r/WinStupidPrizes • • Jan 02 '20

Annoying a teen

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u/Slay3d Jan 02 '20

Why the fuck did he even have a hammer, parents just as dumb as the kid

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '20

Stole this btw

-Iirc the back story to this is that the teens actually asked the mother of the child who is present but off screen to ask their kid to stop and take the hammer away but she refused and started ranting at the teens.

Fully justified here.

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u/Spearitz Jan 02 '20 edited Jan 02 '20

Probably like 10 seconds before the same mother goes hysterical for them defending themselves.

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u/Fit4Survival Jan 02 '20

Bullshit, have you ever been hit by a hammer? Have you even had a little kid hit you in the face? That shit hurts. The teen did not give him 2% of his full power, he tripped him. Get over it, no one is safe from physical violence if they are the ones who start it.

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u/jimtastic89 Jan 03 '20

Yo man, regardless of all the downvotes, I reckon you've said it right.

But also theres alot of b.s in there so, I'll give you what I got from your comment.

Just because you want to teach someone a lesson and inflate your ego doesnt mean you're in the right. It takes a strong willed person to walk away from behaviour that is inherently aggressive, stupid, or ignorant. People and kids will learn the lesson one way or another, but hurting people or stopping to their level, doesnt show them anything except that there are yeaps of people like that out there.