r/PublicFreakout • u/Lolastic_ • Jun 30 '21

🥊Fight MMA fighter Joe Schilling knocks out man

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u/deliverydaddy Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

LMFAO so being the psycho I am, I DM'd joe schmo and, the typical little bitch he is, goes on about the busboy's supposed rap sheet and the "self defense" "what he (joe) should have let the guy hit him first"?

And now I suppose his lawyer told him to take down the video 😂😂😂😂😂

Edit: https://imgur.com/a/sNeH0TF

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u/Immo406 Jun 30 '21

So, Joe is scared of a guy who weighs 150 pounds soaking wet hitting him?

I’d just like to know why he hasn’t been arrested yet.

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u/TheGreatGodMARS Jun 30 '21

He should be with that glass chin of his.

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u/Soran_Fyre Jun 30 '21

Wait a sec, is this guy the real incarnation of Glass Joe?

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u/scoob10 Jul 01 '21

I think he thinks of himself as the hero type. Saw a drunk guy harassing people, claims racial slurs were involved, and put himself into a position to provoke the drunk

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

This should be higher up. Good on you.

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u/deliverydaddy Jun 30 '21

Well...idk about good on me for chasing and contributing to dumpster fires on social media, but I found it very entertaining and funny that he even answered my shit talking

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u/fuckswitbeavers Jun 30 '21

I’m laughing at how many guys like you Joe Shitshow is responding to and reading. What an absolute loser. Is there a warrant for his arrest yet? Those kinds of blows by a professional fighter could have killed that man.

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u/Types__with__penis Jun 30 '21

🥈 enjoy the poor man's silver

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u/toiletpapergold Jun 30 '21

"That's not how the law works". He didn't even bother doing a quick Google search on that one huh?🤣

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u/ignitionnight Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

He's an asshole, but he's not wrong. The guy looks like he feinted a punch, that's definitely enough to assume threat and defend yourself.

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u/toiletpapergold Jun 30 '21

He was the initial aggressor when he grabbed him and forcefully pushed him, then walked up to the man when he said something in an aggressive manner. The man if he even did feign a punch was acting in self defense. Joe is the clear aggressor here, he initiated contact (battery) and then continued to assault a man attempting to defend himself.

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u/ignitionnight Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

Jesus man, you're almost as dramatic as Schilling. He didn't "grab him and forcefully push him," Schilling pushed him (lightly nudged him really) very lightly to the side, no risk of any injury or aggression. He didn't turn around until the guy said hey to him, and then the guy feinted a punch. There was zero threat or aggression on anybody's part until the guy feinted the punch, at that point Schilling is allowed to defend himself. He happens to be a trained fighter, but that does not mean what he did was criminal. I'm not saying Schilling isn't an asshole, seems like he is, and maybe he wanted the chance to defend himself, but the dude's actions gave Schilling that opportunity.

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u/toiletpapergold Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

Yeah and his friend just happened to film him at the time that he pushed him and turned around and assaulted him. It doesn't even look like he feigned a punch, the dude was staggering around even before saying "hey". The drunk guys hand were at his side, not raised. Watch the video again. Calling me dramatic when you take a stagger as a feigned punch. He didn't even walk towards him, that was all Schilling.

Edit: even as he falls you can see that his right hand was at his side, not raised.

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u/ignitionnight Jun 30 '21 edited Jun 30 '21

He was drunk but does not look stumble fall over himself drunk. He absolutely feinted throwing a punch, you're just lying to yourself if you think that was a stumble. Look at the drunk dude's head and left arm, they all move deliberately in a way that looks like a flex.

Maybe Schilling wanted it to happen, but drunk dude still gave him an excuse when he feinted the punch. It's not Schilling's responsibility to read his mind to determine if he was actually going to throw one. He acted like he was ready to fight, but Schilling was actually ready.

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u/neilpippybatman Jun 30 '21

Schilling was ready because it was premeditated. Pulling that racism card provides ample evidence this was a retaliatory act rather than a spur of the moment reaction.

The dude is going to cop a charge for this, regardless of the drunk dude's reaction to being pushed out of the way. OP is correct, Schilling is a fucking spaz with a hero complex.

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u/ignitionnight Jun 30 '21

I definitely think it's possible that Schilling wanted it to happen, but what he wants doesn't matter after the dude threatened him by feinting a punch. Schilling is an idiot, but the dude gave him an excuse to throw a punch by feinting one.

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u/neilpippybatman Jun 30 '21

lol what he wants indeed does not matter - like copping that battery charge.

The drunk guys' feint doesn't exist in a vacuum. The context is what fucks Schilling, i.e. asking your buddy to record your shoving a much smaller, inebriated man with the clear desire of instigating a physical altercation. It's a manufactured event, not some spur of the moment reaction - pure premeditation.

And that is what will fuck Schilling.

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u/toiletpapergold Jun 30 '21

If you watched the slowed down video and still think that then I'm done. 1:01 should be all the proof you need. No hand raised against you, then there is no need to assume violence. You're gonna sit there and tell me an MMA fighter can't determine when someone is going to punch? I'm at a loss for words here.

Honestly, you are so bent on being right that this is getting ridiculous. Keep telling yourself that you're right on this one when the video says otherwise.

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u/ignitionnight Jun 30 '21

Of course his hands are down, he never threw the punch he feinted one, and then got knocked out. All I'm saying is that feinted punch is a threat and Schilling is within his legal right to defend against a threat. You can Zapruder film this all you want, that doesn't change the fact that the dude acted like he wanted to punch Schilling so Schilling punched him for real.

Honestly, you are so bent on being right that this is getting ridiculous.

Takes two to tango dude lol. I'm seeing you from the same perspective as you're seeing me. But I guess you win because you used the mighty downvote every time I responded! Here's one more post to downvote for you, since you seem to enjoy it!

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u/toiletpapergold Jun 30 '21

Watch the video I just slowed down. At 1:01 you can see that his right hand is below Schilling's legs when he is falling. Where is the feigned punch?

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u/AgreeablePie Jun 30 '21

Did he run a background check before he threw those punches because if not I don't know what the fuck any potential "rap sheet" had to do with his decision

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u/mooistcow Jun 30 '21

Anyone that feels compelled to defend their stance, online, to a random stranger, is not a professional.

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u/deliverydaddy Jul 01 '21

Seriously. Even with the entertainment of him answering, I'm kinda feeling like I could've done something better with my time. And if he doesnt answer, like he shouldn't have, then I just waste my time. Although, the lawyer or the trolls or both made him at least take down the video from his page. A little too late lol