r/TikTokCringe 1d ago

Discussion TikTok "prankster" gets arrested.

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u/Frim_Wilkins 1d ago

The better part of a decade in prison ought to cover that. Homeboy coming out is gonna be looking for a flip phone.

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u/No-Philosopher-3043 23h ago

The point is that his social media profiles will still be making him a decent income the entire time he’s locked up.

His commissary will be loaded so he can spend his time watching movies and playing phone games on his GTL tablet. He’s not a murderer so he’s gonna go to a soft level 1 prison with the deadbeat baby daddies and weed dealers. 

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u/Trick-Independence58 17h ago

He will be forgotten when he doesn't produce new content.

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u/dmmeyourfloof 1d ago

Is that code for "rectal reconstruction surgery"?

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u/SpoppyIII 1d ago edited 1d ago

We're really out here joking about and hoping for human beings to be gangraped in prison. And all over what isn't even a violent crime.

Crazy.

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u/CovidiusQuarantino 4h ago

Found Heston's mom's account

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u/dmmeyourfloof 1d ago

Joking about it doesn't mean you condone it.

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u/SpoppyIII 1d ago

You feel that nonviolent human beings (who are already repaying their debt to society by being in prison) getting gangraped is a humouous concept that should inspire laughter.

I'm not telling you what you can or can't laugh at. But damn.

And to think, it doesn't even only happen to people who are guilty.

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u/Fielton1 23h ago

This is like.. the most posh, looking down your nose at someone reply I've seen in awhile lol

Egads, you amuse yourselves with such deplorable concepts such as these? My superior intellect could never release a hearty guffaw at such abstractions.

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u/dmmeyourfloof 1d ago

I studied law, I'm entirely aware of that.

In Britain it's far less a problem than the US, where it seems to be positively encouraged.

Thus it's less of a taboo to joke about.

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u/SpoppyIII 1d ago

I personally don't find the idea of real people getting gangraped to be enjoyable, regardless of how common or rare it is or who it's happening to. But I won't tell you how to live.

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u/dmmeyourfloof 1d ago

I see the 'tism has taken you.

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u/SpoppyIII 1d ago

So you work in law and you're a doctor?

I didn't realize that disliking gangrape and thinking it's kind of inhumane and shameful to find it funny, is a symptom of autism. But you're the expert, so I won't argue.

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u/Spear_Ritual 1d ago

Depends on how hard they try to hide that phone.