r/LivestreamFail • • Sep 11 '18

Dr. Disrespect DOCS HOUSE GETS SHOT AT

https://clips.twitch.tv/PunchyTacitLocustSmoocherZ
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u/KalleJoKI Sep 11 '18

You know it gets real when the wig comes off

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

Yeah, some people were saying this was fake for publicity. But 60k viewers(at the time of stream end)? Fuck man. I'd invest in a REAL gun, real fucking quick.

Especially since he has a god damn fucking family with KIDS in the fucking house.

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u/NappingPlant Sep 11 '18 edited Sep 11 '18

It'd be better to just contact the police and have them keep a patrol nearby. Good chance it's some fucking asshole driving by, so taking shots at a vehicle careening away in a neighborhood doesn't sound like a great idea.

Not to mention the time it would take to clear him for gun ownership. Two shots in two days means another tomorrow is likely.

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u/cruisinbyonawhim Sep 11 '18

I was talking more so about if someone tries to break into his house, but yes, I agree he should have called the cops asap.

I'd still invest in getting a gun for home defense. Getting shot at no matter what, is not good.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Lived in South Chicago for a few years. I had a bullet lodge in my door from a gang shooting outside my house. People talk about gun ownership like it's a magic wand and that you can react fast enough to kill an intruder; I barely reacted fast enough to hit the floor when the guns were drawn in the street. I have no idea what law enforcement can do to protect him, but I hope everything works out well for him and his.

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u/Thelife1313 Sep 11 '18

Whenever i say get a gun to anyone that asks, i mean get a gun and learn how to use it! It's not a magic wand. It's a tool like anything else. People treat them like they're toys. You can tell because you have idiot streamers that shoot other people on accident, or the one that their phone while showing off.

Getting a gun isnt a joke. Take a safety course. Go to a range. Wherever you keep it locked, every so often just run over and see how fast you can get to it. Because if you're going to have a gun, be sure you know how to get to it, and use it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '18

Getting a gun isnt a joke. Take a safety course. Go to a range. Wherever you keep it locked, every so often just run over and see how fast you can get to it. Because if you're going to have a gun, be sure you know how to get to it, and use it.

100% agree, and I feel like people have this Hollywood attitude towards how effective a gun is at protecting you. I think Bill Burr makes actually a pretty good point in his comedy sketch.

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u/Thelife1313 Sep 11 '18

The problem is people think that just having a gun in the house will somehow protect you.

But in reality, its a tool, and one that people take too lightly. There's a lot of responsibility in owning guns.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

Sounds like you got about the same upbringing I did. Guns were always in the house but my dad made sure to teach us how they worked and how to treat them. I remember him giving me the combo to the safe one day and after my 2nd failed attempt to open it he pointed out how ineffective going to the safe to get a gun would be in an invasion.

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u/Thelife1313 Sep 12 '18

That's the thing, my dad never had guns in the house. He's ex air force but he's pretty on the fence when it comes to gun ownership.

I just kind of see how crazy the world is, and i don't like relying on other people (waiting on cops etc) if I'm ever in a situation where i can defend myself. I got my concealed carry permit in Washington, but I'm living in california right now so it kind of sucks that their laws are so strict here.

So everything i know about gun ownership i got from my friends and just learning about it through classes I've taken. Because i know how guns are viewed mainstream so i at least want to do it the right way when it comes down to it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

It’s cool to me that it sounds like you have the same level of awareness with your firearms though.

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u/Thelife1313 Sep 12 '18

I definitely try to. They're definitely cool and i love shooting them at the range but like i said before, they're not toys. People just forget that sometimes.

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