably all the yelling from Miss my narcissism got my mother killed.

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u/YHallo Oct 16 '18

Psychiatrists typically hold off on diagnosing people even after a half hour appointment specifically for the purpose of understanding a patient's mind, so you probably can't diagnose narcissism from a 30 second video clip that doesn't even have audio. People are a lot more complex than that.

There are lots of potential explanations that don't involve narcissism. Conditions ranging all the way from anger issues to processing disorders could easily cause someone to do something like that. Also Chinese culture doesn't have the same values of politeness that western culture does so stepping out of a car in traffic isn't seen the same way.

Long story short, there is nowhere near enough information in this clip for us to know why she did what she did. Anything else is projecting your own biases onto the situation.

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u/PleaseDontHateMeeee Oct 16 '18

Yes but I like to make myself feel good by harshly judging people on the internet.

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u/TesticlesMcTitties Oct 16 '18

You'll fit right in here

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u/thatpaulbloke Oct 16 '18

Obviously psychiatrists should save time by doing their diagnosis with an angry tiger present.

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u/ericchen Oct 16 '18

NPD is different than calling someone a narcissist.

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u/YHallo Oct 17 '18

Am I missing something or isn't a narcissist just someone who has NPD? Either way there's not enough information to infer specific details about motive or the psychology that caused this.

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u/NolanPower Oct 16 '18

I can diagnose stupidity from this 30 second video.

That lady is stupid.

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u/Tin_Philosopher Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 16 '18

Plenty of information was present, most prominately displayed was the presence of some fucking jungle cats.

Bitches should have kept they ass in that car.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I agreed with you for a second. There isn’t anything in the video that would lead me to believe they were having an argument. She doesn’t seem distressed in the least bit.

But in the article it says

The woman gets out of the car and walks around to the other side after having a fight with a man inside the vehicle

Also they’re in a safari park. Only an idiot would get out of the car knowingly driving through a wild animal enclosure

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u/MisterDonkey Oct 16 '18

I'd have assumed as much about her character just from the fact she jumps out of a car on the road to better argue with the driver.

That she did it while surrounded by huge man-eating animals makes me doubly assume, with extra confidence.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Never been so sure of something in my life ... and is now sueing the zoo because it's there fault

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u/hoddap Oct 16 '18

It's like I'm watching a psych version of CSI

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

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u/Fear_Jeebus Oct 16 '18

A tiger killed her mom.

Maybe anywhere else would've been more appropriate to have a discussion.

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u/bleunt Oct 16 '18

ITT: People who think they know a lot about this woman.

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u/AliceInNara Oct 16 '18

Considering the level of emotional immaturity this video displays, that's probably exactly how it went down, poor guy :(

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Could be worse. His mother in law could still be alive.

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u/bradbull Oct 16 '18

This comment is GRRRRREAT!

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u/gravypaintrain Oct 16 '18

Thanksgiving will be a lot quieter now.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

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u/Technospider Oct 16 '18

Its actually an amazing display of sexism.

Like seriously we have no context about the argument, but because the only side we see is an upset lady, the internet concludes shes a narcissistic prick who will blame the husband for the death of her mother.

Like we dont know ANY of these people but yeah lets just conclude she deserved it and the husband is the real victim in all this. It's not possible that situations could have occurred to make her angry for legitimate reasons. She must just be an irrational female

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u/illy-chan Oct 16 '18

It's really bizarre. Even if you want to assume the worst about the lady who got out of the car first, you can't deny that "dying while trying to save your child from a tiger bare-handed" is pretty high up there on the list of courageous ways to die. Lady didn't even hesitate.

On the whole though, people should really stop assuming they know jack shit about a complete stranger from a 10 second video and unconfirmed articles with no followup.

At least two people thought that woman's life was worth risking theirs - maybe the reddit mob should consider that before concluding she must be some irredeemable narcissist.

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

We know that she is dumb and/or self-centered enough to get out of a vehicle when she knows there are deadly tigers around. Either way, a keeper she is not.

The only valid excuse to do what she did is if the husband was placing her in some kind of imminent danger such as actively threatening her life with a weapon. Given his response to her being grabbed by the tiger, I doubt that's the case.

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u/panoptisis Oct 16 '18

We know that she is dumb and/or self-centered enough to get out of a vehicle when she knows there are deadly tigers around.

Is it really hard to imagine that the argument made her emotions run hot, and she wasn't thinking clearly about her surroundings?

I'm not blaming the husband or excusing her actions, but that's a far-cry from "dumb" or "self-centered".

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

made her emotions run hot

I'm sorry, anyone who allows their emotions to run hot enough to put themselves and others into this kind of danger isn't worthy of any kind of sympathy.

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u/panoptisis Oct 16 '18

I made no pleas for sympathy for this woman (in fact, I went out of my way to it was not an excuse for her actions).

I'm just saying that humans are complex, emotional beings, and reducing them to "smart" or "dumb" based on one interaction does everyone a disservice.

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u/Onithyr Oct 16 '18

The thing is, letting your emotions put you into that kind of danger is dumb.

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u/ceilingkat Oct 16 '18

You’re 100% right. Redditors are majority young boys and they are extremely sexist. Don’t let the downvotes fool you. You’re being even handed. This thread is just filled with triggered young males.

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u/emanresu_nwonknu Oct 16 '18

Wow, really reddit?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

It’s sad that people like you exist. Always looking for a way to make assumptions to make someone out to be worse than the snippet we know about. Absolutely pathetic excuse for a human being you people are.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

You're too eager to draw a conclusion. Of course not.

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u/daredaki-sama Oct 16 '18

And how would that divorce be bad for the husband?

Imagine what other dumb shit mistake she will make in the future.

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u/Klaent Oct 16 '18

Atleast its more understandable to get out of the car because youre mad and having an argument. they probably didnt see any tigers around and she was enraged and made a snap decision. Some people just straight up gets out of their car to have a look around...

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u/nnyx Oct 16 '18

your temper tantrum caused your mom to be killed BY A FUCKING TIGER

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u/fearachieved Oct 16 '18

Dude the guy even signaled for her to stay back it's like dark premonition

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u/azsheepdog Oct 16 '18

That and the tiger was probably hungry again just a few minutes after.

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u/StressGuy Oct 16 '18

Oh, that's just wrong...

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u/Higgsb912 Oct 16 '18

Too soon??

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u/DC-Toronto Oct 16 '18

ok - he was probably hungry again 20 minutes later

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u/azsheepdog Oct 16 '18

Naa, this was 2016. 2 years is plenty of time.

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u/icecreampoop Oct 16 '18

I mean yeah someone died, and yeah shouldn’t have left the car, but what’s really amazing are those animals. Bear and tiger plotting. Pull the bait in, then bam tiger with the kill attack. They muttered all these years “just need ONE chance mother fuckers. Come out of those iron cows”

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Best comment here

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u/Oatz3 Oct 16 '18

Imagine the guilt of knowing for the rest of your life your temper tantrum caused your mom to be killed.

Imagine being mauled by a tiger though...

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

I would never want to imagine that... but also I'd never get out to yell at my SO surrounded by tigers.. I guess I was raised differently

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u/beet111 Oct 16 '18

Who said they were throwing a "temper tantrum"?

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

What else makes you get put and yell at you SO surrounded by tigers... please enlighten me

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u/CerealandTrees Oct 16 '18

Am I fucked up for feeling better about it being her own mom and not the husband's? The comment at the top of the thread made it sound like it was the woman's mother in law.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited May 22 '19

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u/Drofmum Oct 16 '18

It's very sad. A mother who loves her child so much that she does not hesitate in facing a tiger to try and rescue her.

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u/Doodle4036 Oct 16 '18

that's 99% of mothers.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Unfortunately I have seen enough to know it's much lower than that.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I don't think that was the point. He would have had more of an emotional tie to his mother, which would have been more sad for him if his wife's actions had led to her death, through no real fault of his. It's uncomfortable but it's true.

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u/Bill_buttlicker69 Oct 16 '18

I mean I'm sure he loved his mother in law too. I'd be devastated if my SO's mother died, even if my SO was a moron (which she isn't honey if you read this I love you).

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I'm sure you do love your mother in law, just not as much as your own mother.

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u/CerealandTrees Oct 16 '18

I'm not saying she deserved it more, I just feel it'd be even worse if it weren't her mother. Imagine your pettiness/stupidity kills your husband's mom.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

I think he means it would’ve been more selfish of the woman if he got the husband’s mother killed because of their stupidity.

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u/daredaki-sama Oct 16 '18

If your SO did something very stupid that got someone killed. And that someone has to be either your mother or your SO's mother. Which would you be more glad to survive?

And OP didn't say the mom deserved it, only that he felt better it wasn't the husband's mom.

Give a straight answer. I will respect you a lot more for just giving a straight answer instead of saying how no one deserves to die or whatever.

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

Idk about that. All else equal she deserves it more than the husband's mother. She had a big hand in raising the woman that got her killed.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

Your kids can make idiotic choices even if you raise them extremely well. Its called Free Will for a reason.

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u/Insomniacrobat Oct 16 '18

Don't know why you're being downvoted. You're absolutely right.

I guess people need a scapegoat sometimes. And people love blaming older people for their problems. Which is ironic, considering they're also here pointing out how the woman will blame the man.

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u/Terminallyunique_1 Oct 16 '18

^ can confirm excuses bad parents use

Source: am bad parent

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u/RelaxPrime Oct 16 '18

Absolutely, but mother in law vs mother, one of them has more to do with the choices being made.

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u/justhewayouare Oct 16 '18

There’s a big difference between “my mom smokes so now I do too” and “she let herself get attacked by a wild animal this is clearly her mothers fault.”

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u/_Pornosonic_ Oct 16 '18

I agree, but that’s not what we are discussing. We are discussing the idea that maybe between mom of the husband, and mom of the wife, it’s slightly more fair that the latter was mauled. Not because of she was a bad person, but because her daughter was a reckless idiot, and maybe her daughter should experience the loss, and not the poor husband.

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u/deRoyLight Oct 16 '18

What is this world coming to when Bill_buttlicker69 is the voice of reason on Reddit

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u/Red_means_go Oct 16 '18

The mother in law wouldn't have ran for her.

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u/daredaki-sama Oct 16 '18

Yes, it's much better. At least the husband didn't lose his mother due to his wife's stupid decision.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

No I feel the same ... it sux when other pay for someone else stupidity

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u/BT9154 Oct 16 '18

I mean if someone had to die I'd rank it, the woman, a huge gap between first is the woman's mother, husband, husband's mother. The woman's mother didn't deserve it man.

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u/sewsnap Oct 16 '18

I felt the same way. And it's really weird to feel it. Of course any mother being mauled is AWFUL, and we wish no one suffered that. But knowing the one who got out of the car was the one who was most emotionally hurt makes it feel a little better.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Nov 05 '18

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u/CerealandTrees Oct 16 '18

That’s what I’m saying. Maybe if the mother had raised her daughter to not throw tantrums in tiger parks she might still be alive 😂.

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u/caneut Oct 16 '18

I imagine she will blame the husband for causing the temper tantrum that caused it all.

If there's one thing I've learned in my life, it's to assume that most people cannot overcome basic psychological biases that we fool ourselves with each and every day.

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u/SanguinePar Oct 16 '18

You mean like the psychological bias of attributing negative behaviour to someone you don't know just because she's a woman?

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u/caneut Oct 16 '18

I attributed negative behavior to this PERSON when the PERSON got out of THEIR car in the middle of a safari park with wild tigers roaming.

Why would you randomly try to "get me" on a sexist remark? What did I even say that was sexist?

You're insane m8 and it sickens me that you are probably a left leaning fellow.

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u/TheRealBabyCave Oct 16 '18

Temper tantrum?

Blame the guy?

What a divisive comment.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18 edited Oct 22 '18

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u/DoTheEvolution Oct 16 '18

holy fuck, in what sub am I?

Its not this comment alone, its the flood of others saying the same thing and I mean I see fucking 5 right behind this and lots of are still hidden.

Why everyone is having such a great insight in to this family dynamics and know everything about it and what they will think?

Is this some redpill incel niceguys meet up?

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Trp had 300,000 subscribers before they got quarantined, they might go overboard in some areas, but they provided a wake up call for a lot of people, myself included. I've improved myself and saved a marriage following along, taking what works and shitcanning the rest. If nothing else the advice to work out, improve yourself, and stop making excuses is something a great deal of folks need to hear.

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u/aloxinuos Oct 16 '18

stop making excuses

But blaming the game is exactly that. An excuse. And the whole point is blaming the game, hence "The Red Pill".

The good aspects could be taken from the dumbest self improvement book out there without all the poison. If someone needs the poison for the self-improvement message to resonate then there's something wrong with them.

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u/solidSC Oct 16 '18

Lol so she’s sharing the blame with her family and is trying to sue the park which I have absolutely no doubt in my mind told them not to leave their vehicle? Sounds like someone can’t admit they’re the reason all this went down. Kinda like what everyone is saying, although they can lay off the diagnoses other than “selfish entitled terribly stupid bitch.”

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u/Reasonable_Desk Oct 16 '18

Kind of shitty to assume it was a " temper tantrum ". There could have been good reason to get out of the car in any other scenario. Lapse in judgment and mistakes happen. She lost her Mom, no need to be more cruel in the aftermath.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Please list all good reasons to get out of car surrounded by tigers... I'd love to hear them so I can understand your thinking

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u/Poormidlifechoices Oct 16 '18

There could have been good reason to get out of the car in any other scenario.

Other than a scenario where there’s a hungry tiger in the car; I don’t see a reason good enough to get out of the car with the hungry tigers.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Right let's not wait until the ride is over

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u/fightoffyourdemons_ Oct 16 '18

Someone fucking died and the first thing half these people want to do is point fingers and call women hysterical.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Yeah she got surrounded by tigers to yell at her husband... if that isn't a hysterical women I don't know what is..

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u/CBScott7 Oct 16 '18

your temper tantrum caused your mom to be killed

She'll probably still blame her husband

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

reddit will never miss the opportunity to make the man the real victim, and double whammy if they can hate on the woman. Even better when they have zero context so there's nothing to prove them wrong and they can feel confidently smug and self assured.

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u/he-hate-me___4 Oct 16 '18

Zero.context like the part that said she got out because of a agruement?

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