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I Love Karma

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

He probably just walked himself out.

295points

Got What Was Coming

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troufaki13 3 years ago

Good boy!

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If we’re to believe the Buddhist perspective on life, it means that at the end of the day we’re all responsible for what happens to us. However, this doesn’t mean we’re to blame.

For example, we’re not to blame for being born into poverty or for having something awful happen to us. However, we’re responsible for how we deal with the situation, how we respond to things, and what our next steps will be. In other words, we have the power to better our situation and not just be flung about by the winds of fate (or, rather, by our own decisions).

Though some people would argue that morality is something that's learned through experience, Lickerman told Bored Panda that "our sense of morality may actually be neurologically wired into us." However, this doesn't mean that acting morally or responsibly is easy or the go-to decision for most of us.

This Subreddit Never Said Bad Or Good Karma!

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Raine Soo 3 years ago

This is lovely. Good on the both of them.

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Got What He Deserved

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Zoe Hoesley 3 years ago

That’s one point to big good bois and zero to the dickhead

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Rip Him

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troufaki13 3 years ago

I hate poachers! I even love cockroaches more than them

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Lickerman told Bored Panda that we tend to need some sort of push to make us act responsibly. "People, in general, need a motivation to accept responsibility for their actions," he said. That motivation could be pretty much anything, however, Lickerman suggests that accepting responsibility for our actions "may actually make us stronger, more resilient."

He added that it's difficult to say where the limits of our ability to change ourselves to match our own perceptions are. "Research shows our self-perception is a very powerful influencer of our behavior. Can’t say it’s been quantified. It won’t change immutable characteristics, like personality characteristics, but it will change behaviors," he said.

In his first book, The Undefeated Mind, Lickerman explains how research has begun to show that belief in good (what is just and fair) and evil (what is unjust and unfair) may be "far more universal than previously thought." Psychologist Marc Hauser and his colleagues conducted an internet study with 5,000 subjects in 120 countries, asking them to "render moral judgments and to justify them" in moral scenarios. One of them was the infamous trolley problem where you have to choose between killing one person and five.

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

Good for her!

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Goodbye, Monster

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Zoe Hoesley 3 years ago

Damn right he faced no charges

521points

Diddlybop 3 years ago

@ Robert Catte it's because raping a five year old girl is wrong in so many ways, so it acceptable for the father to beat him up. I think any good parent would go that far to protect their kid

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Sarah Tate 3 years ago

There's a law in Texas that allows the use of deadly force to prevent a sexual assault. That's why he wasn't charged.

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Jon Scott 3 years ago

I love this state.

7points

María Sabelli 3 years ago

WTF??? he ruined all her childhood and probably that fact will be by her side for all her entire life. I hope this could may happen all over the world, but surely it will never pass in my country.

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Sabse 3 years ago

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

Makes sense to me

54points

S. Tor Storm 3 years ago

Good! They should put the corpse in jail.

43points

Bacony Cakes 3 years ago

Nah, bury him, dig him up, hang-draw-quarter him, set him on fire, and then dump the charred remains into a superfund site.

30points

AnInrovert 3 years ago

Who rapes a FIVE YEAR OLD CHILD??? Who even RAPES, and WHY?

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Baby Panda 3 years ago

Horrible monsters, demons, dirtbags, pieces of f*****g s**t that's who. I hate them all and hope they rot in f*****g hell

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Tom Susala 3 years ago

I would've beat the offender within an inch of his life and cut off his privates...

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Bacony Cakes 3 years ago (edited)

Why stop at an INCH when you can stop at a NANOMETRE? Or not stop at all?

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Bender Bending Rodríguez 3 years ago

I truly believe anyone proven guilty of sexual assaults should be physically castrated on top of any other punishment they get.

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David Retsler 3 years ago

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Vicky Zar 3 years ago

5 year old? 5???? I think everyone would be justified to ripp that monster to pieces.

31points

MRSS 3 years ago

Texas is NO JOKE

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theoneand_only 3 years ago

Yeah that’s true lol

5points

Carlota 3 years ago

Someone get this hero a medal

21points

Aria Whitaker 3 years ago

OMG...Poor baby.

20points

Ripley Dog 3 years ago

Honestly hard to feel pity for a child rapist...

19points

A.J Milne 3 years ago

Well, I'm moving to Texas.

19points

Tisha M. Scott 3 years ago

Come on then! We have plenty of room lol

10points

KombatBunni 3 years ago

I’ll come with you!

4points

Ning Ding 3 years ago

ima come with u

4points

Charity Amante 3 years ago

That is such a great law- you can kill someone in process of sexually assaulting or attacking someone- without going to jail for murder. Should be the law everywhere.

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Tiny Dynamine 3 years ago

He's lucky he is white.

13points

Hollysmom 3 years ago

Unfortunately and sadly, very true.

13points

DogMom 3 years ago

Being beat to death was too good a fate for that pedo. People like that deserve a slow and painful death.

12points

BIG FOOT 3 years ago

Mans got what he deserved. People are so sick no wonder our world is going down

11points

Makayla Rhodes 3 years ago

I feel him, I’m not a dad (I’m 13 year old girl actually) but one time this high schooler touched me. I’ll leave it at that

9points

KombatBunni 3 years ago

Honey, if I’d seen it he wouldn’t be touching anything else for a very long time *hugs* Next time break his hand or get someone to break it for him xxx

7points

Bored Broad 3 years ago

God Bless the State of Texas. Wish Australian laws cared about the victims more.

5points

Pansexual-Pancake 3 years ago

he has a face of no regret for what he did

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Megzymonsta 3 years ago

First time I think I've been glad a guy who straight-up beat someone to death gets away with it. The ultimate justice for his little girl

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IlovemydogShilo 3 years ago

😊 Good 😊. Here in the UK he would have probably got twice as long than the rapist

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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)

I generally think it’s better to leave it up to law enforcement and the courts to handle. But rape, especially of a child, is an exception, where I am in total favor of vigilante justice. I sure wouldn’t find him guilty of anything but protecting his child. It’s a travesty of justice if the hero is punished more than the pedo.

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Friedlander Rosenzweig 3 years ago

Um, just a question here. What happens if the father mistakenly finds out later he beat up the wrong man because he hit now and asked more questions later? I need more info before blindly giving him an “atta boy.”

3points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago

The father caught the man in the act. He heard his daughter screaming and ran to save her.

7points

Paizleypie 3 years ago

Sometimes vigilante justice is the only justice people can get.

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BabaBizzle 3 years ago

Father is a hero. His daughter will always know how loved and protected she is. I wish more scum rapist pedophiles could be shot on the spot. They’re a waste of air.

3points

Mikel 3 years ago

The way it should be....

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TheHolyFatherOfToast 3 years ago

This how we do s**t in Texas. Joking. Kinda.

3points

Joyce Berman 3 years ago

He should get a medal. That creep who raped his daughter will not rape anyone else's child.

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suzanne werbiski 3 years ago

I read every article I could find on this, and I'm sure I would have reacted the same way as this dad. He did call for an ambulance after, when he saw that his blows would likely kill the rapist. This was not a vigilante killing and was not premeditated

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M Kate McCulloch 3 years ago

Well, he should face charges for killing a man, but manslaughter, time served maybe. Although, I can't say I blame him one bit. And I hope the girl heals and never thinks of herself as a victim - that's crippling. It happened, it's over, learn how to deal and move on. For those of you who are gonna bitch, now... I had a bad babysitter when I was four and was repeatedly the ...object of unwanted sexual attention. I hope they got some help, the sick f***s.

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Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago

I whish my father did that instead of just coming home drunk, slaping me in the face, and yelling "get over it you little f****t".

2points

CrEaTiVe_duck 3 years ago

TRIED TO RAPE A FIVE YEAR OLD YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME!!

2points

Andrea Heverly 3 years ago

Hero dad

2points

Vicky Zar 3 years ago

I think he wouldn't even face charges in Germany. You can get charges if you harm an assailer. (Can't explain the concept fully but it has it's reasons). BUT the father called 911. Thats all you need to do, to NOT get charges.

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Tiari 3 years ago

He would face charges because the courts would have to clarify if his reaction was proportional to the crime or not.

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clever username 3 years ago

this warmed my heart to the bone

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Nora 3 years ago

I sincerely hope your heart doesn't have any bones in it.. But I get your point, and I fully agree. Sorry for the silly pun.

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Tom Susala 3 years ago

But I am in total agreement that the victim's Father faced no charges..

2points

Troux 3 years ago

This sounds like a dangerous precedent.

2points

Anne Reid 3 years ago

I agree, but he caught the bastard in the act! So it wasn’t just based on allegations, he heard his daughter screaming and reacted.

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chi-wei shen 3 years ago

I'm conflicted at stories like this. I do understand the anger but but there is still a legal way to bring a rapist to justice and you should always think about the possibility of wrong identifications. Justice is more than simple revenge.

2points

Wendillon 3 years ago

I tend to lean toward the circumstances change the outlook. If this guy had caught the sicko in the act of raping his daughter and beat him to death immediately I'd say it was fair. You saw a threat and you eliminated it. But yes, if you hunt down the guy after the act there's always the risk that it was misidentification.

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fu yu 3 years ago

Good.

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Alden Archambeau 1 year ago

props to the father

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Faith Nicole 3 years ago

I pray that this girl is alright. And I'm glad her dad wasn't arrested, he didn't do anything wrong, and he saved his daughter so ya, he deserves an award not punishment. My heart bleeds for this little girl, I can't even imagine being that young and experiencing something NOBODY should ever endure

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MrMr 3 years ago

He deserves a medal. Like the guy in Colorado, some years back whose son was raped, He shot the guy dead in an airport who was in custody with half-dozen cops around, all he got was five years probation.

1point

Malcontent 3 years ago

This is basically the plot of 'A time to kill'. More or less...

1point

Gilda Farrell 3 years ago

I don't know about this. I can understand the rage, but we are not supposed to mete out deadly punishment, or revenge. Should everyone be allowed to go out and punish perps on their own, depending on what punishment they think is deserved? Courts and the law were invented so that people do not do that kind of thing on their own.

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Maddz 3 years ago

I would be very mad if he did face charges!!

1point

VANILLA 3 years ago

Oh my god poor little girl

1point

JenJen 3 years ago

Good thing going on there

1point

Dead Rat 3 years ago

He should also get a medal.

1point

Jonathan Armstrong 3 years ago

His entire appearence screams Texas at the top of it's lungs.

1point

KT 3 years ago

GOOD!

1point

3 years ago

honestly I can understand that

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Iapetos 3 years ago

Hope the rapist died a nice death.

1point

Toasty 3 years ago

He was literally beaten to death, so yeah, I'd say he felt it.

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Isapizza 3 years ago

This is what I love about Texas.

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David Retsler 3 years ago

God bless Texas.

1point

Bacony Cakes 3 years ago

We finally know what comes out of Texas. Holy cow.

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

Good.

1point

Atrociraptorous 1 year ago

Rad dad!

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KieLeaHar 1 year ago

Good!! He is a legend and should be treated as such! Let’s face it, in that situation most people would do it too!

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1 year ago

That's all? Shoulda gotten beaten to death AND the father should get about 100k or something.

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Valerie Smart 2 years ago

Amen

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Ansu Seesay 3 years ago

damn straight

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_*U~e~$~l~e~$~$*_ 3 years ago

If anybody charged him with murder I would’ve killed them to

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Google Account 3 years ago

Cuz he was white and was dressed like that no cap

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-Stitch- 3 years ago

YEA GO POPS

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ANNA ANDERSON 3 years ago

i read it wrong ;-; i thought HE did both of the bad things i simply read it wrong :')

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ANNA ANDERSON 3 years ago

p.s.- i'm glad the father of the girl faced no charges aswell :D

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SCP-096 3 years ago

YEEEEHAAAAAWWW

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Michał Jastrzębski 3 years ago

one proper justice served.

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Dark Pearl 3 years ago

My dad says that if anyone ever does that stuff to me, he'll cook and eat them

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PARIS ROYAL 3 years ago

woooooooooww the body should also be burned and sell his soul to the spawns of hell

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Joyce Deering 3 years ago

Amazing. Texas finally got a part of their criminal justice system right!

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Marie 3 years ago

Agreed.

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Aiyana Menrige 3 years ago

Yay!

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Lisa Tetlow 3 years ago

Again. Sounds fair. Except, he should get a reward.

0points

Teri Campisi 3 years ago

Good!

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Zena Marsh 3 years ago

Perfect verdict. Good for you, sir.

0points

Patricia Kasprowski 3 years ago

As it should be!

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Debi Nikita 3 years ago

My hero.

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Rustyn Birch 3 years ago

I support this.

0points

Mihiteruarewa Rangitaawa 3 years ago

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

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Brandy Grote 3 years ago

He needed killing. Definitely.

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Ashley Wright 3 years ago

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Thomas Turnbull 3 years ago

The UK needs this sort of justice.

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Robin Tapper 3 years ago

Nah we're good man, go home and enjoy the game.

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Lucy Hill 3 years ago

I’d LOVE to see how this court case went down. Completely on the father’s side obviously, but to face absolutely no repercussions for murder?! That can’t happen very often

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Stephen Foley 3 years ago

Excellent ! Well done Texas!

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Debra Lewis-unsworth 3 years ago

I would kill him too if it was my child

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TexasWoman 3 years ago

Yeah, Dad, get that a$$hole!

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Mairlady 3 years ago

That has gotta be the best story coming out of Texas, usually they are jerks!

0points

CharliAnn Olney 3 years ago

How many times can I upvote this??

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Valerie Anne 3 years ago

Texas finally got something right in their judicial system!

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Frogladysharon 3 years ago

The way it should be.

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moeless 3 years ago

Grateful it was not California. He would be the only one NOT getting out of jail because Covid.

0points

Celtic Pirate Queen 3 years ago

A five year old? That just turns my stomach. Good for him.

0points

Radek Suski 3 years ago

That's wrong

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Josey Griffin 3 years ago

I would have killed the arsehole. Kids are not for abusing.

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mooo 3 years ago

AS HE SHOULD

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Coleen 3 years ago

It's the "some people just need killin' ' defense. Gotta love Texas.

0points

Stephen Taylor 3 years ago

Perfect!

0points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

Don't have kids but if that happened to my niece or any of my friend's daughters, I would put that monster in the ground, and take any punishment that came with it.

0points

mentally unstable frog 3 years ago

Thank you to whoever allowed this your are a hero

0points

Dawn Jordan 3 years ago

Can he also beat the mother and father,who raised that worthless s**t stain?

0points

Sooze 3 years ago

That is the only thing that would have been appropriate!

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Weirdo 3 years ago

As it should be

0points

Alex King 3 years ago

Amen to that!

0points

Krista Sinaga 3 years ago

Excellent, justice done well

0points

MustardLemon 3 years ago

Good

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Melanie Wittmier-Steffler 3 years ago

About time!

0points

Jackson Gohn 3 years ago

Yay. Vigilante murder!

0points

LoveThePanda 3 years ago

Good Job!!!!!

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Isabella Vega 3 years ago

Raping a five year old??? Humans can be horrid

0points

Aasha Rooks [STUDENT] 3 years ago

what kind of insane person would rape a 5 year old

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Lola 3 years ago

Amen! We need more fathers like him and more judges like that who set him free.

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Alexandru Bobocica 3 years ago

yeah, she's probably less traumatized this way...

0points

dandelion moon 3 years ago

Who knows what would've happened to her if he hadn't caught him, and imagine how many other little girls this could've happened to if he didn't kill him

1point

AlmightyOne 3 years ago

This man wins...... The Good Dad Award! 🏆

0points

Bob Belcher 3 years ago

I remember this and felt the same way. That little girl had her whole youth stripped away. Good for the father.

0points

lara 3 years ago

And in Europe and England he would be arrested and tried for murder.

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Tiari 3 years ago

England is part of Europe. And no, in Germany for example he would not have been tried for murder.

3points

Hugh Cookson 3 years ago

Good

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dev mehta 3 years ago

Viva la Texas

0points

mediumb1ue 3 years ago

don't mess with texas

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Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 3 years ago

Texas ... Gotta love a sense of instant justice...

0points

Maeve Valentine 3 years ago

Why did he do that?

-2points

Lexi Mitchell 3 years ago

As long as he actually raped her (uh, you know what I mean) and it wasn’t in front of the rapist’s family.

-2points

Benjamin Richmond 3 years ago

he did it because his daughter couldn't use self-defence

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Bernd Herbert 3 years ago

Straight up NO. He murdered someone, he should be facing consuquences. But this is what you get in a Wild-West Christian society

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lazy panda 3 years ago

A 5 year old got raped but yeah, be pissy about a rapist being killed. Idiot.

2points

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Charlotte 3 years ago

I agree that Justice shouldn't be taken into our own hands. But in this situation he interrupted a violent crime of the worst nature. He wasn't a vigilante going out seeking vengeance. He was defending his child from an ongoing attack and making damn sure that attack didn't continue. That's rationally and logically (and legally) the correct action in those circumstances even ignoring the obvious rage that anyone would naturally be feeling in that moment.

11points

Charlotte 3 years ago

Not to mention the fact that when it comes to sexual offences, more often than not they get away with it, while the victim has to repeatedly relive their trauma trying to convince people it happened. When Justice is thin on the ground Vengeance starts to look like your best option.

10points

Toasty 3 years ago

Ah yes, applying rational and logic to a situation where a Dad just discovered his actual child being raped. Thanks for the insight, captain hindsight

4points

Mikel 3 years ago

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Tiari 3 years ago

No, we don’t need more raped 5 year olds...

11points

Marta Świderska Karwowska 3 years ago

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Mette Olsen Douglas 3 years ago

It literally says he was caught in the act of raping a 5 year old girl - that's guilty my friend!!

8points

Roxy Eastland 3 years ago

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Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 3 years ago

He caught the man IN the act raping the five year old. He heard his daughters screams and ran out to save her.

7points

DC 3 years ago

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Bacony Cakes 3 years ago

(Reggie voice) What's wrong with you?

2points

Becky Samuel 3 years ago

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Watching 3 years ago

Sorry if I caught a man raping my 5 year old, I'd kill him too.

20points

Tisha M. Scott 3 years ago

Do you have children? Wouldn't you do anything to protect those children? I'm just saying, if it was my situation he still would've been dead. Sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands.

8points

Carlota 3 years ago

Sorry so would you just sit there and let the man rape your 5 year old while you wait for the police? What's wrong with you

3points

Al Jones 3 years ago

I don't think this counts as a lynch mob or a vigilante. It was a man who got uncontrollably angry to an inconceivably horrible situation. The US does give vigilantes and such more powers than in other countries (the stand you ground thing, for instance) but Inthis case, I think few courts on the planet would have convicted that man.

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Well This Says Something

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EA 3 years ago

Not sure if this is funnier cos of the irony, or when he had to either come out to his congregation to not look like a liar, or apologise to his conversation and look like a total TWAT. Sincerely hope those followers left his church and used the donations to help those in need, rather than pay this guy’s wages.

317points

Lickerman writes: "The subjects agreed about which actions were moral and which weren’t in most of the scenarios, delineating in the process a set of moral principles that seem to be shared by members of all cultures—namely, that it’s less morally permissible to intentionally harm someone than to allow them to be harmed, that it’s less morally permissible to invent a way to cause harm than to cause harm with an existing threat, and that it’s less morally permissible to cause harm directly than to cause it indirectly. Yet the vast majority of subjects couldn’t name these reasons as their underlying justification for judging the actions in each scenario as they did."

He continues: "When we take moral action, we seem to rely not so much on moral reasoning as on moral intuition and then work backward to rationalize the judgments we’ve already made. (Which isn’t to say our moral intuition can’t and shouldn’t be influenced by reason, but rather that our moral intuition remains the primary driver of our moral decision making.)." However, where our moral intuition comes from is still unclear. However, our conception of good, the desire to provide help and prevent harm might be "rooted [...] in the psychological and perhaps even neurological processes of the human mind."

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Karmadillo

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me 3 years ago

Lol that comment... karmadillo

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#11

Got What They Deserved

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

You can't come to the hood without asking the king.

446points

#12

Kid Refuses To Move His Legs, Guy Sits On Them Instead

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

If that's the kids mom to his right, she needs disciplining way more than the kid.

484points

Meanwhile, becoming responsible for our actions can have the added benefit of making us stronger and more resilient. In his book, Lickerman alludes to a study led by psychologist Kurt Gray where participants would hold up a 5-pound weight, would be given a dollar, and half of then would be given the opportunity to donate it to charity. Donating the money made the participants able to hold up the weight 7 seconds longer than the control group.

"Why? According to Gray, because doing good increases our sense of agency, or potency, a phenomenon he terms moral transformation. (Interestingly, this effect wasn’t seen only with acts of charity but also with acts of villainy.) [...] Which all suggests a reason that action in the moral sphere, whether good or evil, makes us strong: it requires us to be. Or, at least, that’s what we think people who take moral action are: research shows that we’re cognitively biased to 'typecast' people who take such action as resilient—-a bias, it turns out, that affects not only our perception of others but also of ourselves," Lickerman writes.

"And when we perceive ourselves to be endowed with a particular quality, we have a tendency to conform to that perception. All of which implies that performing or even attempting to perform moral action may increase our resilience because it causes us to perceive ourselves as more resilient. This then makes us act, and therefore feel, as if we were."

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Amazing. Impeccable

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EA 3 years ago

This might be the best thing I’ve read/learned this year

351points

#14

Instant Karma

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

I remember this one. If I recall correctly, the clerk wasn't sure whether to report it as they didn't know if a crime had been committed.

419points

#15

Guy Is A Jerk To A Police Officer In An Unmarked Car

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EA 3 years ago

I LOVE it when a bad driver is caught out. This is a special kind of karma. Overtook me even though I was doing the speed limit? Oh look, speed camera van ahead! What a shaaaame.

288points

With nearly 1.9 million members and 8.5 years of getting their show on the road, the ‘Instant Karma’ community is one of the leviathans of Reddit. However, don’t think that they’re just about seeing only unethical people get punished. They also urge their members to post examples of folks getting rewarded for good behavior as well.

Examples of delayed karma or scripted events are, obviously, not permitted on this subreddit. The name of the community is pretty self-explanatory. What’s more, r/instantkarma’s moderators have pointed out that they have no tolerance for calls to violence.

Just because somebody deserves to be punished doesn’t mean that redditors should pour hatred and vile language online. Of course, discussions are encouraged, but they have to be civil. Exactly like people ought to be in real life.

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I Don’t Know If It Belongs Here!

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

He's screwed, look at how many police there are in that picture

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#17

Respect Your Mother

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troufaki13 3 years ago

Children need discipline, I don't understand why parents just give in and don't set boundaries

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#18

Gave Him The Express Shipping Option For Free

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

So glad the driver wasn't charged. As one who was in the delivery business for 30 years, I was in fear of my life on a couple of occasions. Not as easy a job as one my think.

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#19

Snowman 1, Driver 0

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

He was stumped as to how that happened.

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#20

Bye Bye

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James016 3 years ago

Why would a teacher do that?

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#21

One Plate Of Karma Coming Up

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I'manoob! 3 years ago

Hasta la vista!!

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#22

Mayor Dishes Out Karma On Litterer

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Flowers 3 years ago

I love this guy's expression!

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#23

Just Play Defence

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Simone Taylor 3 years ago

Omg brilliant. My hero!

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#24

Reverse Brick

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Flowers 3 years ago

I don't think I would be able to stop laughing if I saw that in person.

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#25

Oh How The Tables Have Turned

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

Oooooh. Dwight might be moving to his friends in Africa.

257points

#26

Instant

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

Stupid cop.

305points

#27

All's Well, It Ends Well

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

And they look like such nice boys.

146points

#28

Hit And Run Driver Forgot Something

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

When your car wants to snitch on you

322points

#29

Anti-Gay Politician Caught Fleeing A 25-Man Orgy

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Eliška Hůlková 3 years ago

And it was during Corona lockdown.

335points

#30

Goddamn Hypocrites

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Couldnt_Find_A_Good_Name 3 years ago

BURN!!

225points

#31

Revenge At Its Finest

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Liz the Wanderer 3 years ago

Wow. What a sleazy thing to do.

157points

#32

Politicians Get A Taste Of Their Legislations

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Lxm 3 years ago

That folks is why you shouldn't drink raw milk.

193points

Actually Happened Instantaneously, At The Moment Of Impact

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640points

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

sweet!!!

130points

#34

This Is Venice City Hall Right After The Approval Of A Climate Change Denial Amendment

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631points

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Rowlie 3 years ago

just let that sink in what a bad decision it was

296points

#35

Karma

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576points

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Dre Mosley 3 years ago

This jerk and his jerk brother tried to capitalize off the pandemic by buying up all the sanitizer supplies they could find to sell at a profit until Amazon and eBay forbid it.

306points

#36

Moral Guy

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563points

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

Busted.

193points

#37

Order Them To Stop

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555points

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James016 3 years ago

It's becoming more and more apparent that lawmakers think that their laws don't apply to them

338points

#38

Got What He Deserved

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510points

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EA 3 years ago

OH SNAP

188points

#39

Block An Electric Charging Station... Get Towed

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502points

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Dr Nostromo 3 years ago

Bet he was shocked!

210points

#40

Firefighters Had To Smash The Window Of This Illegally Parked Vehicle On My Street

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488points

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

People don't understand that those pipes don't bend when water is flowing

222points

What Goes Around Comes Around

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464points

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wandile dludlu 3 years ago

I never understood why this is funny

141points

#42

Lil Coke

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Zoe Hoesley 3 years ago

Oh well they asked for it, what a bunch of dumbasses

202points

#43

That's Great

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troufaki13 3 years ago

You can't escape fate

158points

#44

Karma

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Grumble O'Pug 3 years ago

And he is a tool.

125points

#45

Woman Tried To Acid Attack Her Former Lover

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440points

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

While riding on the back of his motorcycle!?!??!!

302points

#46

Guy Parks On Stripes To Avoid Freezing Rain, Happens To Be Under A Leaky Pipe

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394points

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Serial pacifist 3 years ago

I kinda feel sorry for this one. He just wanted to get out of the rain and didn't really obstruct any free passage.

172points

#47

Just Remember The Quote, “ If I Get Corona, I Get Corona. It’s Not Gonna Stop Me From Partying”

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359points

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pusheen buttercup 3 years ago

it's not even about if you get corona- what about the people around you?!

7points

#48

Deserved It

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Troux 3 years ago

She didn't even tag him right.

152points

Taxi Driver Took A Much Longer Route Than We Agreed To. We Told Him To Stop The Car And Let Us Take Another Taxi. The Police Immediately Saw Him Stop And Fined Him

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264points

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David Retsler 3 years ago

How did the police know what he did?

123points

#50

No Title Needed

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256points

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Aroace tiger 3 years ago

I seriously don't get how 'gay' is an insult

270points

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#51

Disturbing Your Siblings

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87points

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El muerto 3 years ago

that's nothing to show off...who is worse, the kid or parent?

70points

#52

Busted Not Paying For Your Taxi!

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81points

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chi-wei shen 3 years ago

I remember this story or a very similar one. The driver offered to give back the phone if she posts an apology and pays the fare.

13points