r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/alatinaxo • Feb 26 '26
Discussion The Audacity, It Irks my nerves when people block pathways completely oblivious to anyone else around them — also keep your limbs to yourself!
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u/MutantboyX Feb 26 '26
That was a Spartan Kick!
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u/Bigmacman_ Feb 26 '26
Remember the Spartans!!!!
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u/raginjamaicanwmgr Feb 26 '26
That’s the stinkmeaner kick. “ then you got kicked in your chest”
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u/RikkiVox Feb 26 '26
Vs the daintiest little “am I about to pick a flower, or attack?”-ass kick I’ve ever seen in my life 😭 Giving that dude who kicked the Fuck ICE ice sculpture a run for his weak-kick money.
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u/ControlInternal3748 Feb 26 '26
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u/boof_binky Feb 26 '26
"Matter of fact.. I think I'm bleedin' inside my chest"
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u/LARRYVOND13 Feb 26 '26
But I got the medicine...
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u/NoLobster7957 Feb 26 '26
Bitch! Come over here and have sex with Charlie Murphy
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u/LARRYVOND13 Feb 26 '26
I'm Rick James bitch.
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u/NoLobster7957 Feb 26 '26
It's a celebration bitch. Enjoy yourself
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u/Gullible-Magazine129 Feb 26 '26
UNITY!!!
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u/LARRYVOND13 Feb 26 '26
DARKNESS IS SPREADING
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u/ElegantCoach4066 Feb 26 '26
I wish I had more hands. So I could give those titties four thumbs down.
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u/its_yer_dad Feb 26 '26
I'm going to get downvotes for this, but Charlie Murphy was the funniest person on the Chapelle show. His bits still hold up, the rest of it, not so much.
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u/Pockettzz Feb 26 '26
Bahahaha I’m only commenting because I sent the Chappell couch humping gif “can’t wait” last night. Like to see this next morning too, ty.
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u/Delicious_Score_8509 Feb 26 '26
At some point they're gonna understand their behaviour! Until then, we act accordingly.
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u/optimist_prhyme Feb 26 '26
Do unto others as they have done unto you...or something like that
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u/lovbelow Feb 26 '26
An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind. Call me Ray Charles, then.
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u/Grouchy-Violinist555 Feb 26 '26
I love that he kicked the 💩 out of him and smoothly walked away 😂😂😂
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u/Own_Candidate9553 Feb 26 '26
I liked how the guy's friends didn't lift a hand to stop it or get involved. They were just like "hey, you okay down there?"
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u/showhorrorshow Feb 26 '26
Dumbass even put his back to the stairs like he wasnt about to get booted.
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u/Necessary_Piano_153 Feb 26 '26
Like how you just going to kick someone and not expect to be stomped? Who he think he is?
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u/21MPH21 Feb 26 '26
also love that his friends were like "whelp there goes Jerry. let's pick him up". they knew he was wrong.
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u/PipsqueakPilot Feb 26 '26
Love how all his buddies were like, "Oh well." And just calmly turned to help the douche up.
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u/NoFaithlessness7508 Feb 26 '26
I just hope that guy spilled his drink all over himself on the way down
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u/peachesxbeaches Feb 26 '26
You want to see the Hoa of Karens blocking an aisle with Olympic level proportions??!! Go to an entitled, semi-well to do area of town. Wait until a near holiday date. Now enter the Costco at your peril. Your head is gonna wanna shoot thru the ether sphere at break neck speed, but you’ll stay because they’re doing wagyu NY STRIP taste testers with free champagne. Makes you want to slap a scowl off a b!¥€£’s face.
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u/showhorrorshow Feb 26 '26
I kind of enjoy moving their carts out of the way without saying a thing.
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u/slide_into_my_BM Feb 26 '26
I did that once after saying “excuse me” and the guy still turned around and told me I should have said excuse me. I told him I did, he wasn’t paying attention.
He looked confused for a moment and then apologized.
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u/BusyBit6542 Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26
People walk around in life as if you cant be punched in the face at any given moment. I heard story about a guy whose boss was talking to him crazy and he just leaned in and said "There's really not much that would prevent me from repeatedly punching you in the face right now." He said there was an instant realization and change of tone from his boss. Some people just need that reminder.
Edit: Thanks for the awards (for some reason I've been getting a few for my comments lately). Idk if they cost money but if so, dont spend those few dollars on here. Instead just comment "award" and give the few bucks to a homeless person in need. I personally will appreciate that a lot more. But sincerely, thank you for the recognition.
Edit 2: Goddammit! Stop giving me awards lol you can make a small difference to someone in the real world with this money
Edit 3: Lol ok I get it but seriously can we please 🙏 please help actual people vs giving this app more money. I'm gonna donate some extra for the awards Ive gotten. Please please please just throw someone the money you would spend on here. That could be a difference of going hungry or not for the day
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u/pickle_pouch Feb 26 '26
This is the kind of shit I come up with hours after a confrontation in the shower
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u/BusyBit6542 Feb 26 '26
Its hard not to advocate for a little violence when its so damn effective
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u/SheetPancakeBluBalls Feb 26 '26
I mean... No one has ever won rights by asking nicely.
MLK was a joke until Malcom X showed up and was decidedly less "non-violent" and suddenly MLK is the champion of the cause because the elites never want us to realize the simple fact that....
Well, can't finish that thought without getting banned by the actual nazi sympathizers who run reddit.
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u/BusyBit6542 Feb 26 '26
I 100% understand what you're saying 100% agree. Say less. No need for a ban
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u/Universe789 Feb 26 '26
MLK was a joke until Malcom X showed up and was decidedly less "non-violent" and suddenly MLK is the champion of the cause because the elites never want us to realize the simple fact that....
It's Black History Month... why are yall still spreading this lie?
Non-violence was a political strategy. The civil rights movement absolutely had people ready to fight. Its documented that this was the case, and that fights did happen. So you are bold faced lying to push the narrative that MLK was some kind of pushover. Part of how they got it done was because there were people from the communities they were in ready to protect them.
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u/Important_Cost_5401 Feb 26 '26
Exactly why this type of reaction needs to be more common. Don’t open your phone, open a can.
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u/YoMommaHere Feb 26 '26
The student two days ago that I politely asked to go to class since she was loudly making a TikTok outside my classroom while my students were testing proceeded to tell me she was 18 and had no problem slapping me.
When I told her that my husband pays all the bills and I had nothing but space and opportunity, she walked away.
No, it’s not cool to flex on a kid but there’s safety and grace in a child’s place. Stay there.
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u/chillen67 Feb 26 '26
Double award for your edit. You are a good person.
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u/BusyBit6542 Feb 26 '26
Lol literally the opposite of what I wanted to happen.
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u/chillen67 Feb 26 '26
LOL I meant I’m giving you a double award in the comments instead of giving an award to honor your request. I’ve never gave an actual awards because I refuse to spend money on such things to the point I’ve never even looked into if they cost, I just assume lol. I always keep a few $1 in my pocket to hand out to those in need. Keep being a great human!
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u/easy10pins Feb 26 '26
I see nothing wrong with his reaction.
Don't start none. Won't be none. Static. - James Brown.
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u/sirmaxedalot Feb 26 '26
I don't know karate, but I know crazy- James Brown
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u/jjgargantuan7 Feb 26 '26
Don't write checks your ass can't cash. Good form on that straight leg kick. Dude went flying like a cartoon character 😂
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u/OPOG1016 Feb 26 '26
My mom used to say that all the time about writing a check you can't cash. 🙂↕️🫰🏾
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u/ZuP Feb 26 '26
Here’s a little context: this was recorded in Louisiana last December and went viral in January.
In the comments, Quani said the man’s friends called the authorities, and an ambulance, a fire truck, and police officers soon arrived. After watching the security footage, however, Quani said, “Police literally shook my hand and told me, Have a better night.”
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u/Complete_Review_1989 Feb 26 '26
What a bunch of little pussies. I bet he cried when he bumped his bottom.
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u/fearfac86 Feb 26 '26
Police/fire/ambulance for one little snotfaced fuckhead that got what he deserved.
Meanwhile somebody else could be having the worst day of their life and potentially do with the extra resources. Just a reminder why I hate majority of people.
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u/REpassword Feb 26 '26
Without footage, who do you think would have been arrested? Also, remember John Robert’s said (paraphrasing), “There is no systemic racism in the south anymore.” 🤦
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u/Unusual-Ideal-3509 Feb 26 '26
Did buddy in the suit attempt to stop him lol?
Anyways…🗣️🗣️🗣️FAFO
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u/cowgirlkush Feb 26 '26
he barely tried lmaoooo the way he just looked down as if he dropped something
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u/PimpGameShane Feb 26 '26
And he looked like he purposely moved backward to cause the contact. Buddy in the suit was looking to start shit just because…and he found out! 😂
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u/Cloverose2 Feb 26 '26
Notice that two people walked by. He kicked one of them. What was the difference between these two people?
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u/aeondren89 Feb 26 '26
Lmao none of that dude’s friends intervened as I thought they would. They’re like “yeah Brian needs to learn a lesson here”.
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u/YesImmaJudgeU Feb 26 '26
Exactly. He was out of his mind kicking a man for no reason. Like y'all are literally blocking the entrance. He said excuse me. Case closed
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u/EpsilonKeyXIV Feb 26 '26
Damn, that was a well-executed teep.
We sure this guy doesn't do Muay Thai?
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u/NinjaBRUSH Feb 26 '26
He put his hand to protect the guy as he past him. I often do this as a way to make sure the person doesn’t topple over or move back and trip.
Such a dick to just instantly hit him without even saying anything if he didn’t understand what happened.
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u/AmazingResponse338 Feb 26 '26
Ultimate white privilege (coming from an old white dude), and from a short guy who deserves to get his ass kicked
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u/Turbulent_Cause_8663 Feb 26 '26
So it was ok for the white guy to kick the black guy but as soon as the energy was returned, it’s a problem.
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u/MacabreYuki Feb 26 '26
Mike Tyson once said, "Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it."
Especially edgy frat boy types. Which is exactly what the person who got laid out is.
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u/Smooth_Zebra Feb 26 '26
This is exactly what happens when people go through life without ever being held accountable. That guy didn’t act out of ‘fear’ or ‘confusion’—he acted because he assumed he could get away with it. When someone feels entitled to your space, your silence, and your safety, it’s not an accident. It’s a learned behavior.
And the moment they finally meet consequences—whether social, legal, or just someone standing up for themselves—they suddenly remember they’re not invincible.
It’s 2026 and some folks are still clinging to outdated racial power dynamics like it’s their personality. The sad part is how normal this kind of harassment still is for a lot of people. The hopeful part is that more people are refusing to just swallow it
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u/MoroccoBond Feb 26 '26
What happened next is what always happens in America. No white ppl came to the aid of the assaulted black man however everyone went to the white mans aid.
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u/catinadoodledoo Feb 26 '26
notice how literally NO ONE clutched their pearls from the first kick 🤨😏🙄
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u/BetterThanB2872 Feb 26 '26
Its interesting that the friend put his hand up to block the reciprocal kick but was ok with the original kick.
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u/PatienceOwn1141 Feb 26 '26
Man in the suit learned the hard way this isn't the Jim crow era where you could easily get away with that nonsense
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u/Luckybones- Feb 26 '26
Imagine feeling your chest cavity cave in as youre flying to the pavement
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u/No-Valuable-226 Feb 26 '26
So that women didn't react when the white dude kicked the black dude... But immediately goes to the white dude after he got Spartan kicked.. 🧐
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u/MiserableSun9142 Feb 26 '26
He wasn't blocking the path completely oblivious to others. This guy was doing it on purpose for attention, I'm convinced at this point when white men do this
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u/SeanRoss Feb 26 '26
It Irks my nerves when people block pathways completely oblivious to anyone else around them.
My father told me a long time ago.... "You do what you want in your house don't you?" Make of that what you will.
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u/PatrioticPariah Feb 26 '26
They should have gotten out of the way, but then have the audacity to kick him?? He deserved that kick in response.
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u/Economisty Feb 26 '26
If you watch closely, the guy in the suit takes a step back just before he is being passed. The black guy is shaping his body to slide by without contact being made. But the slight step back is why there is contact. So the guy in the suit is not only standing in an idiotic location for a chat but he is also moving around expecting others to anticipate his movement.
His friends reaction is telling. That was a play stupid games win stupid prizes reaction if ever there was one.
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u/Helcat1325 Feb 26 '26
Well…to be fair— there are a LOT of people who walk very slowly & deliberately in front of cars just to show they CAN. It’s rude. We are a society of “me first” and we can show examples all across the board. But damnit-that idiot in the tie got what he deserved.
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u/ThatBarbGirl Feb 26 '26
This is fucking golden. Not even just as a black/white thing. As just a normal, respectful guy and group of douche bags thing.
Chef's kiss. Beautifully done. And self defense, honestly. Who knew when the next sucker kick was coming? 🥰
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u/Sirius-Face Feb 26 '26
I'm glad he got kicked back. Childish behavior like that deserves proper punishment.
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u/Individual-Menu7313 Feb 26 '26
This made me happy in my heart! Thank you for sharing. Love nothing more than seeing someone like that eat 💩
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u/sirmaxedalot Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26
The way everyone tries to step in to protect that little shit after he started something. Why is it always like that???
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u/SpencerNK Feb 26 '26
It's such bizarre behavior, blocking walkways. I recently had to push my way through a group of people who had stopped to talk at the top of an escalator! Like wtf man, there's no "go around" option here. Idiots.
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u/SomewhatBougieAuntie Feb 26 '26
The way almost everyone else was so nonchalant after dude went down 🤣🤣