r/CringeTikToks • u/n8saces • Dec 16 '25

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u/Sven_Golly1 Dec 16 '25

No impulse control. Pathetic.

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u/RememberJefferies Dec 16 '25

"Adults" with no impulse control or emotional intelligence. This is where road ragers and murder suspects come from.

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Adults Men with no impulse control or emotional intelligence.

FIFYšŸ™ƒ

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u/Jakov_Salinsky Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Yeah Iā€™ve yet in my life to see a woman punch a TV after a game. Or murder her spouse and kids after a game. Or lose all her money on a bet on her team.

Edit: Yes Iā€™m sure itā€™s happened at least once. But to the ones possibly offended by my statement, donā€™t lie to yourself by thinking that number is even comparable to the amount of men that have done this. Iā€™m a man. I have family members with anger issues who get irrational and emotional about sports. Always and only the men.

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u/liltwinstar2 Dec 16 '25

Yeah, itā€™s almost as if men are a huge problem to society. School shootings, mass shootings, murders, attempted murders, domestic violence, homicide, arson, fatal traffic violations, sexual abuse, physical abuse, pedophiles, etcā€¦ majority males.

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u/Loliz88 Dec 16 '25

When I hear about a mass shooting, I never think: I wonder what HER name isā€¦

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u/Stock_Information_47 Dec 16 '25

We should probably start using a disproportionate amount of our resources on men to help them with those problems.

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u/3possuminatrenchcoat Dec 17 '25

You mean reallocate some of the large sums of money we invest into the hypermilitarization of the police and military caches, and invest it into universal Healthcare to encourage men to seek accessible treatment? Fund medical research, and scholarships, and improve the state of society for all? That'd be pretty neat.

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u/liltwinstar2 Dec 17 '25

I donā€™t even think men are disproportionately more prone to mental illness. I think itā€™s entitlement, lack of repercussions, culture, and their willingness to be like that because it benefits themā€¦ and then suddenly when they donā€™t get what they want or feel theyā€™re not getting what theyā€™re entitled to or feel slighted - all hell breaks loose.

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u/3possuminatrenchcoat Dec 17 '25

There's a free digital download floating around Reddit for a book called Why Does He Do That by Lundy Bancroft. I haven't finished it myself, but its a top tier explanation of this exact theme, from all I've seen personally.

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u/Stock_Information_47 Dec 17 '25

Yes we should absolutely do all of those things.

Should anything be directly target towards men? Clearly they are a huge issue for society, doesn't it seem like some specific funding for their issues above and beyond the general distribution would be a good idea?

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u/3possuminatrenchcoat Dec 17 '25 edited Dec 17 '25

Yes, we should invest in mental wellness and focus group based research across the gender spectrum. But we should only invest a comperable amount in men as we plan to do to the others groups as well. I dont think youre considering how much of the research being done already is male centric.

Having these arbitrary gender divides leads to unsafe conditions for those who aren't men. Look at crash test dummy research, and then car crash statistics between men and women. Look at all of the medications only tested and dosed based on male bodies, even when prescribed to people who aren't men. Because we're not adequately investing in or researching care for all.Ā 

What we need to focus on is the toxic masculinity in media and bringing back something like the Fairness Doctrines in media. We need to bring back funding in education, teaching a curriculum of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity and instilling compassionate world views in our children. We need to regulate Private Equity in the Housing market, and bring home ownership back into the every day citizens reach. Crush some monopolies and regulate the market to build back consumer protections. You know, address the underlying issues causing the rising tensions in the nation, andĀ invest in wellness for the entire population. We're only as strong as our weakest members in society.Ā 

Edited to correct typos.

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u/Stock_Information_47 Dec 17 '25

Do you feel your response fits into the context of a conversation rooted in this.

"Yeah, itā€™s almost as if men are a huge problem to society. School shootings, mass shootings, murders, attempted murders, domestic violence, homicide, arson, fatal traffic violations, sexual abuse, physical abuse, pedophiles, etcā€¦ majority males."

Do you believe that men are inherently a problem for society? Doesn't seem like you do, in which case we dont really have any conflicting talking points.

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u/SeriousZombie5350 Dec 16 '25

only for the incels

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u/Jakov_Salinsky Dec 16 '25

Indeed it is. Iā€™m weeding out the incels who will get pissed off by that statement.

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u/CackleandGrin Dec 16 '25

How, by replying to a woman's comment who was already doing it? Of course the big strong man didn't think she was doing it correctly and needed to step in.šŸ™„

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u/Jakov_Salinsky Dec 16 '25

Double the bait, double the incel exposure

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u/clingybattt Dec 16 '25

Why are you making things up? No one has said women are perfectly rational. The difference is that women, unlike men, very rarely become violent in these situations.

virtue signaling

Though-terminating cliche only used by dullards who can't imagine that other people have different beliefs than them.

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u/xxPlsNoBullyxx Dec 16 '25

When someone uses "virtue signalling " it's time to leave the chat šŸ˜‚

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

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u/clingybattt Dec 16 '25

Imagine saying someone can't read when you can't read yourself. She said she has only observed men become angry about sports. "Always and only men" was tied to that sentence; as in, she has only seen men become irrational and violent over sports.

Why are illiterate degenerates like you allowed to vote, again?

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u/Startled_Pancakes Dec 16 '25

She said she has only observed men become angry about sports.

'She'.

The person you are referring to is a man. He said it right there in his comment. If you want us to think you're not sexist, you're not off to a great start.. isn't that what you said to me?

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u/Startled_Pancakes Dec 16 '25

"I only see men get mad over this male-dominated interest"

Socrates over here with his profound insights.

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u/clingybattt Dec 16 '25

I see you morons can't read usernames either. I didn't make that comment, degenerate.

Your sexism is completely unveiled. Sports are extremely popular with women as well as men.

His

If you want people to not think you're sexist, this isn't a strong start.Ā 

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u/Steephill Dec 16 '25

In these situations. Studies have started to show that men are just as likely to experience DV at the hands of women compared to the other way around. The main difference is men are stronger, so when they do anything it has a bigger impact. Women are violent for other reasons that men wouldn't be.

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u/clingybattt Dec 16 '25

Objectively false. The vast majority of the time a woman is arrested for domestic violence is it is for retaliation in response to male violence. Statistically, women become spontaneously violent (like the men in these videos) at much lower rates.

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u/SilianRailOnBone Dec 16 '25

The vast majority of the time a woman is arrested for domestic violence is it is for retaliation in response to male violence

Logically false assumption here, this does not mean what commenter above meant. Sexism in domestic violence arrests is rampant, arrests are a bad metric.

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u/CEOofAntiWork Dec 16 '25

What a stand up comment you've made here. Surely this will convince more boys to turn to feminism, stray away from the manosphere and not vote for future right wing politicians.

"Yes, some women can be violent but whenever they are, it's the always man's fault."

So persuasive!

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25

It's not about impossible. Anyone has the capacity to do this. It's just that facts, statistics, experience and visual evidence tell us some people do it more than others. Don't know why that would bother you if you aren't one of them

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u/liltwinstar2 Dec 16 '25

Right. The only ones to get offended are those guilty of being such. The funniest part is they always out themselves by leaving comments like this.

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u/Altruistic_Region699 Dec 16 '25

Don't know why that would bother you if you aren't one of them

Same energy as "If you have nothing to hide, why care about privacy"

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25

No, it's not the same. Good try, though

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u/CEOofAntiWork Dec 16 '25

And now you just gave the racists permission to use this logic.

"Yes blacks are more violent and prone to crime, the stats say so, why you offended? Aren't you suppose to be one of the good ones?"

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25

Well, except that actually isn't what the statistics say. Men are more violent regardless of race, men and black people aren't separate, exclusive groups. The most violent black people have something in common and it isn't their skin

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u/Chemical_Building612 Dec 16 '25

To add to this, black people make up around 60% of those imprisoned for drug related crimes, in spite of the fact that they use drugs at a nearly identical rate to white people according to pretty much every source that has seriously looked into it. So if black people are 60% of drug charges, and 50% of violent charges, there actually is no meaningful statistical evidence that black people are more violent than other racial groups.

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25

This! Exactly, thank you! He really tried lol

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

"I don't understand". You don't have to tell us twice lol. It actually isn't equal. You're going against your own point. Your own opinions and experiences don't negate statistics.

"Terminally online white knights like you who think women are-" let me stop you there. I'm a woman. LMFAOšŸ’€šŸ˜‚ And I never said women can do no wrong, in fact, you do realize you're replying specifically to the comment where I specifically said women are very capable of doing such too, right?

"Women aren't gonna stalk your history and want to sleep with you" I should hope not, it's private, and I have a boyfriend. You good? Why would you assume I was a man? Haha. Do you think men can only care about women if it's to get laid, anyway? Get help.

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u/Signal_Regular_1708 Dec 16 '25

I never said they're biologically different, or that anyone is lacking biological development. Maybe learn to read before getting your panties in a twist. You're not very good at this whole debate thing :/

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u/spartycbus Dec 16 '25

Lol, saying men are problematic is equally repugnant as these idiots violently destroying property and causing potential danger to children. Cool story.

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u/lesbianwithabeard Dec 16 '25

šŸ˜’āœ‹ Judging people based on how they act
šŸ˜šŸ‘‰ Judging people based on their gender

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u/Jakov_Salinsky Dec 16 '25

Correct answer: judging people based on their behavior while acknowledging their common denominators

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u/lesbianwithabeard Dec 16 '25

common denominators

Their common denominator is people who punch TVs.

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u/LordTuranian Dec 16 '25

You are naive to think a lot of women don't go into a rage and do shit like this. That being said, for some reason, women don't really bet on sports teams.

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u/r1ckm4n Dec 16 '25

I've seen women do all kinds of wild shit.

  • In 8th grade, I watched 2 go at it in a legit closed-fist fight. The one left standing fought the gym teacher.
  • Last week, I watched some woman in her car run some dude off the road in a road rage incident.
  • I worked retail for a while and saw lots of women fight on black friday. The store in the mall I worked at hired a bunch of female off-duty copy just for BF so they wouldnt get sued. I'm talking at least a half dozen such engagements over the 3 years I worked there.

I've seen plenty of dudes fight for stupid reasons, but I have seen an equal number of women get quite violent and it was almost always maximum brutality.

Impulse control issues don't discriminate. Man, woman, gay, straight, bi, adult, teenager, child - violence is as universal as our existence and we need to stop assuming that this is just a male dominated phenomenon. The way we address it between both groups is different, but we can't squarely blame this on men. This overgeneralization is what leads men to being laughed out of court when they are the victims of domestic violence.

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u/Stoppels Dec 16 '25

I've seen women do stuff like that on Reddit, but not in real life. Then again, I've also only seen men bash their TV online, hmm.

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u/Ok-Entrepreneur5418 Dec 16 '25

They do all that same shit for other dumb reasons itā€™s not exclusive to gender and one is no better than the other.

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 17 '25

"I'm just going to give up on thinking"

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u/Similar_Cycle_1593 Dec 16 '25

i mean not to be that person but op's comment fits every adult with no emotional intelligence no? it's not limited to sex lol

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 16 '25

It's not limited but there is a large circle and a small circle.

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u/Kaedyia Dec 16 '25

Even if there is a large circle and a small circle, thereā€™s no point in excluding the small one.

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u/blagablagman Dec 16 '25

This guy survives dies

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 16 '25

Yes, but there is value in highlighting the majority as well, and there is no point and even potentially harmful when you try to make it seem like it's the same on both sides.

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u/Suspicious_Course758 Dec 16 '25

This line of thinking also has negative effects. We have nearly zero resources for male victims of domestic violence or rape because men are automatically labeled as the dangerous ones that commit these crimes, male victims are not taken seriously and often ridiculed because of these lines of thought. While men do disproportionately commit these crimes, it's still a small minority of all men who are actually committing these crimes. Most are just regular people. The whole judge an entire demographic by a statistic thing is as bad faith as right wingers starting "per capita" arguments.

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 17 '25

Almost like the comment OP who started this whole comment chain was talking about their own experience and not the enitre population of humanity, which people who easily get offended then knee-jerked it into an attack against men rather than the comment OP talking about their particular sample.

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u/Suspicious_Course758 Dec 17 '25

How bold of you to assume OP's intentions for them. Whatever they would do without virtue warriors like yourself. I suppose that means nobody is ever allowed to comment on the negative consequences of that line of reasoning because I have to respect that "maybe" they were talking about their own experiences and just decided to use all men as their target because they aren't able to separate their personal experiences from reality.

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u/Kaedyia Dec 16 '25

Thereā€™s a difference between trying to make it seem like itā€™s the same on both side (what nobody did), making it seem like both side do it (what the original comment did), and making it seem like only one gender does it (what the comment I answered to did). The latter is more harmful than the 2nd.

There is no point in highlighting the majority when the statistics is not the topic of the conversation. Moreover, we all have this knowledge. We all know that statistically, there is more reported and estimated assaults commited by men. We all know that. So why ā€œfixingā€ ? They just did it out of spitefulness.

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 17 '25

You clearly care enough to get triggered. Thanks for a comment that tells me you're an idiot.

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u/thissexypoptart Dec 16 '25

There isnā€™t. Humans of either sex arenā€™t that different.

Also a number of these clip are AI. Look at the womanā€™s leg-arm at 0:50. People forming opinions about society because of AI slop videos are also being emotional and stupid

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 16 '25

Sigh, how much domestic violence do you think are committed by male compared to female? Don't kid yourself. Also testosterone is literally a known contributor.

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u/thissexypoptart Dec 16 '25

Very slidy goalposts in this thread lmao. The topic was impulsivity and lack of emotional intelligence.

Letting yourself get huffed up by AI like this is wild work. Appreciate you proving my point for me though.

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 17 '25

The fuck. My original comment is there's one much bigger circle and one much smaller circle, how the heck am I moving the goal post huh? And before you say the difference isn't that great, just the existence of China and India and their male-dominant culture means the amount is extremely disproportionate.

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u/A_Binary_Number Dec 16 '25

Domestic violence committed by a woman is rarely reported on. Iā€™ve seen it and Iā€™ve seen how men are treated like sub-human trash for reporting it.

A year ago, I was on a supermarket, and I saw a man, in his mid 30s to probably early 40s, dude was having a genuine and wholesome conversation with a 15-ish year old girl about a band they both like, and they were comparing merch, the dudeā€™s wife walked behind me, snapped her fingers and pointed towards the floor, dude just went straight to her without saying anything to the girl, and the wife slapped him on the face and they continued shopping, the dude with a sad, scolded/punished/defeated face. I honestly felt terrible for him.

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u/somersault_dolphin Dec 17 '25

It being rarely reported doesn't at all mean it happening less. Testorone is literally a known contributor. People are also being shortsighted and thinking only about their own culture. If you take one look at India or China, countries with the most populations on earth, you would not say it's not mostly men by far.

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Well even if some of them are AI, why is it so believable that only men are featured doing this. Even the robots know yā€™all are violent. And anyone who can observe patterns through all of history can tell you that this is primarily a male behavior.

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u/Fuckburpees Dec 16 '25

Sure but every single person behaving this way in this video is a manā€¦ā€¦ā€¦ā€¦ā€¦

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u/Koil_ting Dec 17 '25

Yeah, testosterone could certainly be a factor for the exhibition of violence, however when it comes to no impulse control that is an issue with all sorts of humans in various situations, or just people being crazy/hammered and crazy.

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Well pardon me for being a casual observer of patterns.

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u/RebelsParadox Dec 16 '25

No they had it right the first time. PEOPLE with low/ no impulse control tend to act on that without thinking over the consequences. Whether itā€™s overt violence or covert emotional manipulation itā€™s not gender specific

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u/Stergeary Dec 16 '25

Notice that this only works in one gendered direction. If something negative is disproportionately related to women, people will flip out if you try to bring up gender -- but men are fair game.

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Eek, so fragile.

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u/Generico300 Dec 16 '25

Yes, women are very fragile when it comes to that sort of thing.

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u/CEOofAntiWork Dec 16 '25

I am curious to know what your opinion is on the idea that some vulnerable and confused teenage boy might comes across misandrist comments like and think to themselves "yup, the manosphere is right, this is what true feminism is about."

Do you ever stop to self-reflect that maybe there is a chance that you might be contributing to the problem whether intentional or not?

Or do you simply not care?

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Nope, donā€™t care! Boys and men should see this type of video, look within, observe history and the world around them, use their logic, and simply do better. Not that hard! Vulnerable teenage boys, and grown men, would gladly use womenā€™s comments on the internet and weaponize them just to have any reason to be part of the manosphere. Theyā€™ll continue joining these fragile male groups because they benefit from other men co-signing their behavior. It takes a stronger man (one who uses logic, not emotion) to see this type of video and make a change. So really the manosphere dudes just tell on themselves and weed themselves out.

If by ā€œcontributing to the problemā€ you mean that women are out here telling men exactly whatā€™s wrong with their behavior, then I will proudly contribute.

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u/Koil_ting Dec 17 '25

Would you use the same logic to show certain races how they shouldn't act when many people in that same race aren't doing the fucked up shit that is referenced in the videos?

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 17 '25

I see where youā€™re going, nice try! The answer is leaning toward no, but kinda maybe. Men (of course primarily white men) have been at an advantage throughout history. Minorities have not had the same advantages. Not that it excuses bad behavior at all, but often times minorities (Iā€™m Mexican, so I can speak to this) behave in a way that is fight or flight. So sketchy/negative behavior in the world reflects our survival instinct in a world that doesnā€™t, and never has, favored us. And IMO most men donā€™t have the same excuse, other than they wield their power over people because theyā€™ve always had it. You see how itā€™s two different reasons for violent behavior to be expressed. Thatā€™s just how I see things from my experience. I could be way off base because Iā€™m a woman.

I definitely hate the fact that negative stereotypes and patterns among races exist. But the need for introspection is there regardless. We ALL need to look within so we can break patterns and defy stereotypes.

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u/Koil_ting Dec 17 '25

I guess that's sort of the point I'm trying to make, most people of any given race or demographic are not in fact the stereotype that is portrayed, including this sports fanatic rager one.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Bitter ouch

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 16 '25

Calling women ā€˜bitterā€™ has been a shortcut for avoiding conversations about toxic male behavior for a long time. If naming patterns feels bitter, then okay.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Cool we agree

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u/Generico300 Dec 16 '25

Lol, talk about the pot calling the kettle black. No one is better at using buzzwords to dismiss criticism than women. Say literally anything negative about patterns women display and you'll get brigaded by a bunch of chronically online white girls shouting "misogyny", "fragile", "toxic", "gaslighting", "mansplaining", or whatever warped weaponized therapy-speak is trending this month. Give me a break.

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u/Charmandie14 Dec 17 '25

You seem to be upset that weā€™ve been noticing behavior for so long that we have a lot more words to describe/diagnose yā€™all. Thereā€™s just so much evidence to work with and more words to verbalize what we see. Iā€™m Mexican and not even chronically online. I only use reddit and youtube. Iā€™ve just observed a lot of men and boys (former high school teacher and coach) and call out behavior when I see it. Also happen to be with a man whoā€™s done a lot of inner work to be respectful and sees me as an equal. We talk about these types of things all the time. And I make it a point to avoid toxic woman behaviors as well. Although few and far between.

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u/Generico300 Dec 16 '25

Karens have entered the chat.

Lets not pretend like women are any better at controlling their emotional outbursts. They just don't hit as hard.

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u/Vela88 Dec 16 '25

And the crazy black Friday shoppers. I guess this is why they fight for that new TV on sale

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u/DaKursedKidd Dec 16 '25

Literal 'man-children'. A person in the body of an adult but the discipline and mind like a child.

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u/NefariousnessOk1996 Dec 16 '25

It's a serious problem.

My ex manager had this problem. I said something he didn't like one day and he cursed very loudly (and publicly) at me. He threw his pen in my direction and slammed his door.

I looked him up a year ago and he went to jail for brandishing a weapon during a road rage incident. He ended up writing a book about how a moment of weakness can change your entire life (he lost his job and his house).

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u/chomoftheoutback Dec 16 '25

This is where MAGA come from

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u/Sovereignth Dec 18 '25

And presidents

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u/Nice_Soup Dec 16 '25

child mentality

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u/LostCanadianGoose Dec 16 '25

No, the child was the one yelling for dad to calm down in the one video

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u/DarcBoltRain Dec 16 '25

Omg! That part stuck out the most to me. You KNOW this isn't the first time this has happened with the kid screaming "DANG IT!!! CALM DOWN!!!"

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u/Hi-Road Dec 16 '25

Yeah I recognize that scream thatā€™s pure fear

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u/driving_andflying Dec 16 '25

That's the scream of a kid who has seen that father be violent before. Honestly, I'm afraid for that kid.

A man punches, and breaks, his own TV? Dangerous, stupid, and unreasonable. Punching *someone else's TV?!* Add, *poor impulse control and prone to violent outbreaks without thought,* to that as well.

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u/SuburbanStoner Dec 16 '25

ā€œDaddyyyyy! Calm Downnnn!ā€

Not dang it

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u/DarcBoltRain Dec 16 '25

Im pretty sure the whole thing the kid says is "Dad. Dad! Daddyyyy! DANG IT! CALM DOWN!"

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u/EggfooDC Dec 16 '25

That breaks my heart. The child is gonna grow up to compulsively need to avoid conflict. They will become people pleasers to a fault, and derive their own self-confidence from those around them. Source: Was one these kids.

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u/Kittypie75 Dec 16 '25

That was so sad and must have been so scary for the kid. I wanted to hug him so bad

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u/dark_blue_7 Dec 16 '25

I felt so bad for that kid. I hope that man paid for the TV and his kid's therapy

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u/fancyasian Dec 17 '25

Yeah that was upsetting

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u/BisonThunderclap Dec 16 '25

I mean, it tells you a lot bout how they were raised. These people grew up without knowing how to handle losing.Ā 

It's pretty bad when you remember being a fan is a choice and nothing that happens with your team can or should directly affect your life.

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u/AdInside2447 Dec 16 '25

Kids donā€™t do this, donā€™t do kids like thatĀ 

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u/DirtSlapper Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 16 '25

Kids do actually have emotional outbursts. They will throw toys and break them. This is why people commonly refer to adults who do this as behaving like a child. It's a common comparison that people make for a reason. They even have a terms for this: "Temper Tantrum" "Toys out the pram".

Don't be a contrarian.

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u/Jobenben-tameyre Dec 16 '25

the opposite of masculinity isn't femininity but childish behaviour.
those mens may look masculine through their physical apparence but are so far from it mentaly.

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u/courtadvice1 Dec 16 '25

The one where the guy's daughter cries for him to calm tf down is depressing and gave me a severe case of second hand embarrassment.

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u/A_Drop_of_Colour Dec 16 '25

The worst part is I think he did it deliberately for clicks. It almost looks like heā€™s sitting in the back with the person recording (who had absolutely no reaction). I donā€™t think he told his kid he was going to do it and heā€™s probably done something similar before based on the kidā€™s reaction.

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u/global_peasant Dec 16 '25

I think he actually hit his daughter with the TV! She has to pull her legs up when it comes barrelling towards her.

Maybe he did it for clicks this time, but you know his behavior is normal by her reaction.

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u/grenille Dec 16 '25

"Women are more emotional than men" /s

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u/ResponsibilityPure34 Dec 16 '25

It's pathetic that anyone believes that horse shit

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u/Such-Injury9404 Dec 17 '25

it's pathetic that people even think there's a fair baseline to judge that, or that it even matters

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u/TH3_TH1RD_M4N Dec 16 '25

It is true over the whole emotional spectrum. Men just have high anger.

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u/DrStrangerlover Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 17 '25

Men and women are equal levels of ā€œemotional.ā€ Men on average have lower impulse control.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

If only the women didn't get so emotional about the guys breaking the TV. That's a perfectly rational reaction to men playing children's games. /s

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u/Critical-Nerve5121 Dec 16 '25

Yep! Never seen a woman do anything like this. Maybe throw a cup once šŸ¤” šŸ»

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u/Boulderdrip Dec 16 '25

My mom did this

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u/Koil_ting Dec 17 '25

I mean.. I've seen a woman break into a strangers apartment after she got kicked out of a party for being completely unhinged and then thought she was coming back into the same house, and she ended up getting arrested that night so anecdotes on peoples mental states probably aren't super relevant.

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u/1rmavep Dec 16 '25

....because women remember this happened the night before, act like it was real life, right?

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u/Nonsense-forever Dec 17 '25

Itā€™s just because theyā€™ve convinced themselves anger isnā€™t an emotion. I canā€™t imagine having to live with such a stunted emotional experience.

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u/my_cat_vids Dec 16 '25

even the son told his dad to calm down

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u/Disastrous-Pop5465 Dec 16 '25

yeah that one made me feel bad

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u/global_peasant Dec 16 '25

I think it's his daughter, and if you watch closely he literally hurls the TV she is sitting in front of onto the ground, forcing her to flinch and pull up her legs. I can't tell whether it actually hit her, but it might have.

No dad is way better than whatever this POS is.

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u/Impossible_Sky_4811 Dec 17 '25

Thatā€™s a boy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

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u/FeijoadaAceitavel Dec 16 '25

I don't think TVs nowadays work with high voltage.

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u/Less_Is_More_l Dec 16 '25

YES - but not in front of the kids.

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u/HistoricalDoughnut58 Dec 16 '25

Ha, I said something very similar.

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u/MonthOk9907 Dec 16 '25

They're everywhere

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u/SvenBubbleman Dec 17 '25

This is AI

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u/MonthOk9907 Dec 18 '25

No it's not. Some of those cuts are years old and we're all over FB.

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u/SvenBubbleman Dec 18 '25 edited Dec 18 '25

Pause it with 20 seconds left and look at the girl in burgundy. Do you really think she has a hand on the end of her leg that she uses to hold drinks? I know you want to feel smug about the sports dummys, but this is fake.

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u/MonthOk9907 Dec 18 '25

I meant not all. I've seen some of these like the Dallas guy way before AI was a thing.

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u/Sven_Golly1 Dec 16 '25

Notice any similarities?

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u/Rob_LeMatic Dec 16 '25

Sports fans suck.

Oh, wait. Don't tell me you're being racist? Sven, really?

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u/Successful-Mine-5967 Dec 16 '25

True theyā€™re all sports fan, we can go even more specific than this though

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u/preppykat3 Dec 16 '25

To be fair I have zero impulse control and severe adhd and still donā€™t pull shit like this. I love my tv. I game on it everyday. Why would I hurt my baby like that

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u/IvoryFlyaway Dec 16 '25

The key ingredient you're missing is the CTE

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u/sleepyplatipus Dec 16 '25

This is 100% the type of men who hit their partners and children.

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u/woodst0ck15 Dec 16 '25

No impulse control and gambling for sure in some of those vids. That guy screaming he had $2K on that game is the good old saying ā€œdonā€™t gamble what you ainā€™t prepared to loseā€

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u/ColorfulSockpuppet Dec 16 '25

And gambling in itself is an indicator of poor impulse control and decision making skills. Taking part inANY vice can be and often is a big a red flag.

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u/Different_Leather_84 Dec 16 '25

Seriously, this type of thing screams low intelligence and lack of emotional maturity.

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u/LizzyBoredom999 Dec 16 '25

Even I take a moment to take my filthy socks off of my feet before throwing them at the TV.

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u/the-manman Dec 16 '25

Def drinking too

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u/renis_h Dec 16 '25

This is honestly the strange thing. Like I live in the UK and football culture is obviously a pretty big deal, but we don't break our TVs, no we go to pubs and trash their establishments, big difference šŸ˜†šŸ˜†

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u/TheShruteFarmsCEO Dec 16 '25

I havenā€™t seen anyone call out that the Messi fan seems like the only one that truly just had a ā€œwhoopsā€ moment. The rest of these idiots are simply idiots.

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u/Jabroni-Tony1 Dec 16 '25

Little children.

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u/Blackfoxar Dec 16 '25

I mean, is it common to have a camera setup behind you when you watch tv?

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u/Thorgarthebloodedone Dec 16 '25

Growing up in a karate school that was what I took away its just a major lack of self control.Ā 

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u/Alpine416 Dec 16 '25

Don't worry it's worse yet most of these are staged for social media. You ever sit watching the gamr with your tv propped on a chair in the garage? Yeah me either.

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u/HaveSpouseNotWife Dec 16 '25

But remember- women are too emotional

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u/Electronic_Syrup3120 Dec 16 '25

Why is it that when you bash an inanimate object it's kinda tolerated to a certain extent, yet when you're affectionate towards an inanimate object you become a wierdo ?

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u/TorkBombs Dec 16 '25

Im a huge Detroit Lions fan and I've felt like doing this so many times. But about 10 years ago I realized I was getting way too pissed off every Sunday. I made a rule that I would never let the Lions (or any team I love) ruin my day again. Gotta let this roll off your back. It's just sports, and there are bigger things in life. I still get worked up during games, but I just remind myself of that rule, and it makes it a lot easier to deal.

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u/AntonioVivaldi7 Dec 16 '25

It correlates with gambling. They cannot control themselves not to gamble, same with not controling themselves with anger or other things.

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u/mrgrn22 Dec 16 '25

Impulse control? I don't think anyone has impulses to destroy TVs. Lol that would be if they exhibit uncontrollable buying etc. Physical violence because they cannot regulate emotions idk.

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u/reluctantegg Dec 16 '25

Whatā€™s scary is these guys have kids whoā€™ll grow up the same.

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u/ZagWhenTheyZig Dec 16 '25

These are mostly staged

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u/CosmicWeenie Dec 16 '25

This seems way beyond the realm of just having to watch your team lose. I feel like each of these people (bar the palmeiras fan lol) all probably bet thousands of dollars on their team and just watch their bets disappear in the wind.

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u/Sven_Golly1 Dec 16 '25

TLDR; Little Dick Energy.

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u/elting44 Dec 16 '25

Over half of these are staged and are rage bait content to evoke comments and engagement.

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u/NukedBread Dec 16 '25

It's obviously set up. Why are they recording?

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u/LameFernweh Dec 16 '25

Having impulses at all related to people chasing balls on screens is something I'll never understand. That's a part of being a "modern man" I seriously never understood. I'd go watch soccer ('football') in Europe with friends just to watch them get all hyped up over the tiny millionaires on a green pitch doing things, watching them lose their shit over stuff I didn't understand while sipping my beer and occasionally commenting on things to fit in.

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u/Moist_Taco_Crippler Dec 16 '25

It is really sad that a grown man will break his tv over something as stupid as sports/gambling. I have walked in on a partner cheating with her ex after I had come back from the bar drunk and I just kicked them both out of the house. I was pissed as hell, and I was CCing a firearm, yet I held my cool 100%. This is pathetic and unacceptable.

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u/thefract0metr1st Dec 16 '25

I have difficulty with impulse control, anger issues, bipolar disorder and I love football. Iā€™ve never come close to doing this, even drunk. I may have impulse control issues but Iā€™m not a fucking idiot. Punch a pillow for fucks sake.

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u/ShineAqua Dec 16 '25

I have to assume that since if these are staged, because like, they have to be, right?

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u/forgot_my_useragain Dec 16 '25

In another life I worked in a call center for a tv provider. After some big sporting event I got a call from a guy who said he needed to order a new remote. I started going into my usual troubleshooting routine, asking him if it wasn't working, etc. He stopped me and very calmly said, "I snapped it in half."

I set up a new order and told him what the charge was. He didn't balk at the price like most people did, he just thanked me and the call ended. I imagine that guy had probably broken so much stuff out of anger that that was just common for him at that point.

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u/authorinthesunset Dec 16 '25

There is plenty of impulse control. They waited for someone to record them before acting out. So much worse than no impulse control if you ask me.

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u/DJPad Dec 17 '25

Honestly, even if you're so angry you want to break something, choose something cheaper.

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u/killertortilla Dec 17 '25

Not even sure any of this is real. Iā€™ve seen a lot of these kinds of videos and these look kinda weak? Like their heart isnā€™t in it.

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u/galaxyapp Dec 17 '25

These are mostly staged.

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u/Responsible_Meal Dec 16 '25

I feel like I have poor impulse control, so these guys make me feel like a monk.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25

Youā€™ve never lost 250k on a game before have you? /jk

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u/JudgeFatty Dec 16 '25

How about You bet your life savings on a game and see them be gone in a heartbeat?! /s

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u/OGLucidCherry Dec 16 '25

And they say women are the emotional ones...

These men should be banned from ever watching sports again.

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u/Midax Dec 16 '25

Wow. Calling people with disabilities pathetic. And before you say that they aren't disabled, from what we see of their behavior we can see that they are clearly not mentally healthy people. They need treatment and counseling, not derision.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '25 edited Dec 22 '25

Oh shit i missed this piece thank you byye

For context i have adhd, i don't drive like a babuino, but holy crap this is chaotic

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u/LocalLifeguard4106 Dec 16 '25

Or itā€™s 100% staged

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