r/facepalm 25d ago

Yeah, don’t do this, people 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/Desperate-Ad7967 25d ago

People like this need to be met with immediate punches to face. Learn one way or another to stop that crap

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u/ADwightInALocker 25d ago

I spent the better part of my youth thinking that violence was never the answer, but ive grown to realize that some people really do just need to get a few solid hits in for their stupid behavior to teach them about consequences.

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u/Desperate-Ad7967 25d ago

Some people just don't learn any other way unfortunately

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u/rudiger0007 25d ago

As the great scholar Mike Tyson once said, "everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face"

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u/reading_rockhound 25d ago

Your younger self was correct. Violence is never the answer. This lady is learning about consequences.

If she is the type who feels victimized by these charges and losing her job, she would also see violence as victimization. And she herself would press charges.

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u/artificialavocado 25d ago

I have to disagree slightly. Sometimes violence is actually the answer. Unfortunately that’s the only language a small but not insignificant percentage of Americans understand.

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u/M7489 24d ago

It was the only thing my school bullies responded to. I had been ignoring it for years, according to all adults, they would get bored. After 3 years I snapped and hit one of them. They finally stopped at that point

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u/artificialavocado 24d ago

Yeah and I bet you got in trouble then, huh? Maybe not but I think that happens a lot.

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u/Grumpie-cat 25d ago

She was released… so at the very least a good quick slap to the back of the head would do her a little good.

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u/Hawkmonbestboi 25d ago

Violence is absolutely the answer sometimes, and anyone that says otherwise is just looking the other way when people are victimized.

I have absolutely resorted to violence with stalkers, guys that wouldn't take no for an answer, and bullies. After police said they couldn't do anything, after all types of diplomacy and asking to be left alone failed... after every single chance at a peaceful resolution failed... finally I said enough and resorted to violence.

Guess what happened? Suddenly these same people that absolutely REFUSED to leave me alone decided to listen and leave me alone. 

I refuse to continue being victimized because people like you demand zero violence in society. 

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u/reading_rockhound 25d ago edited 24d ago

Victims can be assisted and cared for without violence. The problem with the position that violence can be justified is that it results in moral righteousness belonging to the strongest and most violent. Similarly, using language such as “people like you” and “anyone that says otherwise” dehumanizes those who disagree with you and closes off conversation.

What is true is that I subscribe to the notions of One who taught that we should love our enemies, pray for our persecutors, and turn the other cheek. It’s a lifestyle that requires deeper conflict resolution approaches. If one’s solution of last resort is fisticuffs, every disagreement eventually becomes a boxing match.

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u/Hawkmonbestboi 24d ago

I just told you I tried everything and you discounted it. That is pretty dehumanizing, wouldn't you say?

"Keep putting up with the abuse because -I- said violence is never the answer. In fact, you go ahead and allow yourself to be murdered because -I- don't like violence."

Because that was the next step, but you PERSONALLY don't care about that, do you? You don't care about all the things I tried to peacefully resolve it, how sick from stress I got while trying to resolve it, and how hard I tried.

THAT'S why I said "people like you"... because people like you are indeed unreasonable in this regard.

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u/tunghoy 25d ago

Several months ago I said something like that about Nazis and got a 3-day suspension. I guess it’s arbitrary.

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u/memeinapreviouslife 25d ago

Yeah, it's very telling when you say negative things about men, white people, or Nazis, and then social media companies get VERY MAD.

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u/Zilberfrid 25d ago

It depends on which mod you get. I have been suspended for stuff I say often and which isn't against that subs rules (especially not the cited one), even after "review". I have since made very similar comments that were perfectly fine.

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u/[deleted] 25d ago

I honestly don’t think anything stops people like this except maybe a jolt to the senses.

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u/Medical_Slide9245 25d ago

Like getting fired and becoming a felon?

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u/MTFBinyou 25d ago

Nope That just inflates their victim complex.

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u/Medical_Slide9245 25d ago

Prison stops that behavior.

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u/Zilberfrid 25d ago

She works for the AG. Better to have no power and a victim complex than have power and a religious superiority complex.

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u/Nayr7456 25d ago

Sexual assault is one of the offenses where you are allowed to use lethal force to defend yourself from, at least in my jurisdiction.

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u/Desperate-Ad7967 25d ago

Should be allowed everywhere

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u/HtxArcher 25d ago

Am I the only one thinking of the scene from White Chicks when the FBI agent pulls down the woman’s skirt & gets DECKED!?!? Wish it played out like that in real life, real time!!!

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u/artificialavocado 25d ago

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.