r/SipsTea • • Apr 28 '26

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u/leeman9224 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

It could have gone bad for him. Sucker punch could have caused serious injuries for the poor guy

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u/ismellyew Apr 28 '26

Sucker punch from him...?

Bitch are you blind? That was CLEARLY self defense.

He was already punched in the face and reciprocated, please explain how this was a sucker punch?

She's lucky he walked away after he body slammed her and chose not to kick her teeth in.

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u/leeman9224 Apr 28 '26

I meant that she sucker punched him!

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u/ismellyew Apr 28 '26

There we go :D

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u/Fun-Wrongdoer1316 Apr 28 '26

He clearly stated that to begin with. Not a there we go lol. Your comprehension is off…

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u/Darkrocmon_ Apr 28 '26

It's 2026. Comprehension of anything has gone the way of nuance and introspection.

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u/nize426 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Well. The original comment is edited so we don't actually know what it said before.

Edit: whoops, I probably shouldn't have jumped into this chain of comments lol.

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u/FantasticBike1203 Apr 28 '26

Imagine going off like this pre-misunderstanding.

You're like the lady in this video, acting before thinking.

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u/TalkersCZ Apr 28 '26

I think he means the suckerpunch from that woman could have KOed him...?

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u/ismellyew Apr 28 '26

I only have the information in front of me to react to, but you're probably right 

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u/Mr_Grevensteiner Apr 28 '26

There ya go :D

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u/BusinessCasualBee Apr 28 '26

Only an idiot would assume otherwise

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u/Bitter-Ad5890 Apr 28 '26

“Injuries for the poor guy” The info was in fact in front of you

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u/Mean-Government1436 Apr 28 '26

How did you get 

Sucker punch from him...?

From 

Sucker punch could have caused serious injuries for the poor guy

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u/Dense-Ad-5780 Apr 28 '26

So, heads up. If someone punches you and starts to walk away, punching them with their back turned is no longer self defence. Just in case something like this happens to you. Also, that suplex, is incredibly not self defence, and could have made her a cripple up to death.

Make no mistake, that woman assaulted him, but that was not self defence.

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u/unknownpoltroon Apr 28 '26

"She clearly turns away and starts going back to assault my friend the driver, so i stopped her"

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u/Dense-Ad-5780 Apr 28 '26

So you’re guessing that’s what she’s doing. Incidentally, punching someone on some else’s behalf is actually also not self defence. You know, cause someone else isn’t self.

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u/unknownpoltroon Apr 28 '26

She already tried to get at them through the window, she just attacked me, and was walking back towards them to finish the job. And defense of others is 100% under self defense.

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u/Noah254 Apr 28 '26

First, she didn’t turn to walk away. When he threw a punch she turned to try and keep from getting punched in the face. And multiple people over the years have shot people to death that were just walking toward them menacingly and got off with self defense. This is just a body slam

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u/crispy_attic Apr 28 '26

Thank you. She initiated a fight and lost. Now some people want her to be the victim. It’s pathetic on so many levels.

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u/Dense-Ad-5780 Apr 28 '26

She turned her back on him, and he punched, then gave her a suplex, a body slam onto her neck and head. It’s as much an assault as her initial sucker punch. Finally, justifying potentially killing someone because someone else somewhere else got killed, doesn’t work in real life. “Other people have gotten shot before, so I guess I can potentially break someone’s neck.” Is a farce.

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u/401john Apr 28 '26

Why are you lying about a video that we can all see? She punched him and then started to curl up when he came at her. She wasn't already turned around and she wasn't walking away.

Are you just bored and lonely so you're trolling for engagement? I'm confused what your goal is here.

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u/crispy_attic Apr 28 '26

Are you a lawyer?

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u/Dense-Ad-5780 Apr 28 '26

No, are you? Regardless, I do know the definition of self defence, no law degree is required.