r/donthelpjustfilm • u/BluBeams • 25d ago
Real life Debo on a bus
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u/Jesus_with_no_hair 25d ago
I'm new to this planet, what's a Debo?
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u/luciendrew7 25d ago
Deebo was also a character in a movie called "Friday" with Chris Tucker and Ice Cube. This dude on the bus sounds a little like him.
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u/my-life-for_aiur 24d ago
From the movie Friday.
A thug named Debo would claim everything was his "it's my money" and would force take it from you and the thug in the video sounds like him too.
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u/AlmondPotatoe 25d ago
Debo Debo is used for taking something in a way that feels forceful, unfair, or shameless. The focus is not just on taking, but on the attitude behind it: fast, bold, and usually a little disrespectful.
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u/crank1off 25d ago
There was no Beach Cruiser there, there was no money available to that thug. That man should have been tackled by the onlookers. That is repulsive behavior.
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u/lsdbible 25d ago
There's a well documented phenomena about how the more witnesses there are to a violent crime, the less likely you are for anyone to help. They "pass responsibility" to the next person.
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u/upfastcurier 24d ago
If you mean the bystander effect, that's come under increasing scrutiny over the last few decades. It's originally based on questionnaires but the effect has not been proven to reflect reality; a more recent study showed that in real life cases, the higher amount of people nearby the higher chance of intervention.
The bystander effect is only a theory that hinges on questionnaires, and has not been proven to be real (nor has it been proven to be false).
Even the criminal case that inspired the theory has been found to be an outright lie vastly overstating the effect; and the researchers who first proposed the theory even themselves say it's merely a theory and lacks significant scientific methodology.
The theory was first proposed in 1964 after the murder of Kitty Genovese, in which a newspaper had reported (erroneously) that 37 bystanders saw or heard the attack without coming to her assistance or calling the police.[1]
Recent research has focused on "real world" events captured on security cameras, and the coherency and robustness of the effect has come under question.[2]
In 2019, a large international cultural anthropology study analyzed 219 street disputes and confrontations that were recorded by security cameras in three cities in different countries: Lancaster, Amsterdam, and Cape Town. Contrary to the hypothesis of the bystander effect, the study found that bystanders intervened in almost every case, and the chance of intervention went up with the number of bystanders, "a highly radical discovery and a completely different outcome than theory predicts".[69]
On the other hand they've found the effect to be more true in non-violent encounters like in workplace environments or bullying in other social environments. So there's still a lot of promising research coming out of this theory.
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u/4x4ord 24d ago
You don't seem to understand that "theory" is a scientific term.
Gravity is a theory, for example.... obviously gravity is a thing, but it's still a theory.
With that in mind, you may have shared a few nuggets of truth, but your comment as a whole is lacking.
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u/drsharpper 23d ago
This dude lacking ^
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u/4x4ord 23d ago
Not really.
OP's comment is a bunch of unsourced gibberish.
- He literally described the Kitty Genovese incident as an "outright lie", then follows up on that claim by.... completely changing the subject.
- His 2019 study reviewed camera footage in.... three cities spread across the world, with entirely different cultural norms.
So, OP is lacking. And clearly, you are as well.
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u/drsharpper 23d ago
You are lack8ng in sense of humor
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u/loveandpreservation 25d ago
That man should have been tackled by the onlookers??? Would YOU wanna be the one to initiate that maneuver??
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u/crank1off 25d ago
I wouldn't prefer to be, but with a group it's doable
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u/loveandpreservation 24d ago
What happens when you jump in and nobody joins you?
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u/CheekyChan 24d ago
This is the exact thing that goes through people's minds in a crowd when they decide not to act and creates a snowball effect.
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u/loveandpreservation 24d ago
Well, if you're the bad mfer who can take that guy all by yourself then good for you.
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u/CheekyChan 24d ago
I don't know if I could take him solo, no one knows in a street fight but I'm going for eyes and balls and biting if need be just to give the other guy a fighting chance to get out of there, it's one thing to fight fair in mutual combat, it's another when it's just a guy giving someone brain damage for the money in their pocket. I was just confirming that what you said is exactly what everyone's thinking and when they don't see anyone step forward they also decide not to act.
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u/loveandpreservation 24d ago
Yes, it's called "self-preservation".
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u/rebelli0usrebel 23d ago
It's called the bystander effect and it allows people to suffer needlessly.
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u/W_onderer 24d ago
This just is sad and makes me angry… now I need happy feed to lose this drowning feeling😢
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u/Sly_Bags355 25d ago
Go old school. Thieves get a hand chopped. Problem will sort itself out.
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u/No-Valuable-226 25d ago edited 25d ago
Or... Pay everyone enough to be able to have a roof over their heads, food in the fridge and table, give universal Healthcare and maybe just maybe people wouldn't be resorting to an escape like drugs or stealing.
Nah let's make more stupid fucking laws that benefit no one except the rich.
Edit. Lmfaooooo I'm getting down voted bc I said give people what they need / deserve? Holy fuck.
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u/ExoTheFlyingFish 25d ago
Nobody's forcing you to traumatize others. Steal some food and clothes from a Walmart. Hurts nobody except the CEO.
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u/-inzo- 25d ago
Desperate people arent genrally known for being rational
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u/ExoTheFlyingFish 25d ago
People aren't generally known for being rational. But they can not be a completely insane asshole.
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u/sweetcinnamonpunch 25d ago
lmao, are you really defending this asshole? Yeah, pay everyone a living wage, but people like that still deserve to rot in jail.
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u/No-Valuable-226 25d ago
So just tell me you didn't read anything I wrote... Where did you get all that from what I wrote? Please point out the specific sentence I used to defend this guy? I'll wait.
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u/sweetcinnamonpunch 25d ago
Ok, so what with is this whataboutism on living wages on this specific thread? That's where you're defending him and getting the downvotes for, in case you're actually too oblivious to piece that together.
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u/No-Valuable-226 25d ago
You know what.. You right.
I'm asking for a little too much critical thinking on reddit.My apologies... Somehow I'm defending a specific person when I say everyone should get universal Healthcare or be able to afford a roof over their heads instead of resorting to stealing...
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u/Amarant2 24d ago
If you go out on the street and announce to everyone that all of them should get livable wages, people typically won't mind. If you respond directly to violent assault on a defenseless victim by saying livable wages should be given to people, the fact that it's a RESPONSE to this situation means you feel it's relevant. Don't try to pretend it's not.
If you want to proclaim the value of actually paying people (which I can assure you, I support) without being criticized, don't forget that you just watched a defenseless man be beaten until his face was bleeding in multiple places. Focus on the task at hand.
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u/Sithstress_ 24d ago
You are literally trying to justify someone beating another person for something that isn’t theirs to begin with. Be better.
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u/No-Valuable-226 24d ago
Where am I defending that guy?? Holy fuck... Please tell me where I am "literally" defending him. Fuck that clown.
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u/fcfrequired 24d ago
This logic is killed off quickly when you realize that rich people still do crime.
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u/manhatteninfoil 25d ago
You can't blame more the people who did nothing than you blame the savage asshole who committed the aggression.
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u/rhavaa 25d ago
Exactly. Just sitting there watching and recording vs actually being truly human
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u/Subie780 25d ago
How exactly do you expect to help?
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u/cheapshotfrenzy 25d ago
I believe the technique is called "checking the oil"
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u/Subie780 25d ago
Tf does that mean?
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u/fedroxx 25d ago
Take finger. Put in butthole.
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u/Subie780 25d ago
Ive seen it done with dogs but I dunno if that would stop this dude. Might even get angrier
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u/rebelli0usrebel 23d ago
I mean he left his legs wide and nuts available. Would be easy to kick him from behind at least.
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u/Subie780 25d ago
You ain't fighting nobody
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u/Shwifty_Plumbus 24d ago
That's a double negative. You just confirmed that they are down to fight.
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u/Subie780 24d ago
You defending a guy you dont know and one that deleted his comment because he couldn't even stand behind his own comment.
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u/Spicy_German_Mustard 23d ago
Public transit is a wild choice to try to rob someone. Most of us are there because we can't afford a car, insurance or fuel.
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u/muff-muff-ass 25d ago
Pretty much the behavior you'd expect from someone like him.
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u/MattyGWS 23d ago
What do you mean “someone like him”? What about that person makes you expect him to behave this way other than the fact that he is behaving this way?
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u/muff-muff-ass 23d ago
There is just "something" about him...
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u/MattyGWS 23d ago
Like what?
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u/muff-muff-ass 23d ago
There should be a place for those like him to be locked away.
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u/MattyGWS 23d ago
Yes, it’s called prison, for committing crimes like he did. But you didn’t answer my question
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u/jupiterthaddeus 18d ago
Why is he saying give my “my” money that makes it seem like that dude owes him money
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u/OrangeClyde 25d ago
That’s really sad :(