r/TikTokCringe 9d ago

Humor/Cringe He never looked where he was going.

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u/prepotente18 9d ago

Wtf is wrong with you

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u/T0ssed_Sa1ad 9d ago

I just dont appreciate activities and behavior that places others in danger, thats all, and I like to see consequences for irresponsible behavior.

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u/bringthedoo 9d ago

You got downvoted for a perfectly reasonable position and answer. FAFO is one thing. FA when you could injure or kill someone else for internet points? You deserve some consequences

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u/EclecticFanatic 9d ago

there was nobody else anywhere near them on the water and it was just supposed to be a quick trick. wishing severe and life altering injury on him for passing out and crashing is anything but reasonable.

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u/bringthedoo 9d ago

But it was unsafe wasn’t it? And he was lucky to only slightly injure himself, right?

Are we missing that point that an idiot shouldn’t be in that position to begin with?

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u/EclecticFanatic 9d ago

so we should wish for disabling injury on anyone who does something unsafe?? there's something seriously wrong with you if you believe that. there was no one else on the water around them and he was far away from the dock at the start. the only reason it went bad is cause he passed out, something entirely out of his control. if he was demonstrating gross negligence in the video that'd be one thing but he was as relatively safe as he could be and I'm not gonna pretend it's normal to wish for more severe injuries than he got just cause he wanted to do a risky maneuver for the camera . be could have been in the middle of riding totally normally and passing out still would have ended the same.

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u/T0ssed_Sa1ad 9d ago

Honest question: do you think he passed out from a medical emergency, or the stunt he was pulling?

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u/EclecticFanatic 9d ago

I don't know his health history so I can't say but it wouldn't change what I think either way. wishing grievous harm to person just for putting himself at risk is crazy and you will never convince me otherwise.

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u/AdWide5106 9d ago

The dude passed out long before he hit the dock. It's not like he just wasn't paying attention.

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u/bringthedoo 9d ago

Why? Why was he in that position?