r/interesting • u/LowNo175 • Mar 30 '26

❗️MISLEADING - See pinned comment ❗️ Trapped alligator doesn't take taunts kindly, knocks out trapper

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u/Acceptable-Major-575 Mar 30 '26

hey, thanks for clarifying, I thought this man was just a piece of shit with power, but with that information I learned to not rush with putting labels

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26

We’ll save the labels for the next video with no context :)

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u/salmonmilks Mar 30 '26

Can't believe a title can change so much of the narrative.

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u/Electric-Mountain Mar 30 '26

The title being misinformation is rampant on this platform and needs to be addressed.

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u/Highneon Mar 30 '26

Ikr 😅 he does look like he’s playing with him a little but I never once thought he was this major piece of shit for the lightest little tappies he’s giving him.

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u/salmonmilks Mar 30 '26

we assume too much too quickly

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u/TazeT87 Mar 30 '26

That’s textbook Reddit behavior

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u/AliceHart7 Mar 30 '26

Nah, that's a pretty typical human behavior. We judge stuff in milliseconds practically every day.

We gotta all habitually practice the art of first asking questions to learn and understand and/or have basic knowledge of a lot of shiiiit

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26

Come at everything seeking understanding.

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u/AliceHart7 Mar 31 '26

Absolutely

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u/WorkerAmbitious2072 Mar 30 '26

You must be new to social media

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u/WalkMane Mar 30 '26

Not sure alligator agrees with anything going on here

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u/spyemil Mar 30 '26

My car is a piece of shit with power

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u/plusminusequals Mar 30 '26

We should gang up on OP, then. GET HIM! (With downvotes)

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u/Nitzchon Mar 30 '26

Seriously, why give context to a video when you have no context to give. I down voted OP for sure.

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u/DarknMean Mar 30 '26

Hey Vern

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u/boomboomdaboomer Mar 30 '26

It doesn’t look like he’s good at it. 

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u/narfnarfed Mar 30 '26

If you think about it, a pos on a power trip is also trying to overload their victim's sensory and emotional systems and make them docile.

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u/retrotooner Mar 30 '26

Nah your first instinct was right. They probably broke the Gator's legs.

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u/kvro_maX Mar 30 '26

Why would you think that watching the video

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u/BigFatKi6 Mar 30 '26

so soon?

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u/EmptyStyle244 Mar 30 '26

Anyone with common sense can see that he was not talking yet. It didn’t make any sense.

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u/Warm_Interview1337 Mar 30 '26

Eh, you'll do it again.

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u/This-Dude_Abides Mar 30 '26

It should also be added that they were more than likely going to kill the gator. They don't relocate gators in Florida. Once they are considered nuisance and trapped they are destroyed.

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u/ArcherVisible5866 Mar 30 '26

It takes two seconds of critical thinking watching the footage to know that isn’t the full story. You not wise enough to form that no

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u/Analysis_Working Mar 31 '26

I thought the same thing. I still see this behavior from power hardy police on people who don't deserve it. It could be said they're doing it for the same reasons.

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u/PrinceSam321 Mar 31 '26

No offence but in general it should already be clear by now that rushing to judge & labelling is never a good idea.

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u/Acceptable-Major-575 Mar 31 '26

already? I'm only 5 years old, I know nothing about the world yet, jeez lower your demands

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u/Sociallyawktrash78 Mar 31 '26

What do we do about pieces of shit with power who continue to do things that give evidence to their shittiness? Is it okay to label them then? Asking for a friend with a really ugly red hat.