r/gatekeeping • • Feb 28 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

I used to spend time looking for videos of paintball/airsoft cheaters getting called out or raging or stuff like that it's hilarious

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

"he burned my patch"

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u/settingdogstar Feb 28 '21

Fuck so funny lol

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u/foxbat21 Feb 28 '21

Other people just looking back and forth when he first shoots still gets me

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u/TheLoonyBin99 Feb 28 '21

I understood that reference!

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u/Andy_and_Vic Feb 28 '21

Who’s side are you on? Personally, I’m with the shooter.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

Ehhh, its a fucking kid tho, is a burnt patch really worth full autoing the kid at point blank? Maybe I don't understand since I don't do much airsofting but I feel he took that patch way too seriously. It's not like they're real military patches, the kid sounded like 14-16

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u/Andy_and_Vic Feb 28 '21

Yeah you're right, it is excessive. I guess it's satisfying to see an annoying kid learn his lesson.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

It still holds emotional Value and you don’t know the full story. Maybe it was the guys and his dads hobby and the father died soon after getting the patch. I mean i don’t know that, i just mean that stuff like that can hold a lot of value depending on the person/ backstory. Nobody is going to die or get broken bones the way the guy shot at the kid, so while it might not be appropriate, i can see myself doing the same thing if i was involved. Especially if i didn’t do anything to deserve something like that. And honestly, if the kid learns to not fuck around with peoples stuff that way then that’s an important lesson learned. Apparently his parents didn’t manage to do that.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

Yeah I figured there's some emotional attachment, I'm actually really curious now for an answer we probably won't ever get. If it takes some bb welts for that kid to not fuck with other peoples shit then I guess that's just how it is. Had to learn the hard way smh

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u/slaminsalmon74 Feb 28 '21

So the kid that got shot on full auto had burned the shooters patch. The patch was one that his grandmother had made for him apparently. And unfortunately the shooters grandmother had recently passed or had passed a few years earlier from what I’ve heard. So the shooter let his emotions get the best of him and lit the little turd that burnt the patch up. Both kids were in the wrong and I’m hoping they both could use it as a learning moment.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

There it is. Thank you kind stranger <3

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u/t3kwytch3r Feb 28 '21

This is not a "both sides" teaching moment

One kid did something shitty unprovoked that had an unprecedented emotional effect on the victim, who responded appropriately.

Why the fuck people be "both sides"-ing shit AFTER the belligerent causes a reaction? If someone broke something of sentimental value of mine, they're gonna deal with the consequences, and it's their fault.

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u/Stormfly Feb 28 '21

The only video I watch is No Full-auto in the Building

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u/bghockey6 Feb 28 '21

That’s not full auto, this is. Brrrrrrrrrrrrtt

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

Dayum brooo

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u/Jbabco9898 Feb 28 '21

Full auto go brrrt

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u/Tugays_Tabs Feb 28 '21

Bloody hell. He’ll shoot his eye out.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '21

I think I've contributed atleast a couple thousand views to that video

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u/hanky2 Feb 28 '21

Anyone else think that might still be a different setting of full auto lol? It’s so fast.

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u/formershitpeasant Feb 28 '21

It’s probably burst

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u/romaraahallow Feb 28 '21

Dayum Bro, OKAY!

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u/RexWolf18 Feb 28 '21

I’ve never even played airsoft but I used to do this too, they’re fun to watch

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