Good people who are stupid yes.
Everyone has the right to do anything they like , as long as there willing to live with the consequences.
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Toddler tries to defend mother from violent attack (WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO)
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Good people who are stupid yes.
Everyone has the right to do anything they like , as long as there willing to live with the consequences.
In the end. The mother learnt a valuable lesson and we have one less violent baboon on the street. Win win situation. Poor kid though.
She should learn to not piss off ladies two times her size.
It wasn't the smartest thing to do lol.
Did you not see the part where that two times bigger then her pissed off lady shi7 kicked the fuke out of her?
Huge life lesson.
That's like saying there is no lesson to learn from jumping in front of a car.
Yes there is. Don't jump in front of a car. You will get hurt.
Lol coming from a retarded conservative like you.
Keep heading west with all the retards.
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Well I did not realize you were there ahead of the video. Why didn't you jump in?
I don't see those as the same thing at all.
I understand how everyone feels, however, i'm glad that the police and the prosecutor have video evidence.
Cause it's none of my business, and I wouldn't put myself in personal danger. That would have been taking the chance that I be injured by that crazed baboon. Again. Bad choices, good choices.
I owe her nothing.
Oh but they are, only they are on a level you can't understand because you lack the intelligence to comprehend.
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What, is it migration time already?
Time just slips away if you don't pay attention..
For the life of me I cannot understand why such reasonably intelligent individuals continue to engage with such a lame troll.
It's all grist for my mill.
As it happens, there is a valid point behind Angie's douchebaggery. You are not safe. The laws will not protect you. The cops will not protect you (they might kill you). I'm not suggesting cowering in the bathtub staring at the world in paranoia, but many people do get in trouble assuming they can do anything (legal) they like and their "rights" will protect them.
And Angie's less irritating than the internet heroes who assure us they woulda jumped right in if they'd been there.
We should be able to assume that, it should be a given, and the fight should be against those who would give up on that notion completely. We should be collectively fighting for the kind of world we want to live in, not giving up because some people make that fight difficult.
What you're not giving any consideration to is that type of commentary it is based upon normal human emotional reactions. Frankly I'd be far more worried if no one expressed outrage or a strong feeling of wanting to step in and right a wrong. It's a normal reaction, whether it's entirely realistic or not doesn't really matter. If you accept it for what it is, then you have a position from which you can get beyond it (in terms of discussion or debate) and get more to the heart of any topic. If one takes the (in complete agreement here) 'douchebaggery' approach, well then that's all you're ever going to get.
Never said you should give up. Just said you should go through your life understanding that your "rights" will not protect you from a violent thug, just as your "right of way" will not save you from an imbecile in a three-ton SAV. Due caution and situational awareness are important.
Normal human emotion is "that's terrible!" or "what an a$$hole!" or "I wish somebody had stepped in."
"By Gawd, if Ah wuz thar, I'da jumped raht in and guv thet thar varmint what-fer" is internet heroism.
says an internet hero but most likely real world milquetoast.
many average people 'do something'.
p.s. your condescending and disparaging pet e-dialectisms do little to get your little point across.
have a nice day. :smile:
For that lame troll's sake, I hope the smug mug in its avatar is its own - 'cuz it's bound to be on some facial recognition software now. Violent crime and they who support it deserve the holes they dig for their stupid selves.
Actually, bonehead, I'm on record as having done so on three occasions. You, internet lawyer?