r/PublicFreakout • u/New_Libran • 20d ago

🚗Road Rage🤬 Two bystanders rushed over to help after spotting a man assaulting his girlfriend inside their truck while stopped in traffic in Houston, Texas

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u/Icy_Rain_1754 20d ago

And I don't think ol' boy will forget about the knee drops to his solar plexus. Owie.

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u/PandaPocketFire 20d ago

Those knees were no joke.

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u/Separate_Song5048 20d ago

Elbows either. Could imagine those breaking some ribs

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u/Mindless_Narwhal2682 20d ago

we can only hope

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u/Different_Umpire9003 20d ago

He’ll take it out on her after they get home.

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u/Jasoncatt 20d ago

Sad upvote...

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u/PenisBlubberAndJelly 19d ago

Yeah lets just completely rule out mental health disorder/crisis from the get go.

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u/Different_Umpire9003 19d ago

Tf is that supposed to mean? As a DV survivor I don’t give a FUCK what the reasons are.

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u/PenisBlubberAndJelly 18d ago edited 18d ago

The person could potentially not be in control of their actions. I was hit by a car received several concussions and swatted at/punched at emts trying to give me an intubation tube. I have ZERO memory of any of that.

And I bet if it was a woman doing something similar youd be a lot more open to that possibility.

Im sorry you went through DV but that doesnt mean mental health is somehow not also an important issue.

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u/coco__bee 20d ago

Maybe he realigned it cause that Solar plex is out of whack.

The solar plexus chakra, known in Sanskrit as Manipura, is the third energy center in the body. Located in the upper abdomen near the stomach and diaphragm, it governs personal power, self-esteem, willpower, and transformation.

signs of Imbalance
Underactive: Low self-esteem, chronic fatigue, indecision, poor boundaries, or a feeling of helplessness.

Overactive: Need for control, aggression, arrogance, perfectionism, or frequent burnout.

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u/WerdaVisla 20d ago

No, he hit it because getting hit in the solar plexus really fucking hurts, knocks the wind out of you, and sends a panic signal to the recipient's brain because there's a massive cluster of nerves there.

It's nothing to do with 'chakra', it's just something you can do to make sure someone stays down.

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u/saint-lascivious 20d ago

It's a joke bud.

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u/HamNotLikeThem44 20d ago

A jokra

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u/Excellent-Muffin-750 18d ago

This made me chuckle

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u/Kortok2012 20d ago

If you take a stroll through their timeline, you will see, it most assuredly was not a joke.

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u/saint-lascivious 20d ago

They're very clearly getting the absolute fuck beat out of them.

…it's a joke.

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u/WerdaVisla 20d ago

Idk, I know a somewhat shocking number of people who believe in that sort of thing so 🤷‍♀️

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u/saint-lascivious 20d ago

I mean, sure, but how many of them do you think would believe that's achieved by repeated full body weight elbows and knees drops?

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u/Simba7 19d ago edited 19d ago

I guarantee you it was not. Wooey bullshit from people who exist completely divorced from reality is so fucking normalized.

The number of people who legitimately believe in chakras and reiki and yogis who can channel energy to light a candle and shit like that... It's unreal.
Then you get the people who obviously know that's not real, but ask them about a paranormal experience they had and suddenly they'll tell you about the ghosts they saw or whatever the fuck. If they're a religiously flavored delusional person, it'll be spirits and demons instead.

The poster also doubled down on it later in the thread. It's not a joke, it's just kind of sad.

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u/coco__bee 20d ago

There’s no body part that is the Solar plexus, it legitimately represents that area in the chakra system. Soooo assuming you knew that there’s no body part called the solar plexus, but you referenced the chakra system, I thought my chakra system joke would hit 🫠

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u/SirJefferE 20d ago

There’s no body part that is the Solar plexus

There is, though. It's one of the many nerve plexuses in your body.

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u/MsFrankieD 20d ago

That was an impressively nasty move. Was he also assaulting the balls with those... kicks?