you see it all the time on fighting clip channels where videos of a guy getting jumped without context are given a “pedophile gets what’s coming 😨” caption despite there being no context or evidence behind the clip, just a big confetti cannon of “ITS OKAY THEYRE THE BAD GUY” as some random dude gets his head clocked with a rock or whatever
you see it all the time on fighting clip channels where videos of a guy getting jumped without context are given a “pedophile gets what’s coming 😨” caption despite there being no context or evidence behind the clip, just a big confetti cannon of “ITS OKAY THEYRE THE BAD GUY” as some random dude gets his head clocked with a rock or whatever
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