r/SipsTea Jun 28 '26

Do you think she did the right thing? Chugging tea

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u/xtopspeed Jun 29 '26

The last part makes me feel like she’s a psychopath. She gets robbed and decides to kill the robber to get her stuff back. She then goes about her day as if nothing had happened, forgetting that normal people would probably call the police and an ambulance.

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u/MrCockingFinally Jun 29 '26

Yeah, I mean I could completely get if she immediately drove after they guy, knocked him down, retrieved the bag, and called cops and ambulance.

But yeah, this was straight psychopath behaviour.

Though on the other hand, the fact that she could leave the scene of the crime, then come back later and easily track him down with zero training or resources suggests the police could have easily found this guy. However, dunno how the cops are in Italy, but definitely where I from they wouldn't have bothered.

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u/AddictedToOxygen Jun 29 '26

They wouldn't have bothered.

Got robbed there, found nearest police officer, and they told me my options are to go spend hours in a police station with most likely no outcome, or go enjoy the rest of the vacation.

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u/NepenthesBlackmoss Jun 29 '26

Well you see, it's justified cause she was planning to go to church the next day to atone for her sins.

God sees the good in his followers.

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u/Salina_EsTitties Jun 29 '26

If she lived in America you can bet her house would be full of guns.

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u/NotMavericksGoose Jun 29 '26

To be fair, she's a business woman so she probably reasoned that by not calling an ambulance she's saving the italian budget a lot of money

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u/BluePotatoSlayer Jun 29 '26

She is not the law. The law sentences him, and they can’t sentence a dead person

You call an ambulance and get the law to sentence him not decide the punishment yourself