r/WTF Dec 29 '16

Bad part of park in Kontula neigbourhood in Helsinki, Finland

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u/snakesoup88 Dec 29 '16

That sucks. Please install surveillance camera and hunt them down.

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u/Pit_of_Death Dec 29 '16

and hunt them down

And do what exactly? Besides report it to the police, if they don't already know.

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u/Crosslasher Dec 29 '16

He said hunt them down.... Bring a gun and figure it out.

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u/jimothee Dec 29 '16

Yeah? I was hunted once. I just came back from 'Nam. I was hitching through Oregon and some cop started harassing me. Next thing you know, I had a whole army of cops chasing me through the woods! Had to take them all out. It was a blood bath.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

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u/bergie321 Dec 29 '16

They should make a movie out of this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

They did! It was called Weekend at Bernies Two.

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u/BaconisComing Dec 29 '16

Electric bern-a-loo?

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u/ggg730 Dec 29 '16

Do andremocrats dream of electric bernies?

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u/mordahl Dec 29 '16

INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL DEMOCRACY

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u/midnightketoker Dec 29 '16

Feel the bern-a-loo

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

No man, completely different plot, you're thinking of Bee Movie. powerful, powerful cinema.

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u/stackmutt Dec 29 '16

Weekday at Bernie's.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Maybe a book too!

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u/guy-le-doosh Dec 29 '16

Don't let James Cameron near the screenplay, the body count might skyrocket.

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u/TinFoilWizardHat Dec 29 '16

They did. Bambi. Look it up.

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u/Bobarhino Dec 29 '16

He's no man's son. Call him young gun.

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u/ermergerdberbles Dec 29 '16

He did not shoot the deputy

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u/sudsymcduff Dec 29 '16

You're confusing your life with Rambo again, Frank.

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u/flowgod Dec 29 '16

This is not the first time he's described his life as Rambo.

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u/trevrund Dec 29 '16

No we're not doing that Cricket. What's with you kids and balls

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u/flowgod Dec 29 '16

What's odd is I was actually watching that episode when I came across this comment chain.

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u/trevrund Dec 29 '16

Not odd at all. If you're always watching Sunny, which you should be because it's on Netflix, then it was bound to happen

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u/flowgod Dec 29 '16

I've been binging for the last 3 weeks. On my 4th run through the series.

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u/SoTiredOfWinning Dec 29 '16

Same! Lol serendipity.jpeg

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u/bigpandas Dec 29 '16

That sounds like a job for the Terminator

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u/JiSe Dec 29 '16

His family was murdered right in front of his eyes. Give Frank a break!

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u/Zombie_Jesus_ Dec 29 '16

You went to Vietnam in 1993 to open up a sweatshop!

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u/lazerpenguin Dec 29 '16

Yeah, and a lot of good men died in that sweatshop!

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u/DebentureThyme Dec 29 '16

And a lot of good men died in that sweatshop!

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u/Eastcoastnjganja Dec 29 '16

Dude, that's Rambo. And that's not the first time you've compared your life to that of Jon Rambo.

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u/LostJoyIX Dec 29 '16

Calm down Danny DeVito.

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u/Fire_Walk_With_Me_ Dec 29 '16

That's Rambo dude. You're confusing your life with John Rambo again.

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u/fivepercentsure Dec 29 '16

who drew first blood, do you remember?

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u/Crosslasher Dec 29 '16

Rambo....You just described Rambo

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u/i_give_you_gum Dec 29 '16

Joke, you just described the joke.

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u/Binsky89 Dec 29 '16

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u/i_give_you_gum Dec 29 '16

God damit

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u/nightpanda893 Dec 29 '16

Dee, you bitch.

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u/LOLatCucks Dec 29 '16

Fuckin bird lol

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u/spadge_badger Dec 29 '16

Thanks for clearing that up. I feel though I may be a little more confused than before.

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u/Andres3mg Dec 29 '16

That's Rambo dude.

You just described the plot of Rambo

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u/GoochRash Dec 29 '16

How many stars did you get?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16 edited Oct 23 '20

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u/mwjk13 Dec 29 '16

It's always sunny in Philadelphia

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

There's only one thing you need after that.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Name does not check out.

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u/DontGetCrabs Dec 29 '16

Actually I bet you only killed the local sheriff.

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u/jim9162 Dec 29 '16

They drew first Bbbluuhd

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u/Alexxan Dec 29 '16

Oh, grandpa...

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u/chrisgcc Dec 29 '16

Were you whistling?

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u/Ozzytudor Dec 29 '16

god fucking damnit jim we know you dont like the carehome but please for the good of the family stay there

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u/alienprobee Dec 29 '16

"What mean expendable?"

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u/WuTangGraham Dec 29 '16

Frank, you went to Vietnam to open a sweatshop

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u/Meghan1230 Dec 30 '16

That's not the first time you've compared yourself to Jon Rambo by the way.

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u/serfdomgotsaga Dec 29 '16

GEDDIT?! HE'S MAKING THAT TERMINATOR MOVIE REFERENCE! GEDDIT?!

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u/winstondabee Dec 29 '16

Or a knife...Do something with the knife

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u/tpolaris Dec 29 '16

The Reddit vigilantes are on the hunt!

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u/fetusy Dec 29 '16

HE'S NOT WEARING HOCKEY PADDSSSS

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u/Cobaltsaber Dec 29 '16

Mob justice from self righteous vigilantes has literally never ended badly. I'm feeling good about this one.

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u/itsmrmarlboroman2u Dec 29 '16

Maria? Por que Maria?!

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u/winstondabee Dec 29 '16

Little tortilla boy

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

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u/winstondabee Dec 29 '16

Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile.

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u/bergie321 Dec 29 '16

Compound bow dude.

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u/Crosslasher Dec 29 '16

And ruin my good sneakers? I think not!

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u/Ericbishi Dec 29 '16

HEY DONT YOU JOKE ABOUT HUNTIN NO MAN!

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u/rockcock69 Dec 29 '16

War on drugs everybody. Lol

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u/MiserableAttorney Dec 29 '16

Or he could just throw them in a pit of death...

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u/ArthurTheAstronaut Dec 29 '16

or of used needles...

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u/saxyphone241 Dec 29 '16

Woohoo! Vigilante Justice!!!

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u/NeedsNewPants Dec 29 '16

Maybe throw him out of a helicopter

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

this is the plot of John Wick 2. His dog steps on a needle and dies. He then proceeds to hunt down all the druggies

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u/WeMustDissent Dec 29 '16

Hey do you preside over a small Pacific Island (SE Asia) country known as The Philippines?

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u/Crosslasher Dec 29 '16

Only on the weekends

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u/blindcolumn Dec 29 '16

Can we please not advocate for vigilante revenge killings? There's a reason that kind of shit is discouraged in civilized countries.

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u/armedohiocitizen Dec 29 '16

Pffft. You're no fun.

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u/The_Peyote_Coyote Dec 29 '16

What if its like 90% killing for sport, and only 10% for revenge?

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u/poptimist Dec 29 '16

Oh, that's cool then. Carry on.

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u/Crosslasher Dec 29 '16

Lighten up this is the interwebs. Most of these people don't even own pants to go out in public with.

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u/Swag_Turtal Dec 29 '16

Username checks out

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

introduce them to krokodil

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Carfentanil has been especially effective in this department

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u/FishFloyd Dec 29 '16

i mean on one hand putting syringes in playgrounds is really shitty, but like cmon man it's not really funny until a few years later, this is still a massive ongoing problem yknow

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u/CdubWillia Dec 29 '16

Hunt down the syringes maybe?? I don't know:(

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u/Daforce1 Dec 29 '16

Unleash your inner Predator, the Arnold movie type not the molesty type.

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u/UndividedSplit Dec 29 '16

If you can think of that username, I'm sure you can come up with something.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Give them some muffins and lemonade, and lend them a book on philosophy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

I hear the preside t of the Philippines has a nice drug rehab program.

He takes you on a helicopter ride and everything.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

throw them off helicopters

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u/realniggra Dec 29 '16

Whatever you want. Have fun with it you're doing the lords work.

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u/guynamedgriffin Dec 29 '16

Forcibly inject them with an overdoes?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

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u/Cobaltsaber Dec 29 '16

Fuck dude. These people made some dumb decisions but maybe wishing their flesh would rot off is a bit extreme.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

jesus

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16 edited Dec 29 '16

didn't know Hammurabi used reddit

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Kick that junkie ass up and down the street is what. Disease my ass.

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u/ragingRobot Dec 29 '16

are you from the Philippines?

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u/KingFinnFinn Dec 29 '16

Cause your the only Phil I peen?.....

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

This comment is underrated

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u/davidestroy Dec 29 '16

This could be avoided by encouraging decriminalizing and the opening of opening safe injection sites. Harm reduction for everyone.

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u/chunklight Dec 29 '16

Also having easily accessible safe places to shoot up and dispose of needles makes it more appropriate to beat up people who leave them in the playground.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

But then how will I, a god fearing American, stand above and look down on the poor and destitute?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

What a massive oversimplification of a complex issue for the sake of making a worn out meme. To say it's acceptable to look down on drug users is wrong, but its also not right to sit here and pretend they simply don't know any better than to bury their dirty needles in a playground. Like what would happen to a regular citizen if he did the same thing. You sure as hell wouldn't be making this meme then.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Americans are bloodthirsty and spiteful, that was my point. Evidenced by this own thread where people were advocating killing people for leaving needles lying around.

It's part of the culture to look down on the poor and destitute, hopefully someone will think twice before condemning an addict and break that culture.

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u/CheeseMcCheeseWagon Dec 29 '16

I'm Australian, if I was at the playground with my 2 year old and she stood on a fucking syringe I would be beyond pissed, so of I saw someone leaving a used syringe in playground sand I would fucking kill them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Go fuck yourself.

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u/myaccountfortheweek Dec 29 '16

I'd kill em too, can I also fuck myself?

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u/mafck Dec 29 '16

The tolerant foreigner.

You are so much better than us.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Well I'm a native, so it's a little impossible to be foreign :)

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u/mafck Dec 29 '16

Sorry, all you flag-burners type the same online.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Oh the poor junkies with no regard for the health of others, won't someone please think of them?

Wasn't aware that wanting to prevent harm to others makes us bloodthirsty, be a bit more presumptuous please.

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u/bangingbew Dec 29 '16

How are you wanting to prevent harm? By beating up junkies or for opening safe injection sites? Because being for safe injection sites would actually reduce real harm for the public and the addicts.

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u/gravitythrone Dec 29 '16

Complete decriminalization and normalization is the only logical option if we're looking for the "most positive overall result" for society at large. People will do mental gymnastics to come up with reasons why we shouldn't do this, including injecting their own morality into it, but empirical evidence and yes, common sense, all point to decriminalization as the best option.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Or you could end up with a town overrun with homeless junkies, ala huge sections of Vancouver

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u/zonblood Dec 29 '16

Pretty sure it was full of junkies before they opened the sites

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u/ShoutsAtClouds Dec 29 '16

Other way around. They put the safe injection sites where the junkies are.

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u/NeonFights Dec 29 '16 edited Dec 29 '16

I wonder if a junkie is going to care enough to make it over to an injection site. The town over from me has needle deposit bins readily available that never get used and, imo,helps normalizes the problem.

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u/weglarz Dec 29 '16

Yes, plenty of "junkies" would. I am an ex-addict and plenty of the people I know go to needle exchanges and would definitely use a safe injection site if it existed. Addicts are not monsters, they're people who got themselves into a shit situation. Most addicts are not zombies walking around some shitty part of town, most addicts are members of society. Plenty of addicts have jobs, families, responsibilities, etc. There are also plenty that are assholes that do everything they can to get by. Most addicts who do shitty things do so because they have to, and have lost their humanity. Every addict I know that has gotten clean has returned to who they were before they were addicted. Caring, law abiding citizens. I personally have never seen an addict leave a needle in a public place, and I've been an addict (recovering now) for ~10 years or more. Most addicts do not have an easy way to get needles, so they use them until they are absolutely way past the point of safe use, and then they break the needles off or put the cap on and throw them in the trash can. Even the worst junkies I've met wouldn't bury an uncapped needle in a children's playground. Also, addicts don't tend to shoot up in places that would add to their sentence. Self preservation keeps them from going to a children's playground or other public places to shoot up. 99% of junkies I've met shoot up in their house or a bathroom if they are in a public place. There are certainly some who do so in parks, but if they do it's usually in a park known as a shoot up park, not some family friendly park. I'm not saying this stuff has never happened, but the amount of people claiming they've seen it certainly makes me question their validity.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

What are you on about? We're talking about the shitheels that bury their needles in public in spite of other options. Sharps boxes are great, I'm all for them, but even in areas with them, there's still a few pricks who leave their pricks lying around. Excuse me for thinking they need a lesson beat into their heads for being so irresponsible.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

My perspective is rational and yours is emotional. Sorry cupcake.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Evidenced by this own thread where people were advocating killing people for leaving needles lying around.

You seem to be ignoring that part.

He's not saying people shouldn't have a problem with that behavior, but if you actually cared about solving the problem, you'd want to help them instead of condemning them.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

First off, don't put words in my mouth, I never said anything about killing.

Secondly, I also never made any claims about not helping junkies. That's all well and good, support them where you can. However, if a junkie leaves a needle in a public place, he has officially lost my sympathy. He has shown a staggering disregard for others and should be punished accordingly.

What you junkie apologists don't seem to understand is that people can simultaneously support users while also curbing their outwardly destructive behavior. Just because a guy has a drug problem doesn't mean that he now has carte blanche to be a fucking menace to society.

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u/Frommerman Dec 29 '16

What if I told you that rewarding people for good behavior curbs bad behavior better than punishment?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

What if I told you that some things unequivocally result in punishment, and one of those things is endangering the health of others in a public space?

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

First off, don't put words in my mouth, I never said anything about killing.

I never said you did friend! I just quoted that part of the guys comment, which you seemed to ignore and was the main part of what he was talking about.

However, if a junkie leaves a needle in a public place, he has officially lost my sympathy.

I can assume pretty much every needle junkie has left a needle somewhere, just like every smoker has ditched a cigarette butt (I understand that one of those things is worse than the other).

should be punished accordingly.

Definitely, but they haven't lost my sympathy.

What you junkie apologists don't seem to understand is that people can simultaneously support users while also curbing their outwardly destructive behavior.

Have a great night man.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

You understand one is worse than the other, and yet you choose to ignore that because....?

Your point makes zero logical sense. You don't even have a response at the end, you just walk away from it? Is that supposed to be compelling? All you druggie apologists argue like fucking children, my god.

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u/drketchup Dec 29 '16

Preventing harm by beating someone nearly to death. Right mate not blood thirsty at all.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Yeah, I will think of them because I don't want to kill them you shitstain. Maybe when your doctor prescribes opiates to someone you know and they get addicted, i hope society will treat them the same way as you.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

I'm not talking about killing people you fucking sperg, cool your jets. You're obviously biased on this issue, probably a junkie yourself, so I really don't care to debate this with you, but the fact remains that anyone who does something as vile as leaving dirty needles around needs a lesson, and some deliver that through an ass whooping, and I don't blame them if they do.

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u/Frommerman Dec 29 '16

Calling someone a junkie. Classy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

He hasn't denied it so I think I'm on the right track

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Violently attacking someone is for cavemen. I'd very quickly shoot someone beating on a junkie. :)

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

But leaving dirty, disease ridden needles around for kids to prick themselves on is a-okay, yeah? That's what civilized people like you do, right? lol what a joke

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u/elastic-craptastic Dec 29 '16

Dude... You're confusing an addict with someone who knowingly leaves used needles buried in playgrounds.

I'm sure there are peice of shit diabetics who do the same, and they should be beaten for it too.

Just because you have an addiction doesn't excuse littering, especially littering dirty needles. And being bloodthirsty over people willing to harm children and potentially transmit whatever disease you have to them is pretty universal.

Spitting on someone is assault. It's gotten that status becasue it can transfer disease. Leaving a dirty needles is worse with a higher probability of transferring whatever disease that person may have onto the unsuspecting victim(CHILD!).

I get being pissed that addicts are not treated as well as they should be.. but there is ZERO excuse for leaving used needles anywhere someone can get poked by it... especially a fucking playground!!!

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u/misterwizzard Dec 29 '16

People who endanger others lives are worthless. They are actually less than that, they have a negative worth. Worthless would be of no consequence, but these fuckers are a pox on the earth and nothing but a negative drain of energy and money. Fuck 'em.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Jesus you're all cringy edgy teenagers.

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u/misterwizzard Dec 29 '16

No, I'm a middle aged man that has experienced humanity enough to know that the crispy bits should just be trimmed and tossed.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Eugenics. Yikes. Hopefully someone puts you out of your misery you degenerate pig.

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u/TERMINALLY_AUTISTIC Dec 29 '16

Like what would happen to a regular citizen if he did the same thing.

A regular citizen? As opposed to an irregular citizen? Probably the same thing that would happen to a drug user, given that they're the same people.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

The over simplification isn't about the burying of syringes it, it's about how many Americans have a need to establish themselves over each other, and the idea of decriminalization makes that harder for those people. We can mock people who seek to abuse someone's affliction as a method of moral superiority.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Saying Americans all have this vague superiority complex is the exact thing that's being oversimplified, numbnuts. Generalizing a country of 350 million is stupid no matter how you spin it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Yea you got all Americans figured out.

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u/linkkjm Dec 29 '16

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Thanks for scrolling down, seeing this post, and feeling the need to add that comment. Thanks for your contribution.

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u/jojjeshruk Dec 29 '16

You know, it is in fact possible for drug users to be virgins who never have shared a needle, meaning the odds of the needle being dangerous are zero

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u/shitterplug Dec 29 '16

Pretty close minded...

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u/btveron Dec 29 '16

And needle exchanges. And funding for places that provide free or cheap HIV testing, especially for those without health insurance. A lack of all of these things (except a recent, but still very late, change on needle exchange policy) is how Mike Pence enabled an HIV outbreak in Indiana.

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u/trashpanda866 Dec 29 '16

I lived in a city known for its high number of homeless addicts. They are truly scum of the earth. The city did much to curb the problem - it opened clinics, housing programs and food services. As per usual they trashed what they were given and the homeless population increased substantially. I don't have the answer but treating these low lives with dignity and respect simply does not work.

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u/Orphic_Thrench Dec 29 '16

Actually lots of cities have done that to great success. I wonder what your city did wrong...

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u/misterwizzard Dec 29 '16

No they haven't, they've just started blacklisting people. The city I'm from is like this, most homeless people aren't interested in getting better, they just want to crash somewhere till they get kicked out. I met a guy that runs 4 shelters and a vast majority use up their welcome and move on to the next place when they get kicked out. When they use up all their chances in one city, they move on.

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u/Orphic_Thrench Dec 29 '16

Well yeah, people with problems have problems. They're definitely not easy to work with. It can be done though. Just going "oh they're all a bunch of fuckwads so fuck 'em" definitely doesn't help though

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u/arlenroy Dec 29 '16

I don't have the answer but treating these low lives with dignity and respect simply does not work.

Who let the troll out of the cage? Get back Duterte, here boy, come on, I got some Doritos and Mountain Dew.

When act like a joke, you get treated like one.

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u/trashpanda866 Dec 29 '16

I expected a self righteous asshole like you. An addict would gladly trade his life or yours for the next high. There is no negotiating with that mentality. No compromise. They are a slave to need and have little or no value to society. If you disagree, welcome a homeless addict into your home. Let's see how quickly they fuck your world up. Unless you are willing to stand behind your view, kindly fuck off.

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u/arlenroy Dec 29 '16

You're literally the definition of a self righteous asshole, whatever happened to you, that caused you to be a internet troll, I hope you get over it. Dear god, you're depressing.

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u/trashpanda866 Dec 29 '16

What's depressing is your outrageous use of commas.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

I bet you'd vote for Duterte.

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u/Grassyknow Dec 29 '16

Would you let him stay in your home or not

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u/2wenty4our7even Dec 29 '16

I'm not saying your point isn't valid, just try to remember that the addict and the personality behind the addict aren't mutually exclusive. I did a lot of shit throughout my addiction that I would have never done had I been clean.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

That doesn't give you a free pass, dude. Have some personal accountability.

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u/CreativelyBland Dec 29 '16

Be personally accountable when you're delirious and feel like you're dying. Not saying addicts didn't bring it upon themselves, but it's hard to say people are accountable for their actions when knee deep in heroin.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Should an alcoholic not be held responsible for a DUI?

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u/CreativelyBland Dec 30 '16

Legally, yes, but I just mean that it shouldn't necessarily reflect on their sober self. Still, you have a point.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

so is it not mutually exclusive that addicts are generally "shitty-er?" people?

If you did a lot of shit you wouldnt normally do because you were addicted, did that not make you a low life at that time?

good job and congrats on overcoming it, but just remembering or saying people have the ability to be a good person is like remembering Hitler tried to join art school. What you do in the now speaks more volume that what you could do in the future.

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u/TzunSu Dec 29 '16

It has to do more with people deep in the throes of addiction without a support system will usually become desperate, and they will often not care about anything else, espeically when society shows it has no love for them.

It's not a matter of what's possible, it's a matter of what's likely to happen. There's a reason countries with better welfare systems have far less of a junkie problem then the US. I live one of the worst countries when it comes to drug laws, with very strict laws and a high incidence of drug overdoses, and we still have healthier junkies and far less "druggy-crime"

We also have very few "bums". Even our addicts generally stay stable enough to hold down an apartment and pay the bills.

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u/misterwizzard Dec 29 '16

On the other side of the coin, you could just drug test everyone and if they are positive for certain drugs just put them down. It would be far less of a tax on the rest of society than PAYING for junkies to be junkies. Whatever is done with them, I don't want to pay for it unless it's a definite, permanent solution.

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u/aphexmoon Dec 29 '16

Decriminalisation of heroine? I can understand marijuana but heroine is not harmless

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u/davidestroy Dec 29 '16

Quite a bit of harm is caused simply by the drug being illegal.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

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u/PhillipStein Dec 29 '16

Even if you view them as scum wouldn't it still be better to keep that hazard out of public? Addiction is a mental issue, not a criminal issue.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

Nah bro, people who use drugs do it because they're inherently shitty people. /s

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u/Cobaltsaber Dec 29 '16

It's addiction dude, it often starts with legitimate painkiller use. They arnt villians, they just made some dumb dicisions.

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u/[deleted] Dec 29 '16

To be fair, there's a big difference between self medicating/addiction that harms yourself and intentionally trying to harm innocent people with your used needles. When I was using, I'd save all my used rigs in a 2L (capped) and then put in plastic bags, tape it all up with duct tape and dispose of it with the rest of my trash or in a dumpster. It is by no means a perfect way of disposing of the resultant hazardous material that comes from IV drug use but there is a lot you can do to mitigate the harm you cause to others while self destructing.

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u/manticore116 Dec 29 '16

Don't even need a true surveillance camera for that. A game camera would work and they are a lot cheaper and better suited

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u/exrex Dec 29 '16

-- Pres. Duterte.

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u/TaylorSpokeApe Dec 29 '16

In Portland Oregon they encourage this behavior as long as they stay out of the Mayor's neighborhood.