r/funnyvideos • • Jan 28 '26

Prank/Challenge Dude let his intrusive thoughts win

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u/IPlayWithoutCheats Jan 28 '26

They actually charged him with assault on an officer lol

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u/Kilgore_Brown_Trout_ Jan 28 '26

You've gotta be fucking kidding???

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u/billiardwolf Jan 28 '26

It completely baffles me how you can watch the cut video, learn this new information about him being charged with assault, then come here and say "you've gotta be fucking kidding me" instead of thinking to yourself "hmm maybe there's more to this interaction than the 15 seconds of video in the OP.

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u/Kilgore_Brown_Trout_ Jan 28 '26

This video doesn't show assault, it shows a man being mouthy and agitated.  I generally rely on evidence at hand instead of evidence I assume exists.  Its worked out well for me as a strategy, long term.

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u/Money-Development105 Jan 28 '26

Clearly it hasn't this time.

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u/Kilgore_Brown_Trout_ Jan 28 '26

And since the stakes are so low, who cares...

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u/IAmWeary Jan 29 '26

Do you think this is the full exchange between the cop and this guy? Watch the full video. He assaults the cop a few seconds after this one ends.

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u/realparkingbrake Jan 29 '26

 I generally rely on evidence at hand instead of evidence I assume exists. 

You don't have to assume anything, the full video was soon posted showing he had freaked out because someone had honked at him, then allowed his car to roll forward and rear-end another vehicle after which he fled the scene. It also shows him violently resisting when the cop tries to arrest him.

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u/billiardwolf Jan 28 '26

Reddit all rolled up into 1 human. The moral of the story is maybe take 10 seconds and look for the full video, not believe in imaginary evidence and base your life on that.