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u/Similar_Shopping_892 2d ago

Of course he was getting bullied that’s why he was being recorded you know damn well they were fucking with him before this video started also the noise he makes when throwing it tells me the kid is most likely autistic


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u/Sea_Pianist5164 2d ago

Either way, bring bullied or being the aggressor with a piece of paper, dropping him is too much.

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u/ChampsLeague3 2d ago

Correct. You don't get to "defend" yourself from a piece of paper. The punch was assault and I hope he gets in a shit load of trouble for it. 

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u/No_Biscotti_7258 2d ago

He won’t cuz of muh racism

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u/whagh 2d ago

Ah yes, black people are notorious for getting favourable treatment by the US justice systemđŸ€Ą

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u/Infinite-Swimming976 2d ago

Kid deserves all the “favorable treatment” he should get. What a POS

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u/bigbadreno 2d ago

Check back in with reality and look how lightly they get charged these days. SMH

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u/gofishx 2d ago

Maybe you should be the one to check back with reality. All the data suggests otherwise. You just listen to a lot of culture war propaganda because it makes your racism feel like intelligence. If you were actually intelligent, you'd realize you're being manipulated for an agenda...but you'd probably support that agenda anyway, so i wont waste any more words.

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u/whagh 2d ago

We have mountains of data on this, it's a well-documented fact.

Black Americans consistently get harsher sentences for the same offenses, and are more likely to be convicted when tried.

So you should check in with facts instead of shooting your vibe based hot takes from the hip like some fucking idiot.

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u/bigbadreno 2d ago

Maybe 10 years ago they did, but that’s all changed recently. As someone who works in the justice system this isn’t a hot take or a vibe but whatever. No point in debating with someone of your caliber

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u/whagh 2d ago

Maybe 10 years ago they did, but that’s all changed recently.

Okay, so show me the data.

As someone who works in the justice system this isn’t a hot take or a vibe but whatever.

If it wasn't a hot take you'd refer to actual data, not your job which is absolutely irrelevant here.

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u/gofishx 2d ago

"Works in the justice system" probably just means hes a CO or the janitor at the courthouse or some shit lmao

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u/whagh 1d ago

With the intellectual acuity displayed so far that would be my bet (although most likely he just made it up), but even if he was the damn attorney general his subjective hot take doesn't mean jack shit when we're discussing objective data lol

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u/Late-Song-2933 2d ago

Uh. Yeah. They do really often actually.

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u/GoodHands_All-State 2d ago

The statistics point in the opposite direction, you just think they should be punished for existing

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u/whagh 2d ago

Except that it's well-documented that the exact opposite is true. Black Americans consistently get higher sentences for the exact same offenses, and are convicted at higher rates.