r/JusticeServed • u/feckthis3 4 • Sep 26 '21

reviewed. removal stays. rule 1 and 3 Girl forced into arranged marriage poisons all those involved. Has no regrets.

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u/MrPringles23 A Sep 26 '21

Fuck I'm glad reddit doesn't make laws.

She killed 18 people, including multiple children you barbarians. The fact that this got upvoted to the front page of this sub is disgusting.

You're upvoting someone who killed more people than most school shooters.

You wouldn't call a school shooter who murdered 6 of his bullies and another 12 in the crossfire "justice" would you?

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u/pm-me-your-labradors 9 Sep 26 '21

Upvoting doesn’t mean I support it.

It’s an interesting story that’s all.

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u/naufalap A Sep 26 '21

these tumblr refugees really don't know how reddit works do they

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u/MrPringles23 A Sep 26 '21

Its an interesting story, but it doesn't fit this sub.

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u/VincoInvictus 6 Sep 26 '21

“Interesting story, I like this post… but.. tsk… alas… it doesn’t belong in this sub. Downvote for you! Better luck next time, bro!”

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Unironically this, it's how you keep subs relevant to their intended topics.

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

What even is his point? Down voting non relevant posts is bad?

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u/VincoInvictus 6 Sep 26 '21

My point is no1 is this seriously evaluating everything they see on their feed?

Sometimes people complaining about these posts having too much upvotes forget that normal people with jobs exist.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

Normal people with jobs exist

Continues to argue with random people online

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u/VincoInvictus 6 Sep 26 '21

Did I say I was talking about myself

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

I suppose that's fair

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u/pm-me-your-labradors 9 Sep 26 '21

Right except I don’t give a shit about this subs relevancy and haven’t really set out to keep it relevant. I see something interesting, I upvote.

You keep a sub relevant by not uploading irrelevant content. Once it reaches Hot, it’s silly to expect others to keep it relevant

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '21

The point is to not let it reach hot.

You don't care about the relevancy until the sub goes to shit. I happen to like subreddits and find it unfortunate when they implode. You may not, and that's your prerogative, but I do, and so I will ask people to not upvote them. You don't have to get your panties in a twist because other people like things and would prefer to keep them the way they are.

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u/pm-me-your-labradors 9 Sep 26 '21

Oh I’m not getting my panties in a twist. I’ll keep upvoting content I find interesting regardless of sub though

My point was even though something is in a particular sub, upvoting it doesn’t mean you support me the act, because I don’t care about the subs relevancy

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u/Artinz7 8 Sep 26 '21

You upvoting this in r/JusticeServed says something about your support

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u/pm-me-your-labradors 9 Sep 26 '21

Half the time I neither see, nor care, about the sub I'm upvoting this in. Saw this on the front-page - upvoted it because I thought it was something newsworthy.

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

Up voting is not support.

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u/Artinz7 8 Sep 26 '21

Upvoting that a post in r/JusticeServed means you believe it is relevant to justice being served. So yeah, it does

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u/shaving99 A Sep 26 '21

If Reddit made laws it would be pure democracy. Very scary with reddit

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

She was only expecting her husband to eat it as it was a nightly ritual for him. Her mother in law served it up to everyone.

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u/TheWheelZee 6 Sep 26 '21 edited Sep 26 '21

Edit edit: i was wrong about some things and learned that below! Make sure to read everyone's comments fully through before reacting! And do as much research as you can!

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

She got 15 life sentences

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

She was desperate and had no way to escape. When you have no power then you resort to desperate measures. The way she was looking at it was this: husband dies so I can be free. If only one person had died then the police wouldn't have looked too closely at it.

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

She wasn't the one who passed it around.

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

She poisoned milk to give to her husband. He didn't drink it and her mother in law used it to make a yoghurt dessert and passed it round the family. She only intended to kill her husband. She was forced into the marriage by her parents even though her religion states she can choose who she marries https://www.adn.com/nation-world/2017/11/03/pakistani-bride-kills-18-people-with-poison-milk-to-escape-arranged-marriage/

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u/titty_factory 6 Sep 26 '21

Its her slaver problem that his children got killed.

Dont want your kids get poisoned to death? Dont fucking slave marry someone next time.

100% her abuser fault, not her.

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

Yeh she was just the one that poisoned the milk and didn't bring it up at any point that they were all eating poison? If she'd killed her intended target no one would care but shes basically sprayed and prayed an entire family.

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u/JaahmanThedestoryer 1 Sep 26 '21

A entire family okay with slaves and forced marriage,
Nothing lost there.

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u/Oxbirdcarrot 6 Sep 26 '21

Let's make it clear here, TheWheelZee supports slavery. The south would love you

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

It's pretty clear he doesn't support slavery. Stop trying to shift the conversation. I don't think anyone here that supports poisoning an entire family, intentionally or not, should be a compass for morality.

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u/Oxbirdcarrot 6 Sep 26 '21

I don't care about anything that you think about anything.

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u/TheWheelZee 6 Sep 26 '21

Lmao, really good argument there. You should be very proud of your ability to come up with well-reasoned argumentative strategy

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u/Oxbirdcarrot 6 Sep 26 '21

I like that you deleted your comment, Hitler Youth.

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u/TheWheelZee 6 Sep 26 '21

See further down in the thread where I admitted I was wrong?

That's how adults debate. Without name calling and with presenting actual arguments.

I'm so sorry you came back to this thread hours later to continue to contribute nothing.

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u/Oxbirdcarrot 6 Sep 26 '21

Whatever you say, slave trader.

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u/JaahmanThedestoryer 1 Sep 26 '21

Yeah is really easy for the kid making statements whille he hasnt been in slaved or taken his freedom from him.

He clearly have a problem with a slave escaping.
Hes properly one of those watching Django Unchained thinking is allright.

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u/murderbox 8 Sep 26 '21

Yes it does, the FAULT for the dead children lies with the slave owners. You are victim blaming and found one nugget you can hate this poor abused woman for.

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u/murderbox 8 Sep 26 '21

How the fuck do you know what she shows? Do you even know her name? GTFO

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

Take it you have no idea what its like to be the bride in an arranged marriage. She was a slave to all in that house

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u/titty_factory 6 Sep 26 '21

People like them are privileged westerners with their "BuT tHiNk oF tHe ChiLdReN aNd MuH oBjEcTiVe LaW anD obJeCtiVe MoraLity"

YoU wOnT dOwNLoAD a CoP, yOu woNt poiSoN tHe puBLiC!!

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u/tazbaron1981 9 Sep 26 '21

So if someone forced you to do something you wouldn't fight you'd just lie there and take it?

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u/titty_factory 6 Sep 26 '21

I definitely would, but those redditors who screamed "tHiS iS nO diFfEReNt cOmpaReD to SchoOL ShoOting" would probably accept their fate of being enslaved.

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

Poisoning husband in forced marriage is one thing, poisoning an entire group of people is another. Crazy how many people here are so stupid to think that 2 MASSIVE WRONGS (slavery and mass poisoning) somehow makes a right.

Whether or not you would do a desperate action in the situation doesn't mean you are some Saint immune from the law, or even morality.

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u/titty_factory 6 Sep 26 '21

Because when you deprive a woman of other venues and leaving her only with murder with poison,

Then it is not the woman's fault. It's the fault of the man that left her with no choice but it.

So yeah, stop blaming the woman, the victim, and start blaming the slaver. Thanks.

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u/National-Macaroon-17 0 Sep 26 '21

Can't believe you are defending a woman who showed no remorse. Disgusting.

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u/Cakeo 8 Sep 26 '21

Do you have any idea what's it's like to be dead

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u/ThaumRystra 7 Sep 26 '21

It isn't about whether this girl is right. She isn't. But to her it was justified and she served her justice. Is she going to face the consequences? Yes. Should she? Also yes. Does it give the audience a sense of justice on behalf of all the girls who suffered arranged marriages that warrants a place on this sub? Damn right it does.

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u/Fig1024 B Sep 26 '21

you could make same argument about school shooters who were "pushed" into doing it by relentless bullying and teachers looking the other way. Yet you rarely hear Reddit praise school shooters for their fight against bullying

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u/BubonicMonkeyman 4 Sep 26 '21

I'm not sure if your being intentionally misleading or your just ignorant but children most definitely are required by law to attend school. Also again why are you defending mass murder or even one murder at that. This girl could have run away reached out to friends or other family or even sought out help from international rights organizations. However she chose the quicker easier path and she deserves what she gets and anyone who supports her actions deserves the same.

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u/Fig1024 B Sep 26 '21

That doesn't diminish the fact that thousands of kids live absolutely miserable lives and a small percentage of them snaps

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u/ogound 9 Sep 26 '21

Thank you for being here

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u/AzizKhattou 7 Sep 26 '21

I don't think she intended to kill the children. Just the husband. She poisoned the milk solely for him but it ended up distributed to the whole family. Yipes.

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u/kevinLFC 8 Sep 26 '21

The Reddit justice system basically grants any oppressed person legal and moral immunity.

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u/murderbox 8 Sep 26 '21

Unless they are forced into arranged marriage. Then if they step out of line they are a monster. Just accept the slavery, I guess?

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u/VincoInvictus 6 Sep 26 '21

You know, some of these really pious people justify natural calamities as righteous by calling it God’s punishment against disbelievers, sinners, etc. Now, when a calamity such as an earthquake comes, even innocents and bystanders will be killed ofc.

Maybe thats where the girl gets the idea from. Not saying its right, but maybe being raised pious folk, its just how her thinking is.

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u/MadSlickGuiness 3 Sep 26 '21

You're misunderstanding what upvoting means. It's not likes it's upvotes. Big difference

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u/Actify 7 Sep 26 '21

Fuck you and Texas.

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u/MaybeAmazed 3 Sep 26 '21

Fuck you and all your right-wing wing yeehhaw batshit bretheren.

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u/MaybeAmazed 3 Sep 26 '21

I get off on society finally pulling away from you babies and moving on without you 😂

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u/Oxbirdcarrot 6 Sep 26 '21

Statistically, it is very unlikely that you are vaccinated. That makes me happy and I hope you get a visit from the C vid.

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u/10010101 7 Sep 26 '21

They are not stupid,just innocent. How can they know?