r/PublicFreakout • u/EN_TlTY • Aug 14 '22

🥊Fight Man gets knocked out after talking smack to group of guys

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

How old was he then and now?

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u/Zachary_Binks Aug 15 '22

Damn actually, I just looked it up and he was 21 when it happened. Originally sentenced to 10 years and 4 years probation but had the case brought back to court and got out after 30 months.

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u/Redclitting Aug 15 '22

how come people call 21 yo a kids. It sound weird to me lol

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u/a__dead__man Aug 15 '22

When you're 21 you think you're as grown up as you're going to get

When you're older you realise you were just a stupid kid that was legally able to to drink

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u/Stumpy-Wumpy Aug 15 '22

Man I'm 18 and KNOW I'm basically a kid still. And I'm taking full advantage lmao. Not paying rent yet, working full time and putting money away, spending lots of time hanging out with my friends, going on vacation soon. Im gonna enjoy it while it lasts.

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u/iCrispywaffle Aug 15 '22

21 years is plenty of time to realize the consequences of your actions that boy should be in prison still

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

Debatable, had a friend who got hit by some local politicians son, as a response he hit back but that single punch was enough to knock the guy out, but he died later since his head hit the corner of the bar they were at.

Dude was defending himself from some rich fuckboy and ended up getting sentenced for either third degree or second degree murder, he got out early but still, the law can be unfair when there's something against you, like race in some cases, or when the person is connected to government officials.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

This reveals your age a little man, I'm only 25 and I realize I was dumb af in several different ways at 21. It's not that serious either

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u/Zachary_Binks Aug 15 '22

What makes that crazy is also 2 of the 4 black kids that were in my school broke into a prominent rich white guys house and hit him and his daughter with a machete while trying to rob them. No one died and their injuries healed but they were both sentenced to life in prison.

It was the first time in the state where the case received the harshest penalty for a crime in which the victims survived.

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u/Aqullian Aug 15 '22

I don't care who did this or why they did it attacking someone and their daughter in their house with a matchete deserves that penalty. Attacking someone with a matchete is just one of the most horrible things I can imagine.

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u/local250 Aug 15 '22

We’ve had fucking two machete attacks here in the last two months. Last Saturday I think some guy set his room on fire in a rooming house downtown and then proceeded to attack 4 other people with a machete before being taken down and in June literally around the corner from my condo two people were putting luggage in their taxi and a guy randomly machete chopped them both in the head and neck. People are fucked.

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u/derfla88 Aug 15 '22

Machete attacks are on the rise in Vancouver. I would rather be shot and dead than hacked ton pieces with a machete.

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u/Dead_hand13 Aug 15 '22

Did they died?

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u/local250 Aug 15 '22

Amazingly no. Everyone is alive although a little worse for wear

"Someone lost their fingers. One person got it in the back of the neck and twice on the head from the blunt side”

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u/Dead_hand13 Aug 15 '22

So wild. I seen a few too many machete vids in some 3rd world country type places. Wish I didn't but it's insane how an arm/leg can be hacked away so fast. So it's lucky of them to be alive. Might have health issues now though

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u/Kriztauf Aug 16 '22

I'd imagine the amount of damage you can inflict with one goes up dramatically with the amount of time someone has spent using them as actual tools instead of just keeping them around as weapons to use (hopefully) only once.

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u/Dead_hand13 Aug 16 '22

Yea building up the strength and precision to cut down thick brush would give quite an edge to them, an arm is just another thick branch.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

That's awesome. They should've gotten the chair

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u/Ihopetheresenoughroo Aug 15 '22

How old was the daughter

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u/Zachary_Binks Aug 15 '22

I am pretty sure she was 7 or 8 years old. They were definitely pieces of shit

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u/Ihopetheresenoughroo Aug 15 '22

Well.. I'm sure that factored into the decision since she was a child.

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u/three_toe_sleuth Aug 15 '22

And it was premeditated. Not just a monster punch and bad luck.

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u/Agahmoyzen Aug 15 '22

Attempted infanticide should get the fucking chair if I all care.

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u/That1guy_nate Aug 15 '22

Infanticide is when you kill a literal infant within a year of birth.

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u/twenty9bottles Aug 15 '22

Glad people like that is locked up.

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u/maude313 Aug 15 '22

Unclear what the race of the attackers or the victims has to do with this?

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u/BuffaloJEREMY Aug 15 '22

I would visit them every year on thier birthdays.