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A guy started ding-dong ditching registered sex offenders on camera. 1 million people watched it turn into a real-life GTA session. There's something about vigilante content that the internet can't look away from. When the legal system feels broken, people cheer for chaos. Source: FredBeyer YT

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Steven Latham4 个月前

OF COURSE he hit the BLACK GUY with the can of Veggies!!!

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karma karma4 个月前

The justice system is so broken sex offenders should never be let out they are just reminding the sex offenders people are watching them .

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QuarterRat5044 个月前

I used to buy drugs at these shitheads age. I was terrified of the hood dudes I dealt with. It ain't no internet clout

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🚀 madscientistBTC4 个月前

🤯🚓💥 THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE — AND YOU HIT THE NAIL RIGHT ON THE HEAD: WHEN THE SYSTEM FAILS, PEOPLE START CHEERING FOR CHAOS!

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Mark Goddard4 个月前

Lifetime bans, only way to stop this performtive garbage. I don't wish harm on anybody , but i'm not gonna shed a tear. All y'all in your late 30's early 40's , every one of you, realize you have raised a generation of complete morons. I don't wanna see these guys and the idiots they're raised plastered all over the internet. Yeah, yeah, they're effing with pleblows right now.But this is just the door to everybody else. Shut this down all of it. If somebody's getting beat in front of you and all you do is pull your phone out, should be a fine for that too

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General Radahn 🧩4 个月前

The internet burns hot like the truth, you can’t hide and it brings to light so many problems with society

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Bearded4 个月前

There’s a light in these morons when they run and “hide”??

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