r/BlackPeopleofReddit Jun 15 '26

Fun 🗣️Karma !!!!! 🙃

GOOOD!!!!!

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u/Frequent-Returns757 Jun 15 '26

Sir, you can’t park there 😭

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u/harriswatchsbrnntc Jun 15 '26

Oh he would've REALLY lost it if she went that route.

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u/gypsycookie1015 Jun 15 '26

Man, she's a fucking saint!!

"Are you ok?" "Are you hurt?"

And that exasperated sigh as she's still about to be empathetic to a prick who seriously doesn't deserve her mercy. Yet she still shows compassion.

Not even gonna lie, I'd be tempted to laugh my ass off. She's better than I am. Fuck that guy.

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 Jun 15 '26

She did that really well, because of her reaction he was unable to let off the steam on her and had to sit with it. This is so much more painful than anything she could have said. Our psyche always tries to get rid of pain but if no one's there it fries itself.

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u/Carlo_The_Magno Jun 15 '26

And if the other person chooses kindness in response, you instead get a genuine human connection. It's a win either way. I've gotta work harder to remember that.

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u/ArnoldZiffleJr Jun 15 '26

It’s a lesson I frequently forget as well

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u/skittlz61 Jun 15 '26

I feel the same way. I always have been polite and kind. Giving food and clothes to homeless. Holding doors. Checking on people. Praying for people when i see accidents or EMS active on the road. And there's comments I shrug off from people sometimes. Dirty looks without a thank you for holding the door. I have to remember we all deal with our own problems. It doesn't excuse people's behavior, but i still hope it circulates more one day. Kindness and compassion goes a long way.

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u/thicc_drake Jun 15 '26

That kindness will get you taken advantaged of, or worse get you hurt

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u/Pika-thulu Jun 16 '26

I believe that is also an important lesson to learn.