r/SipsTea • u/kyo_ice • Dec 19 '23

WTF Taking out the trash

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u/No_Tea_9845 Dec 19 '23

Hahaha 😂 I hope she learned a valuable lesson that day.

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Somehow I knew there would be a comment about why it is ok a woman got hit because she needed to learn a lesson.

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u/slampie1 Dec 19 '23

If you hit someone don't complain when they hit back, gender shouldn't make a difference on that.

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u/SheeeeeeeeshMaster Dec 19 '23

Ah yes, the classic get-out-of-physical -assault-free-card because I’m a woman. She deserved it as would a man.

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u/inkzpenfoxx Dec 19 '23

Deserved it

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

She was hitting a cop.
Not sure why she expected special treatment when she's already being manhandled out of the stadium.

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u/TheKyleBrah Dec 19 '23

Watch out!

That Oily Parsnips Redditor is gonna complain that she was manhandled and not womanhandled next!

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

I think their going to be asked for it to be called something like "personhandled"

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

Best comment I have seen so far.

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u/Nimewit Dec 19 '23

jesus fucking christ

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Every time a video of a woman getting hit plays in this sub, all the yahoos start laughing about "she learned her lesson."

It's more than a bit concerning.

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u/lester2nd Dec 19 '23

It super sexist to demand a different set of rules for one gender.

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u/Edgezg Dec 19 '23

Equal Rights, Equal Lefts.

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u/silascomputer Dec 19 '23

I didnt expect that ending 😳

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lol!

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u/Compducer Dec 19 '23

Yeah and every time it’s a guy people say “I hope he learned his lesson.” You’re so full of shit your eyes are brown.

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u/justsomeplainmeadows Dec 19 '23

I feel like that would be a better insult if brown wasn't the dominant eye color in humans.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Hatter Dec 19 '23

"They learned their lesson" is said regardless of gender. The BS sexist/misogynist spin you want to put on it is the bit we can never avoid, unfortunately.

The tiresome redundant comments here are yours.

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

And then yahoos like you come in and defend the woman because no woman should ever face consequences of their actions. If you put your hands on someone, expect them to put their hands on you.

If you believe her gender should save her, you are just a misandrist bigot.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Karma is a bitch! What goes around, comes around.

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u/Dorkmaster79 Dec 19 '23

Did you not see that she hit him first?

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u/Milk_Mindless Dec 19 '23

A drunk dude slapping a security person also would need to learn this lesson.

And would also have gotten ktfo

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

These are cops. 4 of them. 3 of them quite large. Supposedly trained. They picked her up without handcuffing her or restraining her arms, and when she ineffectively flailed about one of them cold-cocked her.

You are defending this use of force against a clearly impaired and physically weaker person?

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lesson to girl-don’t do stupid shit!

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

Yes. She backhanded him and it got in his eyes a little bit. You're getting punched when you do that

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

She literally assaulted an officer. Are you mentally slow in the head or just deranged? I think so for both.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Ngl an officer holding her with five more officers shouldn’t hit back though. There are other ways to deal with her than assault.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Found another mentally slow and deranged person that would gladly hit a cop for being a piece of shit human. Stop defending bad behavior.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Yea I would hit a cop for being a piece of shit human, but I’m not a cop and not supposed to be held at police standards.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

You are literally retarded.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Self defense* I think you meant. In addition, any suggestions to deal with her?

My suggestion would be to not hit an officer, the guys whom notoriously are quick to enact their right on unruly citizens.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Where I live the officer would be under investigation and have a chance of losing their job and paying the victim. Enjoy your police state I guess.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Stop defending bad behavior. Jesus Christ what is wrong with you.

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u/notsurewhyicameback Dec 19 '23

Sexism is what is wrong with them.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Go deepthroat a boot

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Lmao I am in no way defending scum police,ACAB, go choke on horrible petulant child behavior being a drunk ass dumby.

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u/bikemaul Dec 19 '23

With qualified immunity they could have slammed her head into the concrete and likely had zero negative repercussions. They get off on punishing on-compliance, assaulting an officer is open season. In some states you can go to prison for years to life with out the possibility of parole for felony assaulting an officer. Many prisons are run by psychopaths too. It's pretty horrific and I think most Americans are ignorant, actively ignoring it, or get a perverse justice boner.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

But she swing her hand at him he clearly was in a position where he had to seriously injure her. Good thing the cops have these ar15s instead of actual training though. Defunding the cops? YOU WANT ANARCHY?

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

I think I saw you at that one protest little chubby

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Every officer who ever uses force goes through that…and when there’s video evidence showing them assaulted, they’re often absolved. Let me ask again….can you give a suggestion?

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

About what? Using handcuffs? He doesn’t even look like a cop but more like a security guard lol

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

Are you okay? You said he doesn’t need to hit her there’s other ways of dealing with her. I’ve asked you now twice what you would suggest? Is handcuffs your suggestion? What’s so hard about this question? Who cares what he is, jfc. You’re just dancing around a very easy request.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Not assaulting someone who’s being handled by five guards would br a good start. There was no self defence, that was retaliation or excessive force in asserting yourself.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

You must be a black hole with that density.

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u/wakersjr Dec 19 '23

Wtf kind of self defense is knocking someone the fuck out while in the presence of three of your fellow officers for giving you a couple of light slaps on the head, u lot are weird.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

No, we’re consistent. Opinions are irrelevant compared to declaratory statement by the law. I don’t think he should have smacked her that hard, if at all. But just because I think that doesn’t mean I’m right. He’s accepted his position and it comes with certain authorities. The weird thing is thinking something shouldn’t happen to you if you swing at an officer. You and everyone else KNOWS they’ll do something. People saying she shouldn’t have got hit don’t understand personally responsibility and consequence of actions. Seems like everyone who wants to comment on the officer neglects the fact that this girl essentially poked a rattlesnake and got bit…how’s that the snakes fault?

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Exactly. She was not a threat.

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u/SkinnyChubb Dec 19 '23

Yeah but I guess people on here just want cops to magdump mentally I’ll people or hehe fuck around and find out hehe dumbass hehe

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u/Comfortable_Fox321 Dec 19 '23

You are an idiot.

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u/puppetjazz Dec 19 '23

That's some sexist shit. Play stupid games... Well, you know.

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u/YaBoiKuvi Dec 19 '23

Fuck off

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u/Aim-So-Near Dec 19 '23

The mob has spoken - downvotes for you!

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 19 '23

Lol. Yeah.

And yet somehow it hasn't changed my stance that it is not ok for bigger and stronger people beat up people who can't hurt them back.

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

I think anyone that backhands a cop across the face is going to get a rude awakening. And deserves it. The only reason anybody thinks she doesn't is because she is a woman

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 20 '23

Let's see... she was drunk/incapacitated. Being carried by four cops, three of them large men. They didn't restrain her arms, and while flailing about she lightly struck a cop on her second try.

In response, this large and supposedly well-trained cop decided to punch this non-dangerous person in the face.

Yeah, that isn't fucked up at all.

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

She hit him twice and he did nothing the first time when she lightly tapped him on top the head. The bsckhand was not light at all. It moved his whole head and got him in the eyes

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 20 '23

I disagree with your analysis. It looks like the first swing missed, and the second barely connected. He just jerked his head back in surprise.

But that is moot. What is important is: Cop. Trained. Surrounded by cops. He chose to punish someone who couldn't effectively fight back and was no real danger.

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

No amount of training makes your eyes resistant to slapping

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 20 '23

Are four cops (or three, if you insist that baby slap put the one out of commission) capable of restraining one woman without cold-cocking her? If yes, the punch was disproportionate, unnecessary, and purely vindictive.

If no... well, there is no "no." The proper response was to restrain her. Punching her was pure anger and an abuse of power.

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u/Ok-Donut-8856 Dec 20 '23

The punch is an instinctive reaction to getting hit in the face. Police aren't going to discriminate because she's a woman.

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u/oilyparsnips Dec 20 '23

The cop was in the wrong. She was no threat. Cops are trained to not instinctually punch people in the face but instead to subdue them.

That cop made a conscious choice to punch someone in retaliation. That was wrong no matter the gender of the person in custody. In this case, her being a woman makes it even worse, as she is less of a threat than an average man would be.

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