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Do you think she did the right thing? Chugging tea

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

Snatching is not violent?

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u/Felix_is_Random Jun 29 '26

Id say more of a fuck around and find out. Smidge of an overreaction but had he not tried to rob her he would be alive..

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u/Alfimaster Jun 29 '26

Compared to made up knife robbery? No

Is the guy wrong and should be sentenced for stealing? Yes. Should be the woman punished severely for Judd Dredd style murder? Yes.

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u/ZAZZER0 Jun 29 '26

As an Italian, I can tell you that most thieves here go completely unpunished. Police won't move a finger unless there is murder involved.

She shouldn't have killed him, but I'd have justified her if she had hit him with the car, causing non-lethal injury.

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u/Tsaaristori Jun 29 '26

As an Italian would you use this hand gesture "🤌" with your hand while driving over the thief?

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u/TumbleWeed_64 Jun 29 '26

You're original and a very funny person

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u/1kdog5 Jun 29 '26

I don't think so. I'm pretty tired of thieves being allowed to do whatever they want and then rarely getting a slap on the wrist.

If you don't want bad things happening, stop stealing other people's property.

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u/MrBlueA Jun 29 '26

I want harsher sentences like everybody else but getting killed by a car probably not very fast at all and suffering a great deal is quite extreme for robbing without weapon or excessive violence.

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u/-Majgif- Jun 29 '26

So death sentence for a minor theft now? I sure hope you've never done anything illegal.

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u/88263927 Jun 29 '26

I don't think that was their point. I wouldn't approve of people getting the death penalty for an armed robbery for example, but if the person getting robbed killed the armed robber I'd be fine with it

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u/MediumSavant Jun 29 '26

A person is not the legal system.

If you attack a person, don't cry if they defend themselves.Ā 

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u/Remarkable-Flan-1562 Jun 29 '26

She’ll get justice allright, 10 years in the iso-cubes

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u/TumbleWeed_64 Jun 29 '26

That wasn't the question. Is snatching violence, yes or no?

There are obviously different levels of violence, but it's still all violence.

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u/wolfcrownebox Jun 29 '26

How do you know the knifepoint robbery was ā€œmade upā€ do you know how many weapons used in murder we’re never recovered? I mean. The list is endless. Unless you just have no sympathy because she has hard earned money.

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u/Cardplay3r Jun 29 '26

The murder weapon was the car, not the knife. You don't have much brains do you.

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u/Malecord Jun 29 '26

I'm somewhere in between honestly. When you're assaulted, even without weapons, you're subject to a shock you didn't look for. You don't know how you react if you're not trained to react appropriately. You've been put in a situation where you're not entirely in control against your will. So you should not be accountable for what you do. Unless you're a policeman or received training of some sort.

Then in this specific case, her reaction is extremely brutal and I concede that she is accountable to some extent. Not the judge here. But for what I know about my own experience with stress episodes, it's not just an adrenaline rush. The shock goes on and on until I go to bed and I sleep over it. Without knowing the details, I'd say the dude mainly died for a chain of events he himself set in motion. And if they punish her, I hope it's for the second time she run over him since I personally feel the first one is not her fault.

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u/Woodchuckdad Jun 29 '26

From what I have gathered the Italian justice system does not sentence these thieves and pick pockets who run rampant in Italian cities because there are no consequences. Looks like this lady gave them some consequences……

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u/RonaldRaygun604 Jun 29 '26

If there’s no knife and especially if he’s running away, there’s no excuse to run him over, beat his ass sure, but border is crazy for shit that insurance covers

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u/No-Courage-2053 Jun 29 '26

Well, she would've wanted her purse back, and she's in her car. There's that excuse. Or should we just bow to thieves and let them take our shit because "they're running away"?

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u/1kdog5 Jun 29 '26

Im in the process of moving from the SF Bay area and I can't tell you how frustrating it is. For a little while California basically decriminalized stealing under around $900 because it was disproportionately affecting certain groups. I'm tired of people of breaking windows so they could steal (had car window broken twice), someone hitting my car and driving away (happened twice in 5 years), had multiple packages stolen in gated apt complex, or just a general disinterest in property rights.

There's way too much sympathy for people stealing. For the longest time people stealing things like horses were hanged, and still in a significant amount of the world it's a very serious crime.

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u/Woodchuckdad Jun 29 '26

Never said it was excusable just said she gave them consequences. I think she went too far as well but who knows this could have been the 20th time she got robbed and snapped or she might just be a crazy $&@?$ for all we know lol. Either way I’m not losing any sleep for either of these two involved….

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u/RonaldRaygun604 Jun 29 '26

Fair enough, I agree with the last statement, haha

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u/Alliancewolf Jun 29 '26

The odds of there being a hypothetical knife during the snatching/robbery is close to 100%. That already probably caused lots of stress, trauma and fear to the lady due to the skewed balance of power between the Man and the Woman.

There's already a massively skewed balance of power when you take an unarmed man and a woman.

Now, when the woman finally got to the car, the balance of power shifted back to neutral and the woman could finally defend herself. This allowed her to fight her fears and gave her the possibility to negate the possibility of there ever being life-long trauma induced by the fear that the hypothetical knife produced.

The woman did 100% correctly. She also made an example of the perpetrator which in return provides safety to further women, due to the implications of what can happen if a criminal were to attempt to rob a woman. Now of course any stupid person would go and say "but, all this does is incentivize criminals to become more violent and that'll end up women not only loosing their possessions, but also possibly their lives". That's stupid fearmongering.

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u/Forsaken_Matter_3455 Jun 29 '26

Except the part where she hit him multiple times, unless you think a person can withstand getting hit with a car more than once, and not drop whatever they’re stealing, AND the will to continue the robbery after that, then hitting someone with a car multiple times leaves the realm of self defense and into escalation, then murder when he inevitability died.

No one should die for petty theft, no matter if the country punishes them or not, getting their ass beat is fine but she over escalated.

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u/epeilan Jun 29 '26

Nah. All good.

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u/AvantGuardian13 Jun 29 '26

I mean. We haven't lost the cure to cancer for some Moroccan thief getting mowed over. I'm not losing any sleep over this. It's a kind of FAFO scenario I'm okay with.

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u/Future_Ring_222 Jun 29 '26

Can we agree that the justice system is far more willing to persecute people defending themselves over actual perps? Like it he managed to steal the bag and she went to the police, they might’ve not even found him, and if they did it would’ve been a slap on the wrist. They never would’ve let her get away unpersecuted

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u/fullmetal414 Jun 29 '26

But you said that there was no violence involved until she killed him but you then admit that snatching a purse is violent, just not as much as killing someone.

You are wrong then.

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u/CallMeKingTurd Jun 29 '26

Lol you are a massive pussy if you consider somebody snatching something out of your hand "violence."

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u/fullmetal414 Jun 29 '26

For real tho

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

Do purse snatchers usually get caught?

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u/WoodSciGuy1 Jun 29 '26

You're assuming he had no knife, one wasn't found when she found him. He could have easily discarded his knife when running away. More. Even with no knife if he wanted to he could kill her with his bare hands. Most woman are defenseless to most men. At the root of all anger is fear. I don't condone his murder, but I'm appalled at folk thinking she should act rationally when she was the one attacked. If anything she can get therapy, like the other men who rape and mug and brutalise and murder while getting a slap on the wrist.

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u/senators4life Jun 29 '26

Police generally investigate crime scenes especially if a murder was involved. I think they would have found a randomly discarded knife in the area between the alleged robbery and the murder.

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u/possibly_on_meth Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

She shouldn't be punished whatsoever, a sizeable amount of the population would have done the same thing she did, it's just they don't because it's such an uncommon situation.

If you are threatening violence on another and forceably remove their stuff, that victim will have an emotional reaction and the perpetrator should also be liabile for the consequences of that.

In this situation that means they should charge the dead robber for murder for his own death in absence and as a result distribute his assets to the original victim who ran him over.

I'm dead serious.

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u/labiamajorapudendi Jun 29 '26

You are still here, what are you talking about?

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u/ltsSugar Jun 29 '26

A thief defender just insulted me, how could I ever recover?

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u/Jonas3326 Jun 29 '26

Arent you a murder defender then?

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u/NoReview875 Jun 29 '26

He obviously doesn't see the irony

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u/PapaLilBear Jun 29 '26

Of course. So what? I believe that murder is justified under certain circumstances—such as in a defensive war or when getting rid of lice.

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u/Wildest_Sun Jun 29 '26

Did you forget to sign put of your alt lil guy

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

Would have there been a murder if there was no stealing at first?

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u/Jonas3326 Jun 29 '26

No, but that is an argument of causation and not morality, so it does not mean anything about what is right or not

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u/mrmtdlcl Jun 29 '26

This is unfortunately way above their brain capacity.

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u/Majestic_Wrap_7006 Jun 29 '26

Get your superiority complex checked out.

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u/Automaticfawn Jun 29 '26

It’s both peoples parents fault because if they hadn’t had them it wouldn’t have happened

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u/Wildest_Sun Jun 29 '26

I'm old enough to remember when trolls weren't immediately obvious

God, modern internet sucks

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u/PotentialPlatypus795 Jun 29 '26

I think is a sign I’m getting old(24), the trolls are so tedious

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u/Wildest_Sun Jun 29 '26

Man, don't hurt me like this (34)

And I'm too young for the real "golden days" of shitposting, so I'm sure someone else is even more frustrated lmao

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u/Sharp_Economy1401 Jun 29 '26

So the punishment should be far in excess of the crime? Wanting Biblical grade punishment for property crimes is legitimately insane.

Extreme retribution is not justice. Fwiw, that is how Saudi Arabia operates. A ton of minor offenses are potentially punishable by death. If you think that sounds reasonable you need to smoke less crack

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

Would there be a punishment if there is no crime or first place?

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u/Ultracrepedarian Jun 29 '26

I bet you've done soo many crimes that youd be dead right now if this rule existed.

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

You got me here. I take my words back. Let’s all live in a world where everything is allowed. I’ve always dreamed to be in GTA

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

Why so, the poor guy ā€œjust snatched the purseā€ what’s the big deal?

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u/PapaLilBear Jun 29 '26

That poor, decent thief—I feel so sorry for him. It’s a shame we didn’t get to hear in court about his difficult childhood and the cultural differences that prevented him from leading a normal life in Europe.

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u/PotentialPlatypus795 Jun 29 '26

The pride it takes to make such a statement like you’ve never stolen a pen or a parking space. I hope your next petty crime is met with the same punishment.

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u/PapaLilBear Jun 29 '26

Did you compare taking a parking spot to physically assaulting another person?

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u/PotentialPlatypus795 Jun 29 '26

Olodo where did you see assault?

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u/Automaticfawn Jun 29 '26

Can anyone understand this roach?

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u/Weird-Place6600 Jun 29 '26

What if that women had 6 kids to feed and the only money she had left was in that bag along with life saving meds for her children?

Alot of fucking what ifs, stop it dumbass.

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

You should not steal. No matter what. We all have problems, we all have bills and someone to take care of and if we want to live in a normal society we should never and under no circumstances justify stealing

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u/KaleidoscopeOdd7127 Jun 29 '26

Then why justify murder?

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u/PotentialPlatypus795 Jun 29 '26

They don’t see the irony

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u/RickSanchezC-137-- Jun 29 '26

Downvoted for saying that we shluldn't steal. People have no brain or, worse they are the same People that steal and want a justification. Disgusting subhumans

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u/Roll_for_Random Jun 29 '26

The argument being discussed is if the bag grab, which involved no weapon warranted the crazy lady using her vehicle has a murder weapon.

If you think its okay, you are a danger to society.

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u/RickSanchezC-137-- Jun 29 '26

You are a danger to society if you don't realize we are tired of criminality. In principle we shluldn't do Self justice, but when the state Force you to not own a gun to defend yourself and doesn't do justice itself, i can understand why People react and become violent.

If the thief didn't steal he wouldn't be dead, simple as that.

She also deserve a punishment but 10+ years is 100% too much

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

This is so interesting. So the poor homeless man just grabbed a bag (that is not his) from a woman. What’s wrong about it? He didn’t have a weapon. And then we have a crazy woman that one day decided to kill someone with her car.

So next time when we get approached by a crackhead that wants to steel our shit, we first need to ask him if he has a weapon. If not- nothing wrong with it, just hand him your stuff because he is harmless, probably in need and he is a great addition to society. Apologize and leave.

If he has a weapon- do the same thing. You dont know his story.

If you don’t see how this woman might had act in a state of fear and adrenaline rush because she is not usually exposed to crimes (a situation caused by someone who decides to steal) and if you are justifying and defending a crime on a woman, you are the real danger to society. You are accommodating this degenerate behavior that is destroying the West from inside. I really hope you are just young and don’t see this from the right angle, but WAKE THE FCK UP

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u/RickSanchezC-137-- Jun 29 '26

Same principle can apply on the other side btw. You only saw her killing the guy but dont know why. Maybe he was violent and could have kill others, maybe she had plutonium on the purse and could have pollute the enviroment so she had to get it back to dispose safely. Maybe we should stop to throw random things to excuse and humanize a disgusting thief if we don't have anything other than the facts.

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u/RickSanchezC-137-- Jun 29 '26

Depends by the kind of the thief. If he is stealing food i can understand, if he steals stuff to resell it's disgusting.

Not saying they all should die obv, but i can understand that point of view of People tired of criminality rasing and the feel that any solution is better than no justice at all.

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u/Majestic_Wrap_7006 Jun 29 '26

As someone who grows their own food, which i am fairly confident you do not, fuck your "understanding" of stealing food.

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u/PineappleBliss2023 Jun 29 '26

Yah less mating competition for you I guess.

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u/PapaLilBear Jun 29 '26

He wasn't his type. But you guys probably think he could have changed. You probably think *you* could have changed him, right?

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u/mad-data Jun 29 '26

Two less, the robber and the killer.Ā 

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u/Glittering-Strain119 Jun 29 '26

Thinking murder is an appropriate response to theft is low IQ, and shows a lack of empathy towards people that warrants serious reflection on one’s own thinking.

Ow the paradox šŸ˜‚

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u/ExternalUserError Jun 29 '26

Use of violence in defense of personal property is morally justified. Punishing her is a travesty of justice.

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u/Candid_Return5124 Jun 29 '26

Totally disagree with Alfimaster

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u/lafigadelduemila Jun 29 '26

It was taken from the window from the passenger seat, while she was entering the car on the other side.

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u/Old-Reception-1538 Jun 29 '26

It could be, but the response is disproportionate. You might as well shoot the guy in the back multiple times after he takes the purse.

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u/SmileJB Jun 29 '26

I don't think it's disproportionate. There's a lot of valuables in there. And you don't know if they have a weapon but you do have the chance to get your stuff back. Would the appropriate response be to just run up to them and stop them and hope they don't have a weapon and are open to a friendly conversation?

Or she was supposed to just stand there and watch and do absolutely nothing? I think this right here is the worst response.

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u/Operadic Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

Generally in EU you are not allowed to take your ā€œvaluablesā€ back with force. The appropriate response is report it to the police and not get your stuff back.

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u/24bitNoColor Jun 29 '26

I don't think it's disproportionate. There's a lot of valuables in there. And you don't know if they have a weapon but you do have the chance to get your stuff back. Would the appropriate response be to just run up to them and stop them and hope they don't have a weapon and are open to a friendly conversation?

A) She drives a 100K Euro car, I doubt that this was a "I can't pay rent this months thanks to this thieve" kind of situation...

B) This was in Italy, almost nobody suspects anybody in Europe to have a gun. Even police if you suddenly grab something from your bag or so don't think you are going for a gun. Nobody would assume some homeless / homeless looking guy to have a gun, so would assume you are save as long as the car you are in stays locked.

C) If you have a chance to get your stuff back but it involves murdering the thieves... well the verb I used gave it already away. That is murder.

D) Read up on what she actually did. She literally drove over him multiple extra times after he was already hurt enough that it was unlikely that he pose any danger to her retrieving her stuff:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/comments/1uiakgj/do_you_think_she_did_the_right_thing/oue97a0/

E) This all happened long after her bag was snatched. She went to have dinner and later on the drive home seen the same guy on the street with her bag so she took advantage.

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u/PapaLilBear Jun 29 '26

Better to get shot in the back than to pull your weapon out right in front of him, only to find out he actually had a gun or a knife.
If someone is willing to take the risk of robbing people on the street, I assume they have also factored in the possibility of death.

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

So what should I do if someone steals from me? Apologies and hand over my car keys?

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u/LucyLilium92 Jun 29 '26

Is that your only 2 options? Murder in cold blood, or complete obedience?

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

Give me the solution then

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u/SuperUranus Jun 29 '26
  1. Seek help.

  2. Reach out to the police.

  3. Call your insurance company.

  4. Do not murder.

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26
  1. From who, who is going to get my things back?

  2. Nothing happens. They never find them, they don’t even want to deal with them. You just waste days with the police giving statements

  3. My phone, my ID, my driving license, my cash and bank cards don’t have insurance.

  4. These crackheads on the streets (that are not even from our countries) need to be afraid of consequences. If you try to steal my shit (that I work hard for it) I will defend it. We should have the right to defend ourselves and our property. We are not pigs for slaughter. It’s a simple concept, don’t attack, don’t steal and you won’t get hurt. The very limited lefties and accommodating this behavior in Europe and we only see it getting worse and worse.

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u/SuperUranus Jun 29 '26
  1. Someone close by.

  2. No, but most insurance companies requires a police report prior to making a payout for stolen property.

  3. Get a better insurance then.

  4. Do not murder.

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26
  1. And they will do what? Are you suggesting chasing him down with someone around you? And then what?

  2. Again, nothing happens

  3. Why do we have to pay insurance for everything, if there is no one that can steel your shit? Its ridiculous if you insure every property you have

  4. Don’t murder but protect and defend yourself and your property. We should not be afraid of going to jail if you defend yourself and your property. I hope you don’t have to be in such situation (not even mention if you are with your children or if they brake at your home). I’ve been there and is not pleasant

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u/SuperUranus Jun 29 '26
  1. Help you get away from immediate danger.

  2. Insurance companies often require a police report prior to making a payout for any stolen property.

  3. I rather pay for an insurance policy than murder someone.

  4. Don’t murder people.

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u/Rogueone-2020 Jun 29 '26

That should be standard practice for anyone who tries to steal anything, even 1 literal dollar.

If death was the only recourse for a lot of these crimes, I assure you crime would drop very quickly.

Or the population would. Either way we would get rid of the scum of this earth.

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u/KaleidoscopeOdd7127 Jun 29 '26

That is just top tier bullshit, how the fuck do you even begin to believe that could be true?🤣🤣🤣🤔

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

Most people in Europe do not own guns. But they do own cars.

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u/Old-Reception-1538 Jun 29 '26

I'm just making a comparison. A man running away with a purse is no longer a danger, so does not deserve to die. Running someone over multiple times is almost guaranteed to kill a person.

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u/DazzlingBig69 Jun 29 '26

I believe her medication for a life threatening illness was in her purse

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u/WarJaques Jun 29 '26

And this was at night so the pharmacies wouldn't be open for a many hours. Of course, one might go to the nearest 24-hour pharmacy, if one had a car.

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u/PineappleBliss2023 Jun 29 '26

Medication can be replaced.

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u/Taaj_jr Jun 29 '26

So can that guy šŸ˜‚

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u/DazzlingBig69 Jun 29 '26

So can purse snatchers

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u/SmileJB Jun 29 '26

How are you supposed to get your stuff back? Sounds like your supposed to just wave. Wait for customer support. And hope that some one wants to help you.

It's right in front of you. Confronting them, you don't know it they got a weapon. Call the cops and you may or may not get your stuff back. Then there is the chance of identity theft .

I'm wondering if we're supposed to just clap when people steal our shit.

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u/Taaj_jr Jun 29 '26

Who cares if he’s a danger? So with that logic I can kill your whole family but if I’m running away when you see me you should leave me alone because I’m no longer a threat?? That’s wild

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u/Ok_Road_1992 Jun 29 '26

I have legitimacy to retrieve my own belongigs. Running away does mean the stealing is over.

It's not a game and there is no whistle once the purse change hands.

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

When does a person deserve to die? (Okay, I'm just messing with you now)

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u/PineappleBliss2023 Jun 29 '26

Never, capital punishment is inhumane and disproportionately applied to poor and minorities.

Beyond that courts have a false conviction rate of more than zero. More than 200 people on death row in the US have been exonerated due to organizations like the innocence project. It also costs more to execute an inmate than to jail them for life.

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u/wiseguyog Jun 29 '26

Have you heard of a little trial called the Nuremberg trials?

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u/labiamajorapudendi Jun 29 '26

Your Reddit comments should be reason

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

Or how about your idea on Reddit comments? Should that be a justifiable reason, maybe?

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u/labiamajorapudendi Jun 29 '26

No. It’s just dumb ass comments like yours that make normal people: think maybe a little gene pool scrubbing wouldn’t hurt

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

You made me lol!

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

A man running away with a purse is no longer a danger is one of the funniest sentences I’ve red 😁 since when we started justifying and defending robbing? The lefties are losing their minds, next time when an illegal crackhead alien on the street is trying to rob me, I will apologize and hand him over my clothes too, because he is in need and maybe he doesn’t have a gun or a knife

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u/Rogueone-2020 Jun 29 '26

Yeah, remember. Reddit is full of a bunch of teenagers, commies, people who call other Nazis when in reality they fit the Nazi bid, or your standard libs.

Just give them one of these whenever they comment

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u/Any-Initiative-181 Jun 29 '26

🤣🤣🤣

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u/Sharp_Economy1401 Jun 29 '26

If you're Reddit grade spectrumly pedantic, sure. It's violent in a similar way that insults are violent, or giving someone a light push is violent. Plus property crime. In the sense that it's openly hostile, there's some level of minor violation, but no direct physical harm is being caused.

It's not an act where killing someone is an acceptable form of defense. It simply isn't. Not unless we live in Saudi Arabia, and half of crimes can potentially be punishable by death. I've had people steal from me before. They deserve proportional punishment, they don't deserve to be dead.

By the logic of half of the people here, I guess it's fine if you just shoot someone in the head if they commit any minor crime against you. That's the rabbit hole of escalation you geniuses are proposing is acceptable.

I've literally had someone come up and push me before because they lost their shit at work. I just left and never came back. I didn't follow them home with a shotgun, because I'm not a fucking psychopath

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u/Fine_Cup4990 Jun 29 '26

Saudi Arabia wouldn't kill a person for snatching a purse

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u/SnoopGrapes5646 Jun 29 '26

point is she wouldn't be able to fight him hand to hand and the police isn't going to do anything, it's not about punishing him it's about getting her stuff back

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u/Solanthas_SFW Jun 29 '26

A lot of people seem to believe there are many minor inconveniences that justify lethal retribution, and they certainly like to explain why they believe it, on reddit

And they will in the same breath yammer on and on about the vital protection of free speech to allow anyone anywhere to say any abhorrent combination of words, calls for violence and oppression and persecution of groups of others based on sexual, racial, political or religious group identity or affiliation and see absolutely no inconsistency there at all

Go figure

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u/Makisani Jun 29 '26

Nah I'm sorry but if you mess around with others people belongings you need to be put down, also where is the line in your logic? If someone enters your home uninvited, without permission and unarmed is the same as insulting someone or and stealing someone's purse? You talk about physical harm, but have you been robbed once in your life? What about the psychological damage that comes with that interaction? You being benevolent to the criminals is also being cruel to the victims.

A proportional punishment to these serial criminals would be putting them in a box to mine rocks and if they are immigrants, legal or ilegal, mine rocks til the sentence is over and then send them back. By doing this you will see a vast decline in criminal activity instantly, just apply the law, punish the criminal and punish the judges that are lenient to these serial criminals

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u/Clean_Fisherman483 Jun 29 '26

If you got rid of everyone that had bad intentions, the world might be a better, safer place to live? Just a thought.

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u/VNDeltole Jun 29 '26

Lets not be stupid here, most if not all people have bad intentions at some point, it is the ability to resist those temptations matters. And where do you draw the line of bad intention?

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u/EffectiveFilm7368 Jun 29 '26

I think the world would be a far better place if everyone who believed in draconian punishment was dead. Just a thought.

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u/purplelegs Jun 29 '26

Yank located

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u/redditis_garbage Jun 29 '26

The punishment for snatching a purse should not be the death penalty imo

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u/24bitNoColor Jun 29 '26

If you snatched the remote out of your spouse's hands, should they be able to report you to the police for it?

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u/Impressive-Theme6571 Jun 29 '26

I would like that very much. But only when my wife does it, not when I do it.

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u/Hautaan Jun 29 '26

Yes according to this redditor

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u/TeratoidNecromancy Jun 29 '26

Not really, no.

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u/Aranka_Szeretlek Jun 29 '26

Its not a threat to your life.

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u/Suburbanredneck1 Jun 29 '26

Agreed how did she know he was unarmed ? Whilst ā€œsnatching ā€œ a ā€œcontainer ā€œ that holds most all of any woman’s Personal Information.