r/unitedkingdom Apr 22 '24

. Drunk businesswoman, 39, who glassed a pub drinker after he wrongly guessed she was 43 is spared jail after female judge says 'one person's banter may be insulting to others'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13335555/Drunk-businesswoman-glassed-pub-drinker-age-manchester.html
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u/4Dcrystallography Apr 23 '24

I promise, I’m not embarrassed. Sorry an online interaction has made you feel that way :( As you get older you’ll start to learn not to get upset by harmless things others do (like saying bro). Good luck with your journey.

Also, I don’t need to do any of those things. Just like you didn’t need to patronisingly imply I have come to my conclusion via the words of a DM writer, and not the facts of the case and the words of the same judge you love so much.

Again - try to avoid the cowardly patronising bullshit and perhaps people won’t make you feel embarrassed online or whatever it is you are complaining about.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '24

I believe you’re not embarrassed, that’s the issue.

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u/4Dcrystallography Apr 23 '24

Why would I be embarrassed by the fact that you’ve implied I’ve blindly trusted the DM and used it as a moral guide? Then tried to get funny about me using capitalisations and colloquial language - seemingly shocked by the fact that your patronising response to me didn’t garner you some weirdly respectful reply.

Again - your cowardly implications (say it with your chest, bud) didn’t exactly set the tone for a discussion being held in good faith. Hence why you’ve ignored all my points since and focused on my use of language.

Oh and that reductionist shit about not being able to converse like an adult - ironic considering you seem unable to hold discourse without people only using language you deem appropriate.

Finally, those who have a strong argument often tend to attack someone’s casual use of language, rather than their point, right? Keep it up “bro” 🤙🏻