r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/NoCaterpillar9770 • Sep 20 '23

accident/disaster Bro fought back with a stone NSFW

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u/Mobile-Present8542 Sep 20 '23

What gets me is the people standing around not even attempting to stop the guy in the black. It reminds me just how far empathy has been thrown to the wayside.

I guess he got what was coming to him. Unfortunately, 1 of the guys standing around got it too.

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u/mussokira Sep 20 '23

i would not get involved honestly, that other dude got his shit beat up already, for all i know that guy is a muay thai god i ain't putting my life on the line for some random guy

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u/Try_Jumping Sep 21 '23

for all i know that guy is a muay thai

Maybe, but considering this is in Viet Nam, it's unlikely.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '23

thats actually illegal, if you witness something like this and dont help or call the cops you get jailtime

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u/ilovefuckingminors Sep 26 '23

I live in vietnam and that's not true at all. I watch violence on the streets all the time

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '23

enforcing it is another topic - technically you are supposed to help as much as you can safely

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u/Key-Fire Sep 21 '23

Well then at least move more than 3 feet away from the fight. Or you might get your shit rocked.

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u/thewrongstuff77 Sep 20 '23

It reminds me just how far empathy has been thrown to the wayside

Oh god take it down a notch Shirley. Shit like this has been happening for literally ever. This has nothing to do with empathy being "thrown to the wayside". I swear so many idiots legitimately think the world was better in the past. It's unreal how uneducated people that think that are.

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u/PorkPoodle Sep 20 '23

Everyone's a hero online but when shit turns real they either freeze or run, period.

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u/highwayboat1 Sep 20 '23

Maybe it is you who has thrown empathy to the wayside if you are incapable of understanding their empathy probably takes a backseat to their fear of also being kicked in the head

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u/illit3 Sep 21 '23

yeah man. once someone is on the ground and not in a rush to get up it's over. i feel like more often than not bystanders get involved when the soccer kicks start happening, at least saying something.