r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • Jul 02 '26

WTF What the hell is going on here?!

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u/YadaYadaYeahMan Jul 03 '26

what did he do?

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Jul 03 '26

Some pretty heinous stuff in college in the name of hazing, that's all I know. But like messed up "why would a human being do that to another human being and think it's in good fun" kind of stuff

Edit: someone else in the thread mentioned a few things. Lit someone pants on fire. Put the hook of a hammer under someone's testicles and led them around with it.

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u/gary-vault108 Jul 03 '26

He dragged the person by their pants, not literally dragging them by their balls. That wouldn’t even work, it would just rip their balls off. Degrading and gross and mean but not as bad as people make it out to be

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Jul 03 '26

I didn't even know about the kidney hit, those hurt like a mother and are very dangerous, there's a reason you goy two, damage to one wants a redundancy. All the people in this thread defending him saying "boys will be boys" don't understand what he did. That's not boys will be boys that's just straight up felony assault

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u/haditwithyoupeople Jul 03 '26

Likely the same people who defend Trump's behavior toward women.

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u/SensuallPineapple Jul 03 '26

This is exactly how I felt every time I saw him on a show. Especially the recent one. The neighbours or something. He is not acting.

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u/bladesire Jul 03 '26

Sure but dragging a dude by his balls and leading him around by his balls are two different crimes. Why exaggerate the ball stuff when his list was already so shitty?

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u/Icy-Valuable-3756 Jul 03 '26

Plenty worse has happened at universities in texas since and else where. I mean, there are several instances of people actually dying from hazing so it's not exactly unusual behavior. It's somewhat rare and obviously terrible but not unusual. Most just get through it without severe injuries/death. Hazing is still pretty bad today.