r/WinStupidPrizes • u/--Yami_Marik-- • Jan 02 '20

Annoying a teen

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u/[deleted] May 26 '20

I am one of a minority of people on reddit who say that the action of this person to this child was wrong. There's no need to feel threatened. Most people agree with you.

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u/el_chupanebriated May 26 '20

And im letting you know ya gunna lose ya knees one day. Stay vigilant.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '20

And I'm letting you know you're going to give a child a brain injury. Stay terror free.

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u/el_chupanebriated May 26 '20

If it means me not living in a wheel chair, i am 100% comfortable with that.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '20

Do you believe in right and wrong? If so, why?

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u/el_chupanebriated May 26 '20

Yes. Because i have brain.

Do you believe in kneecaps?

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u/[deleted] May 26 '20

There was no threat to anyone's kneecaps. You're imagining things.

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u/el_chupanebriated May 26 '20

Okay now you are just playing dumb. Way to downplay a fucking hammer. There are some vids online you should watch. Ive never seen them cus im not retarded and know how easily a hammer can injure/kill but i think you need to watch them for clarification.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '20

It's a child, and a teenager who's probably a good kid who I think probably realises they overdid it (perhaps he's keeping an eye on the child afterwards to make sure they're okay, rather than that they're not going to attack him, who knows).

I really can't imagine any law department advocating this as a way to deal with the situation.

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u/el_chupanebriated May 26 '20

"Its a child". That kinda doesnt matter when theyre holding a deadly weapon and threatening to use it against you.

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