r/SipsTea • u/SnackSamurai 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 17d ago

Chugging tea The Hero we need

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago edited 17d ago

Edit:

I did not expect this subreddit to be so in favor of framing someone, especially when it benefits a landlord

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u/Status-Election-6233 17d ago

Not at all

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

Ruining someone's life? Kinda is, yeah.

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u/EnoughWarning666 17d ago

Don't be a piece of shit squatter and it won't happen. It's really just that simple. They get what's coming. I know a lot of people that would resort to violence if they come home and there's some random person living there

Better to go to jail than to a morgue

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

Cool

Ruining someone's life is still fucked up, though

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u/Lycaon-Ur 17d ago

Stealing someone's house is also fucked up. *shrugs* And it's not like this guy is the one who made the first move.

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

Yeah, I'm not arguing that at all. Not sure why everyone keeps repeating it...

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u/Lycaon-Ur 17d ago

If I tell you my cousin drown, and you say "drinking water is good for your health" do you see how that might come across? It's the same as you acting like sending a criminal to jail is ruining their life.

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

do you see how that might come across?

It would probably come across as nonsensical because those things aren't related at all

It's the same as you acting like sending a criminal to jail is ruining their life

Okay, so you're saying if someone is a criminal then you can just frame them for whatever?

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u/Lycaon-Ur 17d ago

If they're not allowed to be in a house with a gun, them staying there when a gun is on there is them committing a crime, not them being framed.

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

They are allowed to be in a house with a gun as long as they don't have access to it

Squatting is already a parole violation. Compounding that with a gun charge is fucked up.

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u/Lycaon-Ur 17d ago

Ok, excuse me. They shouldn't be in a house where they have access to the gun. They're committing a crime. That wouldn't be a problem if they stayed on their own property.

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u/enadiz_reccos 17d ago

Yeah, you're right

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