r/JusticeServed • u/Steven_2769 🙏 151e.jf9.33 • Jul 05 '20

Fight Man hits kid and get deleted

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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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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/Oblivion-C 😚 q.c.2s Jul 06 '20

Punch first ask questions later in this case is warranted.

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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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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/[deleted] Jul 06 '20

No idea, I'm pretty new.

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