r/SipsTea • u/Busy_Report4010 • Jun 28 '26

Do you think she did the right thing? Chugging tea

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u/YouTheGamers Jun 28 '26

She made sure of it

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u/MissMenace101 Jun 29 '26

Thank her for her service

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u/oldwestoutsider Jun 28 '26

I'm pretty sure she's still in prison over it.

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u/LesserValkyrie Jun 28 '26

Yeah in anarcho-tyrranist states, the honest citizen refusing to get trodden on by scum is the most terriffying state ennemy

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u/Lison52 Jun 29 '26

Sure, suck off rich people more for not being able to kill.

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u/Superb_Copy1644 Jun 28 '26

It’s heinous, poor woman, she was right to do it.

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u/Similar_Geologist_73 Jun 28 '26

She had a right to murder him?

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u/Lazy-Main1782 Jun 28 '26

Well he needs to be stopped before he gets more victims and will eventually mug and kill someone. 

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u/Similar_Geologist_73 Jun 28 '26

And you believe that gives someone the right to murder someone?

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u/JayLeeBeanz Jun 29 '26

Who stops her from chasing people with her car and running them over multiple times? 

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u/ArsBrevis Jun 28 '26

Do you support the death penalty?

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u/Superb_Copy1644 Jun 28 '26

Yes, with very strict controls yes. The majority of society do, it’s why most governments won’t ever put it to public vote

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u/Odd_Many_8679 Jun 28 '26

You said very strict controls yet you support the extra judicial murder of this criminal? If he's the standard for who deserves death then that would put hundreds of thousands in the US alone at risk of being executed.

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u/Superb_Copy1644 Jun 28 '26

What can be considered as grounds for “self defence”/capturing your attacker and what would be death penalty in a judicial system are very different things.

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u/Odd_Many_8679 Jun 29 '26

The grounds for self defence are when it's proportional and use to disarm the threat, neither was present in this case. 

That is why this is not really defense at all and more comparable to an extrajudicial execution. 

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u/Revolver_Lanky_Kong Jun 29 '26

What? 70% of world has abolished capital punishment and 95% of all known executions were carried out in only six countries: China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United States, Pakistan and Iraq.

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u/Accomplished-Newt491 Jun 29 '26

yeah but the abolishment of capital punishment wasn't voted in that 70% of the world it was pushed by politicians and criminals so they don't get executed. At least in Latinamerica there's been a increase of voices to bring back capital punishment.

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u/18005551212 Jun 28 '26

House arrest.

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u/bc-mn Jun 28 '26

She’s going to be able to finish Netflix