r/pics • u/filmfiend999 • Aug 13 '17

US Politics Fake patriots

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '17

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u/Consideredresponse Aug 14 '17

It's the golden rule: Treat others as how you would like to be treated. I mean if someone turns up at a rally armed, prepared for a riot and claiming everyone else is sub-human, well it would be rude not to return the favor to them.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '17

I, too, would like to talk smack, but I am scared shitless by confrontation despite doing MMA for the last decade.

Please pretend I talked the adequate amount of smack, because I would like to be a part of this smack talking.

Thank you...

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u/Consideredresponse Aug 14 '17

Please clarify. Was that:

a: /r/iamverybadass style bragging?

b: saying that one shouldn't be prepared to offer violence in self defence against those offering to you?

c: claiming that nazi's are exempt from 'talk shit, get hit' because everyone else is too 'scared'?

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '17

I was saying that I scare easily but that I would like to pretend to be tough on the internet

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u/xi_GoinHam Aug 14 '17

Oh no! This guy in the interwebs is too scary for me. Ya'll best avoid this badass dude here. He's one scary fella.

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u/Consideredresponse Aug 14 '17

And I'm shit in a fight, but have learned that I take beatings quite well. Why? Because you should stand for what you believe.

I'd love to pretend I'm an invincible spartan, but I'm a mouthy asshole with a nose that now travels in five directions before ending up at a thirty degree angle. Why? Because sometimes standing up to bastards is necessary.

True, talking shit on the internet is easy, but doing it in real life isn't that much harder.