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While this is a pretty serious matter I'm just going to try my best to provide some comedic relief.
Excuse while I slowly back away with wide eyes and an upset tummy. Can everyone please stop yelling?
Having video evidence didn't help him also.
I speak ONLY for me. I'd have done the same EXACT thing. In the moment, My DAD was attacked with a HAMMER and is down. Again, speaking only for me, had someone done that to my Dad (who is now gone, RIP), I'd have likely had to be be pulled off of him.
If that makes me a bad person, put me away, but I think that's a pretty natural response when your father is harmed. I salute his response. He wasn't defending a theft at that point, but keeping an assailant from further harming his father. Good on you, son.
I am surprised someone did not say they should have just gave them the bikes, Because its not fair they could not have dirt bikes also.
In Nature if a animal is attacked then what do you think the outcome will be? Just guessing they attack back.
Do I feel sorry for the thief? Not even a little.
And to the people misinterpreting that every person that backs the kid thinks killing someone over a dirt bike is okay, I think you're missing the point that the thief is the one that brought a deadly weapon to this battle. The other dude just brought a ramp to unload the bike and I guarantee you when he threw it in the back of his truck, the last thing he envisioned was it being used to kill someone.
I don't even know if it's a generation's type thing ( about just bending the knee and giving your stuff to whoever is robbing you ) compared to people who fight to protect their loved one's and personal property.
I don't know you so therefore you have a 50% chance of belonging to the LGBTQ community if I ask. You either A) do, or B ) do not. Those are the possibilities.
You get in a fight. You either A) kick ass, or B ) get your ass kicked. Those are the possibilities. The odds don't change until a variable is encountered that changes the probability. In this case, the variable is a hammer and a loading ramp.
We're not talking about who has a better chance at winning based on training and skills and what a Vegas bookie would put for a spread. We're talking about the possible outcomes of an encounter before a person makes their decision to stand up to the would be robber. You either A) get robbed, or B ) don't get robbed. Those are the possibilities. 50/50.
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Humans are in plague so let’s weed out the bad ones and get society back on track, before we develop the realiance on BRAWNDO...
From what I know the benefits of soy milk is to reduce the rBGH hormone that comes with the consumption of dairy products, which leads to increase of insulin and higher risk of diabetes.
Guess I'll start drinking "normal" milk again to be up to the standards of how a real man should behave 😂
I’ll bite.
What were the bike owner’s “self-interests” after the thief hit him and his dad with a hammer AND proceeded to steal his bike?
The possible variables that can change which course of action is rational are nearly endless. Your goal should be to maximize the chances of positive outcomes and minimize the chances of negative outcomes. If you want to play with various scenarios you can plug the probabilities into Bayes' theorem and actually calculate the probabilities of various outcomes given whatever variables you like. This idea that if there are 2 possible outcomes each is equally probable is one of the most unbelievably silly things I've ever heard.
This video is shocking.. well it should be shocking, but it's not.. All I know is this world is becoming an increasing cunt of a place to be
Like in Oil Rigs we train for blowouts, this doesn't mean you will react the way you were trained in a "REAL LIFE" situation. I have seen guys run for the hills and seen guys stand right beside their driller. Also close friend of my father ran back into the fire while others ran for the hills...
Again you can never say what you would do unless you were there.
For all we know most would piss their pants and cry. OR react exactly like that young kid out of fear and adrenaline. EG: Maybe they had to sell the bike because the bank was going to foreclose on dads house if payments wasn't met? No one knows.
I don't condone death, but doing what that kid did I had no issue with.
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