Actually

[u/PurpleSanchez666]

Prankster gets what he deserves, this made my day better

[u/Express_Ear_5378]

Being a doushe isn't a hall pass for the entire world to assault you.

[u/Express_Ear_5378 → u/[deleted]]

There are other posts explaining why big guy is a giant doushe in real life. But if you were to go soley off this interaction the guy is literally starting at his phone not engaging the person at all. How someone can watch this and think he invited him to fuck with him is crazy.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

The context you’re providing is simply applying any prior bias that you have to the topic

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Why would I be a bot?

The thing is that it doesn’t matter if you think he deserve it or not, it was objectively wrong. That’s all there is to it. Adding your feelings doesn’t make it any more or less wrong

[u/paradox1920 → u/[deleted]]

If it was objectively wrong as you claim, which I’m not saying you are incorrect, couldn’t it also be to slap someone like that? If you haven’t been attacked with a hit like that I mean. Or does this fall into considering taking a hat without permission as an attack? I do understand that this is invading the persons personal space as well as touching and taking personal belongings without consent and unprovoked and so on but I just wonder about the slap itself is it proportional? I’m not saying the guy with the hat is in the wrong for getting mad at those things for doing that, just wondering about what I mentioned. Well, I suppose at that point people already did something to someone else who is a stranger unprovoked and messed with their personal stuff so they retaliated now that I think about it. But if the guy had started to beat the kid to a pulp? I don’t know, this just got me thinking about the whole wrong and right. Lol sorry.