News argues whether or not telling someone they can't illegally park in a handicap spot is literal assault and violence

18  2018-08-13 by GadolBoobies

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1  The_King_of_AIDS 2018-08-13

I like how yelling at someone is now literally a violent crime.

1  GadolBoobies 2018-08-13

Not even "he was threatening her" either. They're literally arguing that his words justified assault because his words were violence.

1  The_King_of_AIDS 2018-08-13

All I got to say is my boss better watch the fuck out next time he gets a little bit of lip with me at work. Because by these people's logic its okay to kill someone for that.

1  Lvl100SkrubRekker 2018-08-13

I love how all the idiots in there can't even visually interpret the video. Lol

The guy ran out of the store

Ramped up and pushed the dude it sent him flying a couple feet. Completely surprise attacking him

(Keep in mind this is some guy called his boo dumb for parking in a handicapped spot)

Stands over the dude on the ground and begins advancing, probably going to curb stomp the dude for disrespekkin womun

Sees gun

Steps back once

Gets shot.

Meanwhile in news land they seem to think the before mentioned dindu target practice walked up, politely asked the dude to stop, gently shoved him, and was shot walk quickly backing away with hands in the air

Lmao

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