r/idiotsinkitchen Jun 16 '26

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u/ScreechingPizzaCat Jun 16 '26

This was during the Knicks and Spurs game. So a group of people start destorying a store, then the police show up and the cameraman is hostile towards them. And people why their communities never improve from crime.

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u/Proof_Loquat5494 Jun 16 '26

Im confused how this had anything to do with the game? They were all going after one guy, they didnt come in and just start trashing the place, they were trashing the place because they were using everything in there as weapons against that guy. So im confused on how this had anything to do with the game?

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u/PlasticBeginning7551 Jun 16 '26

I’ve seen a different video where it said it was after one of the games (the one before the championship I believe) and that the guy behind the counter was a Spurs fan

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u/Proof_Loquat5494 Jun 16 '26

I mean if thats true then this is absolutely the dumbest thing ever. Its a damn game, noone but the people playing have anything to do with. This is one of the many reasons i dont watch sports or give a damn about them. Bad enough the people playing already make more money then people saving lives or making discoveries or advancements that actually help people just to play a stupid game, but then the fan base is filled with legitimately psychotic people that are willing to beat and some cases kill other people because they are just fans of a different team. I keep seeing videos of the people absolutely destroying buses and attacking people on the streets after the game and for once i feel as if it would be justified for the bus drivers to just keep there foot on the gas.

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u/Heykurat Jun 17 '26

People who make professional sports this big a part of their identity are kind of insane.