Wow, beat me by a minute. I'm glad that this has received MSM coverage, and efforts are being made to track and prosecute the despicable criminals involved.

Glad to see this.

I can't watch that footage a second time.

Since when is this thing called "jesus taught me"?!!

Hoax? How could anyone possibly consider that this might be a hoax?!?

^ You never know.

Some strange parasitic excuse of humanity loves to play others for fools.

If it's a hoax, it's the most realistic hoax in the history of video.

The original was deeply disturbing, I wish I never watched it. I hope they catch these guys.

I really want the whole story behind this video to be told, and if it is what it looks like, I want these assholes behind bars.

That guy should rot in hell, but man, I hate that term "mentally challenged", almost as much as "wellness". Fuck off, he was nuts, he wasn't "mentally challenged".

>> ^blackjackshellac:
That guy should rot in hell, but man, I hate that term "mentally challenged", almost as much as "wellness". Fuck off, he was nuts, he wasn't "mentally challenged".

Yeah, because that's the really important issue here.

What comes around goes around, assholes.

Guess teh interwebs are good for something, huh. I feel only a little proud at myself for upvoting that video both here and on Reddit. -demon_ix

The attitude that "my upvotes caused justice to happen" troubles me. I have a lot of respect for anyone who called up the appropriate police department, or local press, and demanded an investigation. But an upvote is essentially just asking other random people to look at it, with the vague hope that one of them might do something useful.

>> ^entr0py:
Guess teh interwebs are good for something, huh. I feel only a little proud at myself for upvoting that video both here and on Reddit. -demon_ix
The attitude that "my upvotes caused justice to happen" troubles me. I have a lot of respect for anyone who called up the appropriate police department, or local press, and demanded an investigation. But an upvote is essentially just asking other random people to look at it, with the vague hope that one of them might do something useful.


Word of mouth via link sharing is powerful. Like a virus, one need only act as a conduit to continue the flow of information. Upvotes sifted it to the top, and when it went to the top visibility increased. Then -- BOOM -- critical mass. Don't take your role lightly. Just because you didn't score the goal, doesn't mean we don't recognize your assist.

Is there something in the rest of the video that shows how this started? I've been threatened with a gun once... and it was by a guy who was considered "mentally challenged" but that description isn't quite right, most people would have called him "bat-shit insane".

If they're just pounding on some guy for the hell of it, then these pricks need to spend some time behind bars. If there is something more to it that instigated things, then they should probably still spend some time behind bars... just a bit less.

>> ^entr0py:
Guess teh interwebs are good for something, huh. I feel only a little proud at myself for upvoting that video both here and on Reddit. -demon_ix
The attitude that "my upvotes caused justice to happen" troubles me. I have a lot of respect for anyone who called up the appropriate police department, or local press, and demanded an investigation. But an upvote is essentially just asking other random people to look at it, with the vague hope that one of them might do something useful.


meh. upvote.

*health

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