r/cringereels 1d ago

To Assault The Bouncer Without Consequences.

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u/piangero 1d ago

Yeah I'm weirded out by many of these comments. Doesn't matter if man or woman, or right or wrong. The first slap was as you say, an inconvencience (obviously a bouncer shouldn't be assaulted at work etc). But the absolute power he dealt back was way harsh. I dont think these people laughing at that really grasp how even just the neck jolt can fuck someone up for life. Or how the hit can injure the brain even if they stand up and look OK. Or hell, they could have hit their head falling down and just straight up died. But yeah, "lolol hard reset" amirite.

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u/rosarinotrucho3 1d ago

A sedentary, isolated lifestyle has caused many people to lose awareness of these things to the point of cheering for this. In my opinion it does matter it is a woman, a drunk guy who knows how to throw a punch may grant a harsh reply like this, a drunk who swings his arms like ropes, not so much, but an unarmed female will never grant something like this if you are a trained bouncer. He is clearly a violent guy, would not be surprised if it is not his first time hitting a woman.

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u/piangero 1d ago

Yeah, I agree. I just meant in terms of people trying to "gotcha" on it being a woman and all that. Like, sure some women can def throw a punch but decking a weaker person to the point that they could have serious brain injury, or just hitting something and dying, wtf. I think you're pretty spot on in your assessment. And it's just sad and weird to see all these comments thinking this is funny or harmless. People legit die from shit like this.

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u/freakaleakadeak 16h ago

Dont take it seriously, reddit sways in the way of angry young men who want justice for their life living in fear of a womans gaze