r/cringereels 16h ago

TikTok prankster tried to trick someone

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u/MayhewDucky 16h ago

Is the dude alive after that? He was out after the first hit, everything else was just added brain damage.

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u/lordcommanderminis 16h ago

I’m curious to know as well.

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u/Braiseitall 15h ago edited 3h ago

Good thing there was a wheelchair handy.
Thanks for the award u/nobite7802 !

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u/spacexfalcon 7h ago

pretty sure he was already brain damaged at the start of the video

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u/ElectronicJuice7212 4h ago

lmao who cares? He brought it on himself.

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u/Auctoritate 11h ago

Yeah that was way past self defense

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u/untrustworthy_fartt 10h ago

Good. More of these “prank tokkers” and “prank YouTubers” need this kind of reaction. Disabling them from ever doing it again is a net positive, for the whole of society.

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u/vnv 10h ago

I mean… bro could catch a manslaughter charge off that tho… 100% fuck the prankster for bein a dumbass but potential attempted or manslaughter probably ain’t the golden standard we should hope for

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u/untrustworthy_fartt 10h ago

I mean, buddy with the camera didn’t seem concerned about confronting the dude.

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u/vnv 10h ago

Shit I wouldn’t either. But I also wouldn’t fuck with random people. I can’t blame bro at all for swingin off on his dumbass just kinda sucks it might mess his life up

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u/Glum_Judgment6232 7h ago

So being a stupid tiktokker now deserves death penalty or permanent injury. I see. 

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u/MRintheKEYS 6h ago

If you are harassing total strangers who want nothing to do with your “video” sure.

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u/Glum_Judgment6232 5h ago

A slap - sure. Permanent injury or death? Fuck no, have a sense of proportion

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u/ElectronicJuice7212 4h ago

Nah fuck all that. These "pranksters" keep doing this shit because the only ones with restraint are the ones they are pranking. You do this kinda shit? You get what you fuckin' deserve if someone decides to press you.

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u/Glum_Judgment6232 2h ago

What else do you think deserves the death penalty? Littering, parking violations, music too loud, stuff like that yeah? 

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u/Bogorodsk 1h ago

Littering? Death penalty. Parking violation? Death penalty too. Music too loud? Believe it or not, death penalty.

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u/untrustworthy_fartt 1h ago

Hmm, those guys that ride their bike at other people, swerving at the last second, yeah they deserve to mess up and get hit by a car. People who don’t return their shopping carts, who are entirely physically capable. A dude named Rob. People who drive well below the speed limit in the passing lane. Junkies (just a drain on society, even when given the chance to clean up). All of Flock. Greedy dog breeders that only breed for money, not healthy genetics, thus breeding dogs that will inevitably live harder lives, or be euthanized at a shelter. The “influencers” who are blaming Patrick for Lindsay Clancy’s murder of his kids… Oh and BMW drivers.

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u/3heat6 1h ago

I'm with you. These people are fucking crazy lol. I fucking hate all these people trying to get internet famous. Despise them, but to act like death is in any way fair is completely batshit

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u/Small_Community1130 1h ago

this is not a big societal problem tho, like what world do you live in where you are constantly being harassed by pranksters???

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u/untrustworthy_fartt 1h ago

I’m not saying it IS a big problem, so resolving it wouldn’t take much time, at all.

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u/Small_Community1130 1h ago

But disabling someone for being annoying is psychotic tho I believe you struggle to imagine the pain

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u/untrustworthy_fartt 1h ago

He was literally committing assault, in the legal sense; putting others in reasonable fear of physical harm. He deserved what he got and I’ll stick to that.

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u/Small_Community1130 56m ago

He didn't touch anyone but yes he came off as dangerous, but just because you could legally describe something as that doesn't mean you should be permitted to do anything in retaliation. Considering the scenario this could have happened over something that looked even more benign.

He could have died over this and the dude hitting is psychotic as are you honestly

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u/ReturnOfTheKeing 10h ago

How is defending yourself against 2 attackers for 10 seconds over the line?

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u/Wholesomeguy123 9h ago

defending yourself against 2 attackers

Video shows the guy receiving at least 12 blows to the skull while laying on the ground without even his hands up to block them incoming. 

I'm not saying the dude didn't deserve to be smacked, but he legitimately could have been irrevocably brain damaged from that.

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u/BAGP0I 5h ago

Sure but it is reasonable to believe that the guy punching was still so shaken by the initial "assault" (which IS what the wheelchair guy did)... that he felt the need to keep punching to make sure his life was no longer in danger.

The wheel chair guy may not have committed Battery.. but even "pretending" to hit someone is assault in most states. And assault gives the victim the clear in self defense in most states. 

What this wheelchair guy did was the equivalent of jumping into high-speed traffic. Surely the driver who hits him would not be convicted of vehicular homicide.

Just like pretending to start a fight with an innocent bystander who ends up punching you alot to make sure you don't continue to try to fight them for NO REASON AT ALL... 

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u/Wholesomeguy123 1h ago

All I'm saying is that shit like that gets you charged with manslaughter

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u/Nice-Crab-3968 7h ago

FAFO

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u/leolego2 7h ago

FAFO and then he still goes to jail for attempted murder though

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u/Maui_Wowie_ 5h ago

Better Call Saul and start a GoFundMe site

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u/BAGP0I 4h ago

I dont think any jury would convict a guy defending himself from a person who assaulted him from behind. And stopped punching when someone stepped in and told him to stop.

It seems like his body and brain were acting in the typical fight or flight reactions that are natural to thinking someone is lunging at you from behind. Anyone who comes at you from behind is looking to do something REALLY BAD to you, and presumably, without your knowledge or consent. 

This man defended himself after being assaulted and kept fighting until he was told to stop. 

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u/Wholesomeguy123 1h ago

There's a man on trial in my area for manslaughter in a similar situation. Difference is he slammed the guy on the ground. Once. 

From the coverage I've heard it sounds like he's going to get convicted. 

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u/underthesea135 2h ago

That was his only mistake; should’ve ended that waste of oxygen and improved the collective gene pool ever so slightly.

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u/ElsaGranhiert 8h ago

The first 2 punches are fine because he defended himself. After that, he straight up punches the guy like a punching bag. That's not self defense anymore and now counts as an assault.

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u/BAGP0I 4h ago

How he know the first 2 were enough? Dude came at him from behind. A hit to the back of the head is murderous. Homie thought he was about to die and prevented his death in his mentality. The only person who committed "assault" in this video is the dude standing next the wheelchair.

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u/BAGP0I 5h ago edited 4h ago

If some random dude comes at you from behind and you think you just saved your own life by turning around and counterpunching... i feel like you keep punching until you know FOR SURE your life is no longer in jeopardy. 

A trained fighter might recognize that punch 2 was all that was necessary. But the average citizen who thinks they are about to be  mugged is gonna keep fighting until they feel safe/adrenaline calms down.

The only "assault" filmed here was committed by the dude standing next to the wheelchair who purposefully lunged at the dude to make him think he would be harmed.

The victim even STOPS punching as soon as he is told that the assailant is no longer a threat. He doesnt come back for any additional punches or kicks. He just stops.

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u/ElsaGranhiert 4h ago

Because there's a thing called backing away after defending yourself.

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u/BAGP0I 4h ago

But thats what this footage shows.... he did back away after defending himself. This man standing next to a wheelchair assaulted the victim from behind. Then was punched by the victim until the victim was told to stop. Then the victim stopped defending themselves. End of video.

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u/3heat6 2h ago

According to the law, you are very very wrong

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u/leolego2 7h ago

You think that's how it would play out in court? Cmon dude. Punches on a person on the ground go beyond self defense, all they do is cause severe brain damage

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u/OneBillPhil 5h ago

As much as I agree with you anyone that tries to sucker punch a stranger is a dangerous person, a wildcard that could do anything. Do you want to risk not KOing the guy?

Add in some adrenaline making you not think straight and you get this. 

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u/originaltanksta 10h ago

Seems to me like there weren’t any to begin with!

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u/AAActive64 15h ago

Can't get brain damage when you don't have a brain. soooo.

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u/NoBoss2661 14h ago

Such a clever comment!

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u/Dry-University797 7h ago

Don't see any blood, or cuts on the guys face. You can't hit a guy that hard and not leave a mark. Something doesn't line up.

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u/bigtoeupmyass 15h ago

I think the brain damage was preexisting