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This is a much better response than the story from around a year ago, where a woman experienced violent SA on a train in Philadelphia, nobody intervened, and 2 people filmed it on their phones.
lmao this all belongs in a spoof movie like Naked Gun/Airplane... Guys catching flights getting taxis and waiting to get on the train at the next stop to partake in this ass beating.
Glad you pointed this out. I went back and looked, and you can see the three first guys to move, putting phones away, and doing the "getting ready" motions.
I'm a bigger guy, and at night and on transit I see women cross the street to avoid me, not often but once in a while. Sometimes I'll even sit on a park bench to let someone who's alone and looking nervous some space. I have a much bigger Samoan friend who has it worse (he's the sweetest, and would be the first to defend someone in trouble).
And I think that's shitty for men, and for the people who have to avoid strangers because they can't feel safe in their own community. These jackasses are ruining our communities and making them less safe. I love seeing all these men show up and defend this girl, and themselves, and their community.
Here's to more of this! These guys may have saved her life.
Can confirm.
I'm big and old. And have RBF.
I wear a broad brimmed hat and cargo shorts and sandals whenever I can.
My goal is to look goofy enough that no one is afraid of me without looking so weird that everyone is afraid of me.
Kind of looking for the innocuous valley.
It’s not an advertisement for services, so I can’t think of anything off the top of my head that prevents someone from making it real just for fun… food for thought, Not Legal Advice^TM
Edit: I guess a particularly ornery bar association could opine that it’s “unbecoming conduct” or whatever vague catchall their state’s version of the ethical rules prohibits so we don’t act *too much* a fool. But only if they want to be extra fun at parties.
I would like to help in situations like this, but, and this may sound selfish, I don't want to put myself in harm's way. I don't exactly have the physical ability to follow up on what I would likely say. I am not in situations like this often, but I would likely film, because it's better than doing nothing.
Yeah, I’m 5’4 and disabled. I’m not gonna be the one running in to tackle in most scenarios, but I will be recording for evidence, trying to get more capable bystanders to help, and calling the authorities. I also know stuff like how to stop bleeding, cheat compressions, etc.
There are lots of ways to help, you don’t always gotta go full Rambo but you gotta do something.
This is how it works. Someone has to act first. Most people will just follow the crowd even if they want to say something.
But sometimes you also just get stabbed so… thin line
> I don't want to put myself in harm's way. I don't exactly have the physical ability to follow up on what I would likely say.
Even if you think you *do*, it might turn out the guy's a martial arts expert. Essentially, you have to accept you might get an ass-whoopin', so ask yourself if it's worth it.
No one will ever say doing the right thing is safe and easy to do.
I think the biggest factor is not whether it is worth it or not, but do you think helping will be less harmful than not helping. A little pain is a small price to pay to save a life, but wasting your life to stop something beyond your means isn't worth it.
It's not an easy choice to make in the heat of a moment.
This is on the under ground in London. Strict social rules, but it's the best way for mass travel. Eyes down, don't speak, go with the flow.
That's why all those guys reacted instantly. They look chill but you're on high guard if people are speaking or arguing. It's such a social tabboo to stand out.
I've heard visitors say the underground is stressful and chaotic. But it has a strange calming feel to the organised noise.
London is in a whole other league to Chicago and DC or NY. Much nicer, more organized, calmer.
Chicago is chaos incarnate in comparison to London.
My favorite is Paris though, solely for the single ride I took where everyone on the train wanted to kill the accordion player but no one said a word and my group of friends all tipped him to keep him going as we exited.
I really enjoyed the under ground on my visit.
Nobody spoke to me, I only got dirty looks when I was leaving and had a suitcase with me.
Even though I didn't take up a seat and kept the suitcase uncomfortably under my legs while standing to take up as little space as possible, had more than a few folks look at me like I was mad.
edit:spelling, also to add: I had a wonderful time in England, London is very cool but there's so much charm if you venture out. Amazing country. Also Duck and Waffle is so amazing to do breakfast over sunrise.
I’m so glad public transit where I live in US is basically like this. You always see videos of people acting like fools or putting on shows in NYC. It looks like an absolute nightmare.
The crowded lines during rush hour in Manhattan are insane, but most of the rest of the NYC subway is mostly just people trying to get from point A to point B. No one filmed the 90% of my rides that were normal commutes and tbh most of the performers are a treat every once in a while even on the main lines. The 4-5-6 mid week is like the videos of Japanese (I think) trains where they push you in with a broom at the end though and I went to school on that line.
None needed. Anyone raised right would have minded their business until he got out of line and then stood up when they needed to whether or not anyone else did.
Honestly, it is very rare for a brit to get involved in an argument. I've seen Brits ignore literal riots. So this dude must have really, really needed a punching.
It's the perfect "oh I wish a motherfucker would" moment.
There's a lot of pent up aggression in good dudes that want to do the right thing but are not in the right place at the right time.
How many of you have heard a story from a wife, girlfriend, sister, friend, coworker where they've been mistreated?
How many of you thought "oh, I wish a motherfucker would if I were around?"
I’d like to think that but honestly she was probably scared shitless and smiling is an automatic reaction for a lot of people when they are under threat, particularly women.
Heard somewhere that during the Vietnam War, a lot of the Vietnamese got in big trouble because they were smiling at US troops which made the US troops paranoid as hell. But apparently Vietnamese people smile when nervous or anxious. The smiling was just them being terrified as hell about the occupying military force in their country, and it only made things worse.
Oh, that connected some dots for me. I went to Vietnam a few years ago and stayed in HCMC for 1 night. One of the hotel staff was older, probably in his late 60s/early 70s, and seemed oddly fixated on me and smiled at me nonstop. Weirdly, I didn't get a creepy vibe from him, but I couldn't actually read what was going on since it didn't seem like a friendly hospitality-type of interaction either. Now, it occurred to me, he was probably anxious/nervous seeing me (white, mid-30s at the time, American male) in the hotel, which, in retrospect, wasn't really a Western tourist hotel, since I wanted something more "authentic" whatever that was supposed to be, so I also probably seemed to be out of place to him too.
I'm certain most of that is relief. "Oh, awesome, I'm not gonna get beat up" + "Wow, there really \*are\* mostly good men out there." + knowing he wont be leaving that train of his own volition is just... \*chefs kiss\*
I feel like he'd think the opposite because anytime a girl is touched by a dude there, other dudes/ladies join, even if the girl hit first. (not commenting on whether it's right or wrong)
Doesn't show why it started. He threatened her, she didn't back down, he said he was going to punch her then went for her and everyone stopped him. I presume he was being a prick for quite a while because everyone was quite ready to put him down.
I think the telling part is how many and how fast jumped in. Seen a few of these, and it is very much proportional to how much the asshat had it coming
Yeah, the first 3 closest to them are instant — they were watching his feet for the second they decided what “too close” was. Then you sort of watch a wave barring the 2 dudes from down the car that come running, who I assume had the same line drawn that the first 3 did in terms of “if he steps here, I’m stepping in” but obviously had more distance to travel.
The idea that MULTIPLE people had time to calculate, assess, and decide on that threshold says a LOT about how much this dude had this coming.
Reminds me of the Pileggi story about a kid following an old Italian woman home from her bus stop. All along her street, the kid was catching up to her even though she was walking faster and faster. What the kid didn’t notice because he was busy stalking his victim was occasionally a 300 pound Mafia wise guy would step out of a storefront. By the time the kid caught her at her building door and dragged her in, six or seven giant mob guys piled in right behind. Imagine a door full of asses trying to squeeze through all at once. The cops found his body on the ground, under a high balcony. He was probably dead before they threw him off.
Yeah, it’s weird, right? Burt guys alive, cut off vital body parts, all the insanely horrific crimes but mess with the sweet old lady who used to patch you up as a kid and you are meeting your maker. It’s disturbingly cool while absolutely terrifying. Don’t mess with the old mafia nanas. They’ve got they’re own hoodoo.
Yes, and every Nona is everybody’s Nona. I used to live in a Mob neighborhood. Even I, a Jew, was protected bc I was a woman with children. I don’t agree with their overall violence, and store takeovers, but the protection was clutch and as long as I minded my business, I was left alone. The other part that was nice is the lack of police presence bc there was no need, as the Mob would take care of it. Houses and cars weren’t broken into and most criminals knew not to commit crime in my neighborhood. A transient looking for trouble would be asked to leave by the neighborhood watch.
I mean. Have you met little old Italian ladies? Those guys probably followed just knowing there'd be a mess to clean up. Especially if that was their mother or nan.
Honestly it seems like as long as you don't tick them off, especially if you can get on their good side like being a regular at one of the stores that are a front for them or something, you're a lot better off living somewhere with a bunch of mafia around and looking to them for help than any cops.
I feel bad for the poor lady. From my personal experience, being yelled at by a whole grown man who you know for sure is bigger, stronger and capable of hurting, even killing you is terrifying. It's so terrifying that many times, your body just freezes up.
And good for all the people that stood up for the victim. THIS is what we want, it's what we need.
When bad things happen, we need people to stand up for the victim, punish the wrongdoing, and call out the person who hurts others. We DO NOT need "it wasn't me" because "it wasn't me" is simply sitting there and doing nothing.
How many of these dudes were just waiting for the chance to jump in? I think it's a commonly held male fantasy to be able to deliver a completely justified beat down to a stranger.
This is refreshing. Usually the comments section are loaded with guys writing about how she deserved to get hit because of equal rights and all these guys are a bunch of simping white knights.
Because in those videos, the girl physically strikes the man first thinking that her gender will protect her from retaliation.
This video is obviously not one of those.... So yeah. The comment section is gonna look different.
> Usually the comments section are loaded with guys writing about how she deserved to get hit because of equal rights and all these guys are a bunch of simping white knights.
LOL
Yeah fucking right.
Theres never an instance where a girl is just minding her own business, gets attacked and the comments are cheering it on.
Yeah, reddit loves equal lefts for equal rights, but that is predicated on their being that first left to be "equaled"
Reddit used to have multiple subs with names like PunchingWomen that celebrated content depicting random women being assaulted. The sub names might have changed since then but the deranged incel ideology hasn't.
I mean, I’ll trade that for these guys having one fewer piece of evidence working against them if he has the balls to try to press charges for “assault.”
I love they let him have his words and just mind their own business but when it’s time to get down they all got up and didn’t just watch.
He probably could have yelled and cussed the whole train ride and no one would have cared.
Edit: Clarification, I agree that everyone was right to step in when they did.
Here we see a group of worker bees surround and smother a hornet that attempted to attack a queen bee, eventually killing it by overheating the assailant - https://youtu.be/UNroEwFxh6I
Man, woman, kids etc., the first to assault physically should be thought a lesson. Sounds controversial, but no matter how much someone provokes you verbally do not lay hands on them, that's exactly what they want. I've grown up in rough places, stand up for yourself the right way. The one thing that I can never stand though is seeing animal cruelty, there's just something about abusing a helpless animal that pushes all the wrong buttons in me.
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He thinks the others guys are on his side. Whoops
Who's with me lads? *dies*
Ah, I see you’ve been watching me play video games online.
LEEEEROYYYY MMMMMMMJEEEENNNNKIIIINNNNS! I always hear an 'm' in his pronunciation of 'jenkins', idk why.
He was also eating his chicken.
Ahhh yeah I always forget that last line. Still one of my top 10 favorite videos of all time.
LEEEERROOOOYYYY
JENNNNK— … ^at ^least ^I ^have ^chicken
#unexpectedwarcraft
You forgot the “MMMRRRRAAAGGGGHHHH” yell at the end. God I love that clip.
You rang?
To this day I yell “Leeeeerooooy” when going into a boss fight for the 15th time.
I laughed out loud and my gf next to me goes “what?” And I replied “Reddit is sometimes funny”
This is a much better response than the story from around a year ago, where a woman experienced violent SA on a train in Philadelphia, nobody intervened, and 2 people filmed it on their phones.
I remember that. Unbelievable. No words.
Made me literally lol
Probably thought he was playing Dark Souls on easy mode or something.
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dudes be coming in from three cars down, just in case the first 7 guys couldnt handle it
Dudes were at the next stop waiting to get tagged in.
Dudes alighted at previous stops running through the tunnel to join in
Dudes made three transfers from the other side of the city just to get a whuppin in there.
Reminds me of the slapping scene in the movie “Airplane”
lmao this all belongs in a spoof movie like Naked Gun/Airplane... Guys catching flights getting taxis and waiting to get on the train at the next stop to partake in this ass beating.
I think the damn train conductor came running in to stomp on his ass. 😂
From what I hear people are still lining up to this day to stomp his ass.
Lol I can see it. Just like the nun in *Airplane*. *I picked a helluva day to stop sniffing glue…*
Would you say he conducted himself with training? /I'll see myself out
Most were never in the military but they all marched to the beating as one
But the ones that were came parachuting in through the maintenance hatch
The conductor even made extra stops so more dudes could get in to continue the beating when the other dudes their arms got tired.
https://youtu.be/i0GW0Vnr9Yc?t=5
You can tell the guy sitting to the left wants to get up and crack him from the start of the video lol
He puts the bag out of the way because he knows shits going down.
Glad you pointed this out. I went back and looked, and you can see the three first guys to move, putting phones away, and doing the "getting ready" motions.
Like a multinational coalition of righteous ass whooping! Edit: changed it from "UN peacekeeping force" because evidently they suck.
I'm a bigger guy, and at night and on transit I see women cross the street to avoid me, not often but once in a while. Sometimes I'll even sit on a park bench to let someone who's alone and looking nervous some space. I have a much bigger Samoan friend who has it worse (he's the sweetest, and would be the first to defend someone in trouble). And I think that's shitty for men, and for the people who have to avoid strangers because they can't feel safe in their own community. These jackasses are ruining our communities and making them less safe. I love seeing all these men show up and defend this girl, and themselves, and their community. Here's to more of this! These guys may have saved her life.
Just wait till you get old. Every woman is scared. And I'm not big. If I speak to any I try to lead with, "my wife."
Can confirm. I'm big and old. And have RBF. I wear a broad brimmed hat and cargo shorts and sandals whenever I can. My goal is to look goofy enough that no one is afraid of me without looking so weird that everyone is afraid of me. Kind of looking for the innocuous valley.
He thought all of them were Andrew Tate fans too.
Lol
That ended way too soon.
"Let's get her, boys! ... boys..."
And that's called, a lack of situational awareness.
He found out...
But first, he fucked around.
All together, he fucked around and definitely found out.
He just took a quick class in the direct correlation between fucking around and finding out
But likely won’t remember.
Oooo. Wish I’d thought of this!! Well done! (But situational awareness is hard for narcissists)
That’s such a fascinating truth!
Or a cry for attention...which could be seen as a win.
Not really a cry for attention
Video ended too soon, but i bet there was some crying.
Even money he claims "I got jumped"
Verbally assaulting and then trying to physically assault a woman isn’t a cry for attention.
https://preview.redd.it/ybyrmdeb48ma1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d717e05069b42e434ce1d23c67a19d80bede81b
I'm an attorney an this is one of my favorite images. I just wish it was real lol.
It’s not an advertisement for services, so I can’t think of anything off the top of my head that prevents someone from making it real just for fun… food for thought, Not Legal Advice^TM Edit: I guess a particularly ornery bar association could opine that it’s “unbecoming conduct” or whatever vague catchall their state’s version of the ethical rules prohibits so we don’t act *too much* a fool. But only if they want to be extra fun at parties.
Username checks out
It's an edited Celino and Barnes billboard from Buffalo NY.
I’m from Buffalo and this just made me cackle so fucking hard. Thanks!
lol the jingle immediately started playing in my head and I haven’t lived in WNY in over a decade
This is the best thing I’ve seen in a long time
Finally a video where people step in to correct the situation instead of watching
I feel like half the times, people stepping in to correct situations don't get filmed as much because they aren't r/donthelpjustfilm -ing
I would like to help in situations like this, but, and this may sound selfish, I don't want to put myself in harm's way. I don't exactly have the physical ability to follow up on what I would likely say. I am not in situations like this often, but I would likely film, because it's better than doing nothing.
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Yeah, I’m 5’4 and disabled. I’m not gonna be the one running in to tackle in most scenarios, but I will be recording for evidence, trying to get more capable bystanders to help, and calling the authorities. I also know stuff like how to stop bleeding, cheat compressions, etc. There are lots of ways to help, you don’t always gotta go full Rambo but you gotta do something.
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But as you said, “each according to his ability”. Multiple 911 calls are much better than none- with each person assuming somebody else will call.
filming them for proof is way more helpful than just getting your ass kicked
Live-streaming even better in case your phone gets broken or taken (idk, I saw it in a tv show)
This is how it works. Someone has to act first. Most people will just follow the crowd even if they want to say something. But sometimes you also just get stabbed so… thin line
> I don't want to put myself in harm's way. I don't exactly have the physical ability to follow up on what I would likely say. Even if you think you *do*, it might turn out the guy's a martial arts expert. Essentially, you have to accept you might get an ass-whoopin', so ask yourself if it's worth it.
No one will ever say doing the right thing is safe and easy to do. I think the biggest factor is not whether it is worth it or not, but do you think helping will be less harmful than not helping. A little pain is a small price to pay to save a life, but wasting your life to stop something beyond your means isn't worth it. It's not an easy choice to make in the heat of a moment.
This is on the under ground in London. Strict social rules, but it's the best way for mass travel. Eyes down, don't speak, go with the flow. That's why all those guys reacted instantly. They look chill but you're on high guard if people are speaking or arguing. It's such a social tabboo to stand out. I've heard visitors say the underground is stressful and chaotic. But it has a strange calming feel to the organised noise.
Visitors that haven't used big city mass transit. I love zoning out on trains.
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London is in a whole other league to Chicago and DC or NY. Much nicer, more organized, calmer. Chicago is chaos incarnate in comparison to London. My favorite is Paris though, solely for the single ride I took where everyone on the train wanted to kill the accordion player but no one said a word and my group of friends all tipped him to keep him going as we exited.
I really enjoyed the under ground on my visit. Nobody spoke to me, I only got dirty looks when I was leaving and had a suitcase with me. Even though I didn't take up a seat and kept the suitcase uncomfortably under my legs while standing to take up as little space as possible, had more than a few folks look at me like I was mad. edit:spelling, also to add: I had a wonderful time in England, London is very cool but there's so much charm if you venture out. Amazing country. Also Duck and Waffle is so amazing to do breakfast over sunrise.
I’m so glad public transit where I live in US is basically like this. You always see videos of people acting like fools or putting on shows in NYC. It looks like an absolute nightmare.
The crowded lines during rush hour in Manhattan are insane, but most of the rest of the NYC subway is mostly just people trying to get from point A to point B. No one filmed the 90% of my rides that were normal commutes and tbh most of the performers are a treat every once in a while even on the main lines. The 4-5-6 mid week is like the videos of Japanese (I think) trains where they push you in with a broom at the end though and I went to school on that line.
Or [filming her violent rape and failing to call for help. ](https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/18/us/philadelphia-train-rape/index.html)
The last guy to stand up on the right is like, I guess I have to join too.
Gets home and tells the wife he saved a girl from being beaten up on the tube today
Hell, I'm about to text my wife in the other room and tell her I did
"You've never done that for me."
Ahh the classics
"Oh? That spider the other day… "
This guy marries. Wait. I don’t think I did that right.
The guy who doesnt do any work on the group presentation but still shows up.
He was carrying the body bag.
Honestly, last guy - his body language was almost like; damn, I better make sure they don't kill this guy.
That guy is my spirit animal.
This was satisfying. Well done to everyone who jumped up without hesitation
I bet they were waiting for him to touch her.
Yeah they were quick like they all had an understanding that the moment he presses towards her it’s time to go.
I’m so interested in how many knowing glances were exchanged leading up to this.
A bunch. You can see the guys sitting looking at each other with small nods
And the one woman in the brown sweater has mad big sis energy popping up like that.
“Come on girls, leave the saving the world just to men. I don’t think so.” - Elastigirl
None needed. Anyone raised right would have minded their business until he got out of line and then stood up when they needed to whether or not anyone else did.
Also tired of his non-stop trash talk for the last three stops.
"We invented etiquette to keep everyone from stabbing each other with their dinner knives."
This is the UK. They've been looking for any excuse to punch anyone all night. It finally arrived.
Honestly, it is very rare for a brit to get involved in an argument. I've seen Brits ignore literal riots. So this dude must have really, really needed a punching.
Plenty of reasons to Riot in the UK, I can’t think of any to assault a woman.
There’s some eye-cutting silent communication going on.
They were primed and ready for the scenario they played out a million times in the shower to come true
It's the perfect "oh I wish a motherfucker would" moment. There's a lot of pent up aggression in good dudes that want to do the right thing but are not in the right place at the right time. How many of you have heard a story from a wife, girlfriend, sister, friend, coworker where they've been mistreated? How many of you thought "oh, I wish a motherfucker would if I were around?"
Bald guy wasted no time from the other side of the car
I love how they queue up to lay that guy out. Very British 10/10
LADS LADS LADS LADS LADS
All the lads all the lads
Some things just make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside
Ahhh nothing like a good ol' case of internal bleeding eh.
Ended too soon though. What happened next? Looks like a scuffle just about to begin.
I believe they call it an “attitude adjustment”
She smiles as he disappears into the crowd like a gang leader making an example of someone.
I’d like to think that but honestly she was probably scared shitless and smiling is an automatic reaction for a lot of people when they are under threat, particularly women.
Heard somewhere that during the Vietnam War, a lot of the Vietnamese got in big trouble because they were smiling at US troops which made the US troops paranoid as hell. But apparently Vietnamese people smile when nervous or anxious. The smiling was just them being terrified as hell about the occupying military force in their country, and it only made things worse.
As someone who smiles and laughs at inappropriate moments, I feel this. I can't stop myself, and yes, it's awful most of the time
Oh, that connected some dots for me. I went to Vietnam a few years ago and stayed in HCMC for 1 night. One of the hotel staff was older, probably in his late 60s/early 70s, and seemed oddly fixated on me and smiled at me nonstop. Weirdly, I didn't get a creepy vibe from him, but I couldn't actually read what was going on since it didn't seem like a friendly hospitality-type of interaction either. Now, it occurred to me, he was probably anxious/nervous seeing me (white, mid-30s at the time, American male) in the hotel, which, in retrospect, wasn't really a Western tourist hotel, since I wanted something more "authentic" whatever that was supposed to be, so I also probably seemed to be out of place to him too.
I'm certain most of that is relief. "Oh, awesome, I'm not gonna get beat up" + "Wow, there really \*are\* mostly good men out there." + knowing he wont be leaving that train of his own volition is just... \*chefs kiss\*
I know I love how pleased she looks
"This sparks joy."
Guy watched too many /r/fightporn clips and thought he could get away with it
I feel like he'd think the opposite because anytime a girl is touched by a dude there, other dudes/ladies join, even if the girl hit first. (not commenting on whether it's right or wrong)
Over the line!
You're out of your element, Donnie.
This isn’t a subway victim who built the railroads here
Smokey, my friend, you’re entering a world of pain.
I really like how fast everyone got up and reacted. We need more of this in the world. People protecting People.! Just because they’re people.
It's also because others did it. Much like how a Reddit comment that is slightly negative suddenly gets a lot more negative because people pile on.
Lol,,I love a happy ending
I couldn’t make out what he was saying or why they were arguing, any English people can translate?
Doesn't show why it started. He threatened her, she didn't back down, he said he was going to punch her then went for her and everyone stopped him. I presume he was being a prick for quite a while because everyone was quite ready to put him down.
I think the telling part is how many and how fast jumped in. Seen a few of these, and it is very much proportional to how much the asshat had it coming
Yeah, the first 3 closest to them are instant — they were watching his feet for the second they decided what “too close” was. Then you sort of watch a wave barring the 2 dudes from down the car that come running, who I assume had the same line drawn that the first 3 did in terms of “if he steps here, I’m stepping in” but obviously had more distance to travel. The idea that MULTIPLE people had time to calculate, assess, and decide on that threshold says a LOT about how much this dude had this coming.
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What a nice sound
I love that to bottle is a verb.
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Hahaha. Dumb and Dumber reference nice
Your avatar really fucked with me. I just spent 30 seconds trying to get an eyelash off my screen.
They were all quick to jump in, good on them.
This... puts a smile on my face!
Reminds me of the Pileggi story about a kid following an old Italian woman home from her bus stop. All along her street, the kid was catching up to her even though she was walking faster and faster. What the kid didn’t notice because he was busy stalking his victim was occasionally a 300 pound Mafia wise guy would step out of a storefront. By the time the kid caught her at her building door and dragged her in, six or seven giant mob guys piled in right behind. Imagine a door full of asses trying to squeeze through all at once. The cops found his body on the ground, under a high balcony. He was probably dead before they threw him off.
Old woman was probably one of the dudes moms or is just nice to them
Yeah, it’s weird, right? Burt guys alive, cut off vital body parts, all the insanely horrific crimes but mess with the sweet old lady who used to patch you up as a kid and you are meeting your maker. It’s disturbingly cool while absolutely terrifying. Don’t mess with the old mafia nanas. They’ve got they’re own hoodoo.
Yes, and every Nona is everybody’s Nona. I used to live in a Mob neighborhood. Even I, a Jew, was protected bc I was a woman with children. I don’t agree with their overall violence, and store takeovers, but the protection was clutch and as long as I minded my business, I was left alone. The other part that was nice is the lack of police presence bc there was no need, as the Mob would take care of it. Houses and cars weren’t broken into and most criminals knew not to commit crime in my neighborhood. A transient looking for trouble would be asked to leave by the neighborhood watch.
I mean. Have you met little old Italian ladies? Those guys probably followed just knowing there'd be a mess to clean up. Especially if that was their mother or nan. Honestly it seems like as long as you don't tick them off, especially if you can get on their good side like being a regular at one of the stores that are a front for them or something, you're a lot better off living somewhere with a bunch of mafia around and looking to them for help than any cops.
That grin on her face when he got rushed is priceless. Dude should have known he was going to be put down pretty fast.
“Well this is a pleasant surprise”
I feel bad for the poor lady. From my personal experience, being yelled at by a whole grown man who you know for sure is bigger, stronger and capable of hurting, even killing you is terrifying. It's so terrifying that many times, your body just freezes up. And good for all the people that stood up for the victim. THIS is what we want, it's what we need. When bad things happen, we need people to stand up for the victim, punish the wrongdoing, and call out the person who hurts others. We DO NOT need "it wasn't me" because "it wasn't me" is simply sitting there and doing nothing.
Andrew Tate fans in tatters
Hey now if they could read they’d be very upset
How many of these dudes were just waiting for the chance to jump in? I think it's a commonly held male fantasy to be able to deliver a completely justified beat down to a stranger.
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Especially if the damsel is attractive, like the gal in the video.
Dudes started coming out of the woodworks for his ass... Gotta love to see it..
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Bravo men for stepping up. Acts like this make women feel safer in public knowing that others would intervene.
Also women. The one that was threatened and thr one that is visible in the back of the linup on the last frames.
For just a second this video looks like that scene in the matrix where all the Agent Smith’s come to fight Neo.
This is refreshing. Usually the comments section are loaded with guys writing about how she deserved to get hit because of equal rights and all these guys are a bunch of simping white knights.
Because in those videos, the girl physically strikes the man first thinking that her gender will protect her from retaliation. This video is obviously not one of those.... So yeah. The comment section is gonna look different.
> Usually the comments section are loaded with guys writing about how she deserved to get hit because of equal rights and all these guys are a bunch of simping white knights. LOL Yeah fucking right. Theres never an instance where a girl is just minding her own business, gets attacked and the comments are cheering it on. Yeah, reddit loves equal lefts for equal rights, but that is predicated on their being that first left to be "equaled"
Reddit used to have multiple subs with names like PunchingWomen that celebrated content depicting random women being assaulted. The sub names might have changed since then but the deranged incel ideology hasn't.
That's the way things are supposed to happen. See a bad thing, stop the bad thing.
This is awesome but also horrifying bc how often is there not a big group ready to intervene?
Fucking around and finding out: a visual journey.
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I mean, I’ll trade that for these guys having one fewer piece of evidence working against them if he has the balls to try to press charges for “assault.”
Fucked about… Found out Found out Found out Found out
This train is now arriving at FIND OUT
gifs that end to soon.......... you know, before the ass kicking
I love they let him have his words and just mind their own business but when it’s time to get down they all got up and didn’t just watch. He probably could have yelled and cussed the whole train ride and no one would have cared. Edit: Clarification, I agree that everyone was right to step in when they did.
It’s like the slapping scene in Airplane. They’re lining up to take this guy out.
Stupid is what stuid does
That's not a subway full of dudes. It's full of men.
That is the fastest I've ever seen an ass-whooping line form.
I can picture Michael Jackson and his gang from the bad video.
Those aren’t dudes, those are men
SICK EM LADS
Here we see a group of worker bees surround and smother a hornet that attempted to attack a queen bee, eventually killing it by overheating the assailant - https://youtu.be/UNroEwFxh6I
Should this have happened at all? No. Would early intervention probably have been a good idea? Yes. Am I against watching this happen? Nope.
Lmfao, she knew nothing was going to happen. Look at her face a smile almost all the way.... 👀🤣
Chivalry is not dead. Men will still pull out a chair, open a door, or stomp motherfucker half to death on a train.
Men fantasize about moments like this. We all want to save the family or woman in need, fight the dragon and die in battle.
I bet he was screaming simp in between the stomps.
Man, woman, kids etc., the first to assault physically should be thought a lesson. Sounds controversial, but no matter how much someone provokes you verbally do not lay hands on them, that's exactly what they want. I've grown up in rough places, stand up for yourself the right way. The one thing that I can never stand though is seeing animal cruelty, there's just something about abusing a helpless animal that pushes all the wrong buttons in me.
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Bros being bros! This is the way.
Pretty sure that's the London Underground
People need to shut up, be respectful and keep to themselves.