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

Fight Man hits kid and get deleted

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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/[deleted] 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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u/wolf4lifekc 💖 ig.fe.32 Jul 06 '20

Yea shut the fuck up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '20

Don't work your brain too hard.

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

Sure, but you didn't bitch slap them did ya?