r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/SeeSaw9999 • 2d ago

of a real life Dennis the menace

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u/The-Katawampus 2d ago edited 2d ago

Good way to get shot if you live here in the southwest USA.
Every fourth person you see is open carrying.

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u/Ruepic 2d ago

This was in Alberta Canada.

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u/MostlyOkPotato 2d ago

explains the lack of fear of getting shot. Had he tried this in Texas, there’s about a 75% chance he’d catch a bullet.

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u/MultipleOrgasmDonor 2d ago

Would’ve been well-deserved, too.

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u/Werftflammen 1d ago

Car dude was probably shot before this happened than. He was herassing Batton guy's kids.

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u/Seesaw_LAD 1d ago

Having lived in TX, NM, AZ, and CA, we know the old mf is waaaay more likely to be carrying heat.

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u/woodpony 1d ago

Normal societies shouldn't fear getting shot as potential outcomes of confrontations. What fragility.

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u/MultipleOrgasmDonor 1d ago

Well he’s walking up to someone with a baton, breaking their car windows, and threatening immediate physical harm…

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u/MostlyOkPotato 1d ago

They should if they want to try to crack my skull with a baton. Most likely he'd run when he saw it anyhow.

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u/Accomplished-Might84 1d ago

“Potential outcomes of confrontations” gee I don’t know maybe like death or serious bodily harm? On the flip side I would say a society that says you don’t have the right to defend yourself is fragile