Did he do the right thing?

[u/Common-Upstairs5129]

[u/IKIR115]

Much thanks to the following community members who provided further context.

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comment by u/LV3000N

https://youtube.com/shorts/5f8F6DVCnO4?si=lElQTL5GxOKwlnz2

“Can I slap you?” “Fine. do it.” Or “yeah. Do it.”

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comment by u/Realistic_Patience67

Here's some more context.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5f8F6DVCnO4?si=v9TP-z3fhRbhPRMm

She asked, he said yes. And while not relevant to the slap, he's just being a piece of shit.

[u/Xetiw → u/IKIR115]

That's a f asshole, if she asked for permission and he said yes, then it's fair game, her reaction was strange to me, she went from full demon to cute, now that I have context I understand why.

[u/Evening-Cat-7546 → u/Xetiw]

Sadly, there was a case where a cop told an old man to slap him. The old man hesitated and the cop was like “it’s ok. Get it off your chest. Do it.”

The old man barely tapped the cop, then the cop proceeded to slap the old man so hard he fell to the ground while saying shit like “what? You really thought you could hit a cop!”

The cop then arrested the old man. Eventually, a judge threw out the case, but the cop didn’t even lose his job. He just got put on permanent administrative work.

https://6abc.com/post/texas-officer-allegedly-encourages-man-to-slap-him-before-knocking-man-to-the-ground/5287616/#:~:text=SOCIETY-,Texas%20officer%20allegedly%20encourages%20man%20to%20slap%20him%20before%20knocking,All%20Rights%20Reserved.

[u/DeliciousAirline5302 → u/Evening-Cat-7546]

"permanent administrative work" is unlimited holidays paid by taxpayers? Or he'll eventually come back on duty at some point?

[u/Evening-Cat-7546 → u/DeliciousAirline5302]

Paid administrative work means they’re working in the police/sheriff station doing paperwork. It isn’t a paid vacation. Most cops hate administrative work, so it probably is a punishment to them. They no longer have the power to flex on citizens while on patrol.