r/PublicFreakout • u/gravityVT • 11h ago

😭 Walmart Freakout 😫 massive walmart freakout

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u/Remarkable-Week-1467 9h ago

Lol no 5-10 Seems great maybe it should be 10-15. These people never learn and act like children. We shouldn't have adults like this out and about roaming the streets look at his pathetic impulsive behavior. Maybe next time he'll attack people instead of just merchandise.

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u/NachoEvans 8h ago

I think I would have to agree with the guy above, however it depends on his prior history. Dude could have just been having a real shitty day. Maybe his partner cheated. Maybe he lost his job. Maybe he is having a mental breakdown. There are a lot of things that could be happening here that are not worth 15 years of someone's life, and as the guy above said, it's merchandise belonging to a multi-billion dollar company, nothing living was hurt.

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u/Remarkable-Week-1467 8h ago

This is the problem with today. You're making excuses to act like this. There is never a reason to act like this in public at all. It's childish pathetic behavior. I've been cheated on, fired, had very bad day's and I never went around committing crimes and destroying property because of it. If you can't act like an adult and control yourself you have no business being in public. Also it doesn't matter who's stuff was destroyed or what company it's called morals and principles. Regardless it affects everyone because destroying and stealing merchandise from companies that everyone goes to means they'll start to lock things and increase prices on things because they start losing large amounts of inventory over time when people do this making everything inconvenient for everyone else who doesn't steal & destroy property & act civil.

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u/NachoEvans 8h ago

Also

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u/Remarkable-Week-1467 8h ago edited 5h ago

Hey clown the multi billionaire company isn't the one who has to deal with the clean up, who has to deal with the unruly violent customer, who have to deal with things being locked away and charged more for items because inventory is destroyed. Use the brain you have inside that head of your's if you have one.

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u/NachoEvans 5h ago

Oh gosh. Some hourly employees have to do some cleanup at Walmart during their scheduled shift? The horror. Guess we better take 15 years away from this person's life. Walmart also has a policy of staying away from this so they don't get hurt, and if this person comes into the store with a gun to do harm, that's a whole other conversation.

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u/Remarkable-Week-1467 5h ago edited 4h ago

I think you just like blowing the criminals and would rather cheerlead for them than the innocent people working hard who have to deal with his BS.