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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Lol any time you choose to resort to physical violence you obviously accept the risk that death is a possible end result. Otherwise you are an ignorant idiot
gpt
Same goes for the boy, he did engage in moving a clearly very strong man. Doing this is accepting the risk of the altercation escalating into violence and as such accepting the risk of violence.

Any discussion has this nature, as soon as you start arguing with a person you agree to that risk in an indirect manner which doesn't make escalation right of course.

But the more heated the discussion becomes especially when one or both parties are drunk/tired and easy to aggravate, you raise that risk.

It's clear that before ether punch there was an ever escalating slew of insults thrown around, which makes these altercations more likely.

No one was right here and the boy didn't deserve to die, but accepting the fact that he more or less walked into this is not victim blaming or saying the bouncer acted correctly.

It is merely acknowledging the fact that stupid decision can have very stupid, very unfortunate results.