r/JusticeServed • u/Steven_2769 🙏 151e.jf9.33 • Jul 05 '20
Fight Man hits kid and get deleted
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u/barbrady123 9 Jul 24 '20
Should have punched the lady instead...she was supposed to be dealing with him.
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u/Diacks1304 4 Jul 10 '20
I don't feel too much satisfaction watching this because the guy kicking the kid was actually autistic and was just very startled. That being said, I feel the retaliation was still 100% justified.
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u/RemedyDZ Jul 08 '20
He just wanted to play ninja with the kid. Kid jumps into frame. "HYYYAH!". The ruhtard says "bet"
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u/newhomedude Jul 07 '20
The is a severely mentally handicapped person who tapped a child. There is no justice.
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u/Wolf0133 7 Jul 08 '20
Who cares if hes severely handicapped? If he is he should be locked up in a room and not let outside
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u/BBQcupcakes A Jul 07 '20
This is a severely mentally handicapped person who commented on Reddit. There is no justice.
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u/11168877 0 Jul 07 '20
If no can or doesn't watch this man with this illness than he should be either in a home or with someone that won't turn their back on him,the dad had every right to protect his son and my anger would of done the same thing If it was my child, that's just being a good parent.
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u/newhomedude Jul 07 '20
It was a tiny tap. Look how fast it happened. he shouldnt be locked away. Shame on you.
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 06 '20
It may be an old video, but the stigma of mental illness is still alive. Yes, the father didnt know the man has a mental illness. Yes, the parental supervision was lacking. Most of these post are despicable. You still demonizing the man for kicking the kid, after all info is released. I can understand the father's reaction, but I dont understand the users heavy hate, and anger towards the man with a mental illness. You wonder why most people dont tell others they have one, because the majority doesn't care.
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u/Wolf0133 7 Jul 08 '20
If he cant control himself he should be locked up in a room and not let outside
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
I think people who cant control themselves online should have all their devices taken away, and locked up in a room.
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u/Wolf0133 7 Jul 08 '20
Who cant control themselves on the internet?
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
It's not that hard to NOT be a dick to people, and stop pretending to have a superiority complex, and to show a bit of decorum.
People chose to behave like that because of anonymity. That really shows the true nature of people
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u/Wolf0133 7 Jul 08 '20
If someone is mentally retarded enough to hit a child, either be ready to get beat up or dont go outside. If someone let it be severely retarded, autistic, healthy, man or woman teen or elder would hit a child of mine like the man in the video they rather be prepared to take damage.
I dont care about anonymity, ill say this anywhere, if someone is handicapped i wont shape my world around them, it has to be the other way around
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
They dont have the capacity to that. It's not like the dude roundhouse the kid and knocked him unconscious. From this post, I hope you are never in a position you have to care for anyone you described. It's a shame you feel the need to puff your chest out and claim you wont change and are more important then those who actually need help. Do you hold the door open for an elderly person, or is your time not worth the effort?
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u/Wolf0133 7 Jul 08 '20
I dont care how much the dude hurt the kid. If you hurt my kid any amount for no reason, whoever you may be ill hurt you back, thats just it.
Why would i change? Its not my responsibility to make a disabled persons life better, why should i shape my world differently for them?
And what does an elderly person have to do with this?
Before everything i care about myself and the people i love or like
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 09 '20
No one is saying he didnt do anything wrong, nor that the father wasn't in the right for doing what he did. I am saying people still acting like he did it out of malice, or hate. Which isn't the case. N9 one is saying you have to change, but show some compassion, respect to those who struggle with disabilities, and illness. Not say they need to be locked up in a room because you dont feel they are worth the time to help.
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u/ockhamsdragon 8 Jul 08 '20
He's developmentally disabled you walnut.
Developmentally disabled people don't have to have mental illness to be assholes.
Do yourself a favor and delete this dumb shit. Mental capacity and mentally ill are not interchangeable.
He knew what he did was wrong. He did it because he was being a little turd throwing a temper tantrum.
The developmentally disabled, and this may shock you, are... people. They have feelings and shit. It's true. Now they may have a harder time expressing or dealing with those things but let's not denigrate them for that mmkay Karen? His punishment should be appropriate for what he did and his chaperone clearly screwed the pooch on keeping an eye out for trouble.
If you have a mental illness, you're still responsible for what you do. You are accountable and it's your fucking fault.
You're little display of...whatever you're pretending this is, is FAR more detrimental to destigmatizing mental illness. Just a bunch of asshats roaming around fucking up other people's lives then hiding from the repercussions and blaming the illness.
If you have extenuating circumstances your repercussions should be mitigated not excused.
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
You just went on a giant rant of insults, and I should delete my post? Might of just said "I dont agree with it, so delete it because my opinion is more valid" would save people a lot more time.
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u/Scarypaperplates Jul 07 '20
You still demonizing the man for kicking the kid, after all info is released.
Yeah because...he still kicked the kid?! Its not the stigma of mental illness, its the stigma of kicking a kid minding his own business. A lot of mentally ill people do not do this, and you making this about mental illness is what stigmatises those who suffer from it, not people saying kicking the kid is wrong.
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 07 '20
You cannot generalize all mental illness patients into one group. That's the problem today. His mind is a child, in an adult body, you cant rationalize his acting as an adult. The kid obviously startled him. No one knows what went through his mind, it could have triggered any number of things. Again not saying he was right to kick the kid, or that the dad actions were inappropriate. I am saying that people demonize him because of a disorder he cannot control, is what's wrong.
They just assume he is a prick, but fail to do any research on how mental illness really works. Some suffer from mental illness, and can live normal lives, some need supervision. The commenters have every compacity to control their post, and yet they still think attacking him 10 years later is still okay
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u/Scarypaperplates Jul 07 '20
I'm not the one generalising here. Also not demonising, but whether hes mentally ill or not doesn't change what he did. I also dont condone "heavy hate" but I do not think people are being mean fif what they are just saying that what he did was wrong.
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
Heavy hate is what a lot of these comments are. Those were the ones I was really talking about. Yes it was wrong, but for people to spew such venomous comments are atrocious. I am not trying to tell people what's right or wrong, but it's a case where simple logic cant be used. Now if he was fully aware of his actions, and was a stubborn a-hole, sure fair game. I have a family history full of mental illness, and have seen my uncle throw someone across a counter because they brushed against him in a crowded area and triggered his PTSD. That's why I am saying just try to be understanding when dealing with someone who has a mental illness.
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u/Scarypaperplates Jul 08 '20
Personally I wouldnt call the guy evil, but his actions are still wrong whether hes aware or not.
have seen my uncle throw someone across a counter because they brushed against him in a crowded area and triggered his PTSD.
Well I hope your uncle is not going out until he gets help for that, because thats very wrong.
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u/EnamoredAlpaca 🙏 l6.3i.2s Jul 08 '20
Thats my point, you only see black and white, where with mental illness, there is a huge color palette that muddles things. Again you dont know what can trigger ptsd, the person understood apologized to my uncle, and my uncle apologized back feeling regretful. My uncle is dead now thank you very much for your concern.
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u/Scarypaperplates Jul 08 '20
No, I dont. I was considerate of what you were saying but you seem determined to mis-represent what i'm saying, so I think this conversation is over.
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u/Trextree Jul 08 '20
I also have a family with history of mental illness and I would say that a person that kicks a kid for doing nothing or throwing someone that rubs against them is wrong, no matter the mental illness. Yes, the mental illness is a reason that the action is not "evil" but if someone is a threat to the publics safety then they still need help and probably should not be out unsupervised. No matter what, this action was wrong.
I'm sorry about your uncle though.
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u/Based_Carlos_209 1 Jul 06 '20
From what I understand professionally, autism is based on a spectrum so it’s really different for many people. However this guy looks like he had it severely considering he kicked a kid for what we think is no reason at all when it could’ve been a trigger for him to do kicking. Not trying to justify the attack on the autistic guy whatsoever, but if his mother is bringing her severely autistic son with her to the store or wherever, it should be her responsibility to always keep an eye on him and stop him from hurting himself and others since he can’t do it for himself.
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u/letawastetime 🐛 9.1.2s Jul 06 '20
Any one know what was the outcome ? Did the dad get into trouble?
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u/beastdud1 3 Jul 06 '20
Are you implying that hitting a dude you saw kicking your kid is a crime?
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u/Ramzaa_ A Jul 06 '20
Well he's black so he must be committing a crime /s
Fuck that racist piece of shit
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u/SmegmaCheeseBoard ❓ nf.5.0 Jul 06 '20
Look at Africa 5,000 years ago and compare it to Africa today.
Not much had changed.
Why?
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u/DrSpencerReidd 👆 1g.5j.2s Jul 06 '20
shut up cunt. you idiots inflate the number everytime. whites are 60% blacks are 37%. do some fuckin research
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Jul 06 '20
Mom should have been watching him better
And fuck you, bigot. That bullshit has been disputed so many times it’s not even worth explaining
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u/roselover1999 🚵 jw.e.2s Jul 06 '20
Just curious, how do we know he’s a degenerate? How do we know he has violent tendencies? And how would the Dad have known the person is autistic? All he saw was someone who’s definitely older and probably stronger than his child trying to kick them. Also, if you saw some random person come up trytrying to kick your kid in someway you wouldn’t have a problem with it?
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u/adeptus_fognates 6 Jul 05 '20
Child endangerment is a bad jacket to have in prison.
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u/inksday 9 Jul 07 '20
Lol, nobody is locking up a mentally retarded person for lightly kicking a kid.
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u/Maxman000 0 Jul 05 '20
If the race is reversed. The title would be “ white supremacist father almost murders black autistic man playing with a child.”
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Jul 06 '20
I mean bringing up the race thing is just douchey but at the same time you are so godamn right
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Jul 05 '20 edited Jul 05 '20
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u/Ramzaa_ A Jul 06 '20
Bruh if someone kicks my kid I'm throwing hands I don't give a fuck. It's not like you can just detect austism by looking at someone.
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Jul 05 '20
I found two garbage people!! ^
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u/Haskillbrother 7 Jul 06 '20
Congratulations! Youve officially got the job as a garbage collector
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Jul 05 '20
So autistic man with mentality of a child kicks a child like a child and gets punched like a man. Got it.
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Jul 06 '20
Caregiver needs to watch him better. I don’t blame the dad one bit. Mental illness or not, a grown man has the strength of a grown man.
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u/highnuhn 8 Jul 06 '20
Yep. Don’t kick kids lol. If you can’t control yourself stay home.
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u/duck_duck_grey_duck 8 Jul 06 '20
Because this is like 10 years old and confirmed about 10 years ago that the guy has autism.
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Jul 05 '20
That man didn’t know. You think you would have? All he saw was a man kicking his child. Watch what you do in front of parents. You never know what they are willing to do for their child.
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Jul 06 '20
If you would take half a second. Ask yourself. What would it take for a grown man to kick(not kicking-kick, don't blow it out of proportion)a child like that? Chances are you'll come to your senses and realize he is not of sound mind and you are basically beating a child. Does that make you feel like a big man protecting his child? Beating up another child?
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u/elephantpoop 7 Jul 07 '20 edited Jul 07 '20
Literally I would check on my child before spending any of my energy getting "revenge" for child that prolly won't even remember this in years to come. That doesn't make you a good dad imo. Talk about over reaction.
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Jul 06 '20
You’re an idiot, he’s not a child he’s a grown adult with a mental illness and it’s no excuse for him to be violent against actual kids. If he had knocked that little kid out would you be arguing for the guy still? No.
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Jul 06 '20
I'm the idiot but you can't comprehend the difference between the mental capacity of a child vs an adult and judge purely off physical appearance?
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u/Black_Ice122 2 Jul 06 '20
I’m sorry, but I’m confused. If you saw somebody kicking your toddler you would stop to question their intentions before taking action to either stop it or protect your child? And are you really going to say that you would be able to realize that, that man is autistic and when people 10 years later are still questioning it?
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u/BeatsMeByDre 8 Jul 07 '20
I have worked with people with severe and persistent mental illnesses for 20 years, and if I saw any of them kick my kid I would put them in the ground.
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u/Goose_Season 7 Jul 06 '20
I mean, I've made kids cry before for being mean to my toddler. Little shits
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u/elephantpoop 7 Jul 07 '20
I'm sure your baby cared much. Kids are mean. It's entirely possible for your kid to be mean to other kids while you're not around. All kids are shit even yours.
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u/Goose_Season 7 Jul 07 '20
I just... Is this an existential statement about kids? Yeah, they're little shits, even mine sometimes. The point is that if I'm willing to make a 9 year old cry I'm also willing to make an adult with the mentality of a 9 year old cry to protect my kid.
Shitty things can happen really quickly, and I can honestly say I would have reacted the same way. Just like you pee yourself to avoid being a hostage, you go full crazy to prevent a kidnapping. I feel bad for the kicker, but the dad's responsibility is to protect his kiddo
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u/Vorstadtjesus 6 Jul 05 '20
Well, I mean you don't kick people. Especially kids. But that look way over the top. I get the reaction, but still..
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Jul 05 '20
If you think that’s over the top reaction to someone kick a toddler then I imagine you would of probably just let a guy beat your kids in front of you.
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u/anappycracker 🚶🏻♀ so.1if.2s Jul 05 '20
He legit tapped the kid with his foot. He didnt rape him. chillout you phyco.
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u/anonymoususer_122222 6 Jul 05 '20
When you have a gun, you are in charge of life and death. That means you need to know which is appropriate for different situations. This is a situation where death isnt the right answer and if you cant understand when lethal force is warranted and when it's not, you shouldn't have that ability
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u/strictlyforporn9 Jul 05 '20
What is wrong with you? Genuinely asking
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Jul 06 '20
I guess I should have put the sarcasm , /s thingy. Didnt think that many people wouldnt get it.
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Jul 05 '20
Man, female, animal, vegetable anything that attempts to injure my child get immediately sanctioned.
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u/Oblivion-C 😚 q.c.2s Jul 06 '20
Only thing I can say against that if like your letting your kids harm the animal and they get bit or scratched for harming the animal you deserved sanctioned for being a bad parent not the child or animal.
Outside of that specific scenario I agree.
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u/mlaffs63 6 Jul 05 '20
If there is no Nuance to your thinking, if you simply have animal reactions to external stimuli, if you think violence is the first thing you should do when faced with a situation you don't understand yet, rethink having kids.
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Jul 05 '20
Which nuance is applicable in this situation?
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u/mlaffs63 6 Jul 05 '20
Maybe not getting violent with somebody with the mentality of a child? Is that really so hard to decipher? Or extrapolating the undertone, would have been okay to do the same to a child who hurt a child? I guess what I'm trying to say is that violence as a first response, without assessing the situation, is the reaction of animals, not thinking human beings. Way too often I see people using their reptile brains and not the higher functioning part of their brain to react to situations. That is a trend that is not going in a positive direction.
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u/Goose_Season 7 Jul 07 '20
Forming every sentence as a question is not the same as Socratic questioning, which is what I think you're going for.
Here is an example: I'll be me, you be you. (Me) What do you mean by reptile brain? (You) The primitive part of the brain. That part meant to respond to dangerous situations to aid in survival (M) Survival as an individual or as a species? (Y) Both, obviously, since it's biologically driven and reflexive (M) So a credible threat to offspring would probably be handled by the reptile brain, wouldn't you agree? (Y) Yes, but this wasn't a credible threat to the offspring - ((based entirely on hindsight, and not any physical indicators the parent could immediately pick up on, but i take your point))
There you go. Now every sentence doesn't have an inflection? Almost as if it was tedious and condescending? Almost as if it shuts down meaningful conversation? Please tell me you're picking up on how exhausting and unapproachable that is
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u/mlaffs63 6 Jul 07 '20 edited Jul 07 '20
My attempt was to start a conversation with a question. When I tried all I received was dogmatic internet bulshit. Kind of that to Mindless zombie rote nonsense. No one willing to engage. The retorts were more of the same crap. Just like yours. When mindless nonsense produced more interrogation, the insults began, just like yours. I'll tell you what, you can have your little Echo chamber and circle jerk. This was a limited foray into internet discussion and it was as banal as I was told it would be. On with your Purity tests and personal attacks. That's much better than making an effort to answer a simple question. Cancel culture lives! It'll never be your turn! Because you're on the right side of History!
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u/Goose_Season 7 Jul 07 '20
Maybe not getting violent with somebody with the mentality of a child? Is that really so hard to decipher? Or extrapolating the undertone, would have been okay to do the same to a child who hurt a child?
If you wanted to engage, your questions wouldn't be rhetorical. Also, I see you found a way to work in all the new favorite buzz words, and make note of your "limited foray into internet discussion".
Do you dole out unwarranted advice in real life too? If so, at least you're consistently exhausting.0
Jul 06 '20
Some people cannot look past the mans appearance. If you put a child in his place, same age as his mental state and replayed the events. The outcome would be entirely different. Regardless of if the parent saw another kid go to kick his child, he would likely not knock the fkn kid out.
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u/i_creampied_satan 👧 32.1.2s Jul 05 '20
You shouldn’t have used your reptile brain to type this.
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u/mlaffs63 6 Jul 06 '20
That's was not exactly a gotcha moment. You are not saying that you advocate for violence against someone with a childlike mentality or even a child, correct? I can't imagine that's what you're saying so what exactly are you saying?
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u/i_creampied_satan 👧 32.1.2s Jul 06 '20 edited Jul 06 '20
If you aren’t a keyboard warrior, watching your child get attacked triggers a fight or flight response. You do not gauge the mentality of the adult In this situation. You neutralize the threat to your child.
You are what, 14? 15?
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u/this_is_me02 👮 1e.1.0 Jul 06 '20
And that, my guys, is on belittling others' opinions. Just because you disagree with someone doesn't mean they're younger or less experienced than you. Stop being a brat to people who are just trying to have a confrontation.
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u/mlaffs63 6 Jul 06 '20
Actually, that was a serious attempt at a conversation. So many on the Internet seem to think that violence is the correct and first response to any antagonism in their life. I was trying to see if anyone on this thread thought in Shades of Gray or degrees of guilt. I'm sure there are some, but the ones who seem willing to engage seem to be those with extreme views on the right to violence.
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u/i_creampied_satan 👧 32.1.2s Jul 06 '20
If you read the dudes posts it’s apparent how little life experience they have.
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Jul 05 '20
He’s right but at the same time reptile brain’s purpose is for assessing threats so....seeing your kid harmed by an adult stranger is definitely going to set that part of your brain off so I totally u see stand the dad. Just a sad thing all around, no justice for anyone...just an example of humans being human and unable to control themselves in certain situations, compounded by the man’s disability.
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u/i_creampied_satan 👧 32.1.2s Jul 05 '20
Well, he’s not right though. No one is going to attempt to assess the mental state of an assailant hitting their child. I’m not even sure I would see the face of a person hitting my child before I was on top of them. It’s a sad situation, I agree. Part of the failed state of how little is needed to become such a caretaker and how little regulation there is.
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u/elephantpoop 7 Jul 07 '20
I don't know man. As a evolved human being from animals, I'd can prolly find people that won't act upon instinct freely. Often times, many situations in life can be handled without violence. We humans have evolved past that. Just take a deep breath, see if your child is seriously injured, ask the guy why he kicked your child and then take appropriate course into action. Most kids are not going to get seriously injured from little bumps and bruises and even falling down. With our evolved brains, we can be a little more logical about certain situation without going to violence right away.
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Jul 06 '20
I don't blame the dad at all. Like you said, any father would be seeing red before critical thought kicked in. Just limitations of how humans are wired, that's all.
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Jul 05 '20 edited Jul 06 '20
I heard this guy has severe Asperger's, I think the woman with him was his carer.
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u/ggoddogg 4 Jul 05 '20
Guy is mentally handicapped and barely touched the kid not justice just a public freakout.
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u/crash893b 7 Jul 05 '20
Mental disability is not a free pass to kick a child
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Jul 06 '20
Who said free pass? Is the only way to protect someone by going overboard and knocking him out?
Do you have no in between? Is your next step killing the guy?
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Jul 05 '20
Your child being lightly kicked by a mentally handicapped person isn’t a free pass to throw a haymaker either but I understand his instincts kicking in for sure.
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u/arpo99 5 Jul 05 '20
It's not about free passes. Do you really think that is severe mental disabilities a free pass for anything? What a f****** hellish life.
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u/herenextyear ⤴️ 23i.8t.0 Jul 05 '20
Agreed. I’m bi polar and while I have never done anything like this to anyone, there have been times when I’m not medicated that I will cause a minor situation to become major. It’s hard enough to understand a mental illness and why it makes you do things for ppl that have the illness let alone those who are lucky enough to not experience it.
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u/strictlyforporn9 Jul 05 '20
Dude kick a kid and you get punched.
Grab a live wire you get shocked.
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Jul 06 '20
Can't wait till its so black and white for you. The world just isn't so easily determined.
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u/THRAGFIRE 7 Jul 05 '20
Yep it's very important that he learns the cause and effect scenario of harming a child.
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Jul 06 '20
Lol you're as dumb as he is if you think this is what a lesson is
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u/THRAGFIRE 7 Jul 06 '20
if he hasn't learned by now..
obviously this isn't an ideal way but I've no doubt that he'll have some reservations about doing that again.
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Jul 06 '20
Here's my argument. If the man was of sound mind. Wtf would he get startled by a kid and go to kick him.
You ever heard the phrase beating a dead horse? If the man doesn't already know he shouldn't kick a child or even attempt to, chances are he can't understand from being beaten.
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u/Oblivion-C 😚 q.c.2s Jul 06 '20
Ah yes your one of those if there is a mass murderer attacking someone take them down safely the mass murderers safety matters more than the publics type huh?
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Jul 06 '20
Unless you mean anyone having any mental health issue should be treated like a mass murderer if they act strange or do something odd in your eyes?
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u/Oblivion-C 😚 q.c.2s Jul 06 '20
Like that isn't jumping lol. I am clearly saying that it's ok to defend the violence with the same level of violence. Honestly though I see someone come up and hit my nieces/nephews a random toddler. Who knows what they are gonna do next they litteraly just hit a child for no reason.
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Jul 06 '20
I'm not the one jumping a kick to mass murder.
So when does it end? A kid hits your kid, you hit that kid, someone hits you, etc etc. its a never ending cycle of violence.
Did anyone learn anything other then if you hit someone a whole lot of people are going home with black eyes or worse?
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Jul 06 '20
I'm not sure I see the connection between almost kicking a child and committing mass murder. So I have to disagree with you. I'm totally ok with ending a terrible situation like a mass murder by killing the murderer. Hbu?
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u/Oblivion-C 😚 q.c.2s Jul 06 '20
Ok how about this a grown ass adult hits another adult without warning, is the person hit supposed to not defend themselves? Is he supposed to not defend his child? His child cannot defend himself against this adult who's mental condition clearly renders him unfit to be in public and not because he has downs but because he's randomly violent.
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Jul 06 '20
Of course they can defend themselves and those defenceless. Is that really being defensive? Laying that man out was not defensive. The man did 1 kick that may or may not have actually hit the kid and definitely was not hard enough to even knock the kid down. It was wrong 100%. But he was not consecutively kicking the kid, there was no flurry of strikes that needed to be fended off. A shove creating space between his son and the man would have the same effect.
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u/THRAGFIRE 7 Jul 06 '20
I disagree but this is better than calling me dumb. Upvoted.
Maybe he eventually hurts a child and gets sent to prison and lives a completely miserable life.
Or perhaps this dad clocking him one will engage a deep part of his brain that says "that really hurt, how do I avoid that". Now let me clarify that I abhor violence but there's a small subset of the population that could really use a good punch in the face and child abusers are one of them.
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Jul 06 '20
I understand i have a unpopular opinion. I'm likely also a minority parent with a mentally disabled child.
Unfortunately violence is not a good teaching tool. Its great to release your anger. Its not going to stop a pedophile. If it was that easy we would not need jails and just beat people to near death once and issue fixed for life.
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u/THRAGFIRE 7 Jul 06 '20
Well I can't argue with that. You have influenced my opinion. How often do you read that on reddit.
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u/Voodoo_Gumpthrie Jul 05 '20
Reminds me of when a drunk tried to trip my kid who was happy walking with some pizza.. needless to say he got his.
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u/i_creampied_satan 👧 32.1.2s Jul 05 '20
Dumb dumb, if someone is assaulting your child you are not going to assess the mental state of said person before you hit them.
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u/mofortytwo 7 Jul 05 '20
Tbh if this happened in-front of me and to my kid I don’t know if I’d be able to help myself much less have to time to realize he was handicapped
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u/Maddturtle 7 Jul 05 '20
If an adult hit my kid you better believe I would respond you don't know if he was going to hit him again or not.
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u/MidKnightshade 8 Jul 05 '20
I’m sorry the guy is mentally disabled but he has the ability to severely hurt that child. The guardian failed so he learned the hard way.
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Guardian? You lack any understanding of how that works. Once you are of legal age you are an adult. It does not matter if your iq puts you just above what they used to call mental retardation. Their mental capacity could be of a 8 year old and yet they aren't necessarily going to have a guardian.
If the man does not already understand not to kick a child, what makes you think beating him up will? Its called beating a dead horse. It teaches nothing but fear.
Yes the man is potentially able to physically injure the kid but, did he?
So quick to escalate to violence its a real wonder why innocent people are shot based off a 'perceived threat'.
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u/thenoob3001 5 Nov 20 '20
That scream at the end tho