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Sometimes, standing up for someone takes courage, while knowing when to step back takes wisdom. The real question is: Was the kid defending someone who needed help, or did the situation go too far? I saw that clip and my first thought wasn't to judge it was to ask,...

1,193,518 просмотров • 7 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Bryant Bell
Bryant Bell6 дней назад

Right or wrong, the dude just wanted to hit somebody and hit a drunk guy.

Фото профиля MacroDog
MacroDog6 дней назад

He’s going to jail. He could have killed the guy and he’s lucky he didn’t. Obviously the guy is an ahole. But you nuke a dude like that and he hits his head in the pavement and it’s game over.

Фото профиля Jeff Mays
Jeff Mays6 дней назад

Wow! He knocked out a drunk. He’s a real f-ing hero.

Фото профиля TJ
TJ6 дней назад

I mean, it's felony assault. A felony on his record for the rest of his life. Does that seem smart to you?

Фото профиля KingJackson
KingJackson6 дней назад

Girl ran right back.. tells you all you need to know.

Фото профиля FUCK ALL DEMOCRATS & LIBS
FUCK ALL DEMOCRATS & LIBS6 дней назад

No is no. But that guy sucker punched him and he acts like he fought Mike Tyson in a fair fight. He's a little bitch too.

Фото профиля mable agwitch
mable agwitch6 дней назад

Punching shit faced people makes him a complete coward. He won't enjoy jail, but jail will enjoy him.

Фото профиля Party Time 🤙🏻
Party Time 🤙🏻6 дней назад

Doesn't matter. If that dude is that drunk and acting like that in public feel free to knock him the fuck out. Dude needs a wake up call.

Фото профиля DickHardo
DickHardo6 дней назад

Went right back to him. Notice how abusers always have someone to abuse.

Фото профиля kman
kman7 дней назад

Sometimes a good punch in the face sobers someone up 😂

Фото профиля TWizzle36
TWizzle367 дней назад

1 piece biscuit from Popeyes with extra butter 😭

Фото профиля ArgentoTanguero
ArgentoTanguero7 дней назад

el bobo solo quería probar sus músculos

Фото профиля Charlie Girth
Charlie Girth6 дней назад

Great analysis and observation on what took place in the video. I’m quick to bash people for just filming but I do believe they meant well in filming since he asked if she’s in danger or trouble whatever it was. Me myself I wouldn’t know rather to jump in or not because she didn’t look distraught. It looked like she was just dealing with her drunk husband/boyfriend who was doing too much. I wonder why they didn’t show the interaction between the young guy and aggressive “lover” ? Why didn’t we see the argument ?

Фото профиля Kyle
Kyle6 дней назад

Man... Are all donwtown scenes just retarded nowadays?

Фото профиля KittyKnight
KittyKnight6 дней назад

I was on tank top dudes side. Blue shirt was clearly being a predator, but then the chick goes to check on her abuser? Nah, fuck that. I'm not stepping in to help chicks in these situations if they're going to run to defend him after I do the work to stop him. Fuck that.

Фото профиля abraxidae
abraxidae6 дней назад

that is assault if not attempted murder.

Фото профиля Calvin cannon
Calvin cannon6 дней назад

Not right but he’s just drunk and horny and buddy tried to play white knight only for her to pick the dude up🤣🤣🤣

Фото профиля Buck Millions
Buck Millions6 дней назад

Why didn’t the dude filming go show the video to the cops right there?

Фото профиля Bob P
Bob P6 дней назад

Personally, the way that leftist punk is holding onto his girl, I’m betting he deserved getting his woke liberal ass kicked!

Фото профиля Clint Taurus
Clint Taurus6 дней назад

That dude who hit the guy is a bitch. Why? Because only a bitch or a nigger takes a sucker punch.

Фото профиля mycool
mycool6 дней назад

The man is only guilty of being exceptionally drunk

Фото профиля Rizzle
Rizzle6 дней назад

More ChatGPT slop from an Indian account

Фото профиля Cheese25
Cheese256 дней назад

There’s another video of the tank top guy getting beat up

Фото профиля JD
JD7 дней назад

It’s Minneapolis, I don’t think anyone cares.

Фото профиля Matt Jones
Matt Jones6 дней назад

Kids just another sucker punching fucking bully

Фото профиля Mimi
Mimi6 дней назад

Hes white though. If you see a white guy doing that you let it go. You see a black guy doing that to a white chick you knock him out

Фото профиля Lalo Anaya
Lalo Anaya6 дней назад

It’s not of his fucking business and he didn’t make things better, faggot

Фото профиля sebastien C
sebastien C6 дней назад

si elle ne le repousse pas c'est qu'il y a une raison, l'autre il le frappe gratuitement

Фото профиля Real Prison Issues
Real Prison Issues6 дней назад

Was dude assaulting that chick in public?👀

Фото профиля T D
T D6 дней назад

Difficult to read that situation. Could also have been easily dealt with by not punching the guy.

Фото профиля Lowell Smith
Lowell Smith6 дней назад

That looks like a hubby and wife and it's what they both into, the white knight just wanted to use the juice he's been blasting

Фото профиля past glitch
past glitch6 дней назад

So alcohol is a good or a bad thing I don't know I'm a Muslim tell me 🤔

Фото профиля D.S
D.S6 дней назад

Is it a dude in the blue dress

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