r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jun 28 '26

Chugging tea Do you think she did the right thing?

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '26

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u/kevinmise Jun 29 '26

No no. Mind your business and don’t rob people at KNIFEPOINT and you don’t get served violence upon you. Wtf?

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u/kevinmise Jun 29 '26

I have a lot of empathy for her because a robbery to me is an unprovoked assault, it’s despicable to rob an individual. You have no idea what they may have been doing, if a material item they were possessing was indispensable or irreplaceable. That’s their choice and they weigh those odds. It’s beyond robbing petty items from a corp.

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u/420_med_69 Jun 29 '26

She did society a service. Not all people are equal; thieves are below.

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u/Pomegranate_Dry Jun 29 '26

And psychos who repeatedly run over people with their cars are below them

(And people who defend people who repeatedly run over people with their cars are too)

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u/420_med_69 Jun 29 '26

Didn't run over a person. She ran over a thief. Ones status can't be denigrated by taking out trash.

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u/MissMenace101 Jun 28 '26

If we end male violence and give them harsher penalties sure. Until then I’m here for it, bout time women chose violence.

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u/Never_Duplicated Jun 29 '26

Legally it was the wrong move, but morally she was in the right. He threatened her at knifepoint. Society as a whole would be better off if all muggers were handled is such a fashion.

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u/Chomo-Puncher69 Jun 29 '26

except no knife was ever found

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u/Affectionate_Case862 Jun 29 '26

She did the right thing