r/Prorevenge Run Over My Dog? I'LL RUIN YOUR LIFE! 

Story 1: Poor Mindy. As a owner of a Cocker Spaniel, it hurts my heart how cruel and heartless that bastard was. Theses dogs are very, very sweet little guys. I enjoyed every.step. of that revenge.

OP in the first story is a lot more merciful than I would be. If I found out someone killed my dog intentionally, I’m going John Wick on that devil

"For whatever reason she didn't recognize me" Yeah, I wouldn't recognize a complete stranger I interacted with ONCE a full *decade* ago unless they had imprinted on me either. You remember, because you were the victim. She doesn't remember because you were just another person she's yelled at in her life.

I wonder if that Karen from the second story realized her behavior was what lost her that job, or if she'll simply think life is unfair.

Story 1: Who the f*ck runs over someone's pet and then grinning about it?! Wanna know how John Wick is created? Because that's how you turn someone into John Wick. Honestly, he deserved way worse than that.

Story 1: "I don't know officer but the guy must've had some demons. Why else would he tie himself to a chair, cover himself in gasoline and then set fire to his own house while still in it?"

You just know that the woman in the second story would absolutely be the type to go to a different country and still demand other people speak English 🚶🏻

anybody who targets a defenseless animal deserve whatever they get thrown at them

I’m surprised op from story 1 didn’t go for animal abuse, harassment, and trespassing for the guy. get those criminal charges in addition to everything he owns

1st story: So the jackass wasn't even smart enough to wear a seatbelt while trying to use his car to ram something.

I'm sorry for laughing, but the mental image of captain jackass from the first story, laying across his hood after being launched out the windshield is fuckin hilarious

Now that I have my own pet I find it extremely difficult to hear about animals being harmed because I love my Luna so much. But I'll still watch this video as my Luna sleeps soundly in my lap☺️

It’s one thing if your dog gets out and someone accidentally hits them, and especially if they apologize. That’s happened to two of my family’s three dogs. One got away while being babysat along with my sister at a friend’s house in the country. Thankfully it was a gravel road with some give and he was just pretty badly bruised up. But the people who hit him didn’t stop to even check on him. That still pisses me off. And our little lab mix once darted out the front door when my mom opened it to receive a package. She ran into the road right as someone was driving by. Well, he was only going max 20 mph and just clipped her. He stopped immediately, frantically searching for her (she had immediately run back into the house) and my mom spent a good ten minutes consoling him and assuring him that she was perfectly okay, just bruised a bruised butt and a bruised ego! When she told me who it was, I just knew his feelings were more hurt than Mom’s or Sophie’s. He is such a kind, gentle, sweet man. I cannot imagine learning that someone TARGETED my fur baby. Forget ruining their life. If someone ran over my dog, I’d run them over.

Back at the trailer that my family rented, we kept requesting that they fix the old splintery porches for several years. I fell through the porch last year and was on crutches and a cane for months. They didn't fix it until they evicted us after we sued the owners and the trailer park :)))

The last story struck a chord. I had a short time rental, as I was moving out of the area, and the apartment I rented seemed nice initially. On move in day, it had not been cleaned at all - the carpeted floor was covered in dead bugs from the fumigation. Later in the bathroom, I wondered why the fan did not appear to be functioning. It made noise, but failed the 'tissue' test. Reason - the exhaust port was covered up by the stairs to the second floor, and the fan just filled the stud cavity with moist air, resulting in BLACK MOLD. I was only there for 7 months and left. Oh, a TREE was growing in the rain gutter at the back of the apartment - 'out of sight, out of mind' I guess.

Man the escalation at the end of the first story....goes from trying to jimmy the lock to driving into it at full speed. But that's the least a dog killer deserves.

Story 3: Often times, the fastest way to get a company to act on an issue, is to complain about the issue in a public venue. A streamer I watch occasionally has copyright issues on RU-vid and Twitch. Their solution is to make a post about it on twitter, tagging the appropriate companies. That usually fixes up the issue real quick.

Story 1: Idk what country OP lives in, but today if you had video of a man running down a dog with his truck in the US, he’d be liable for criminal charges. “Animal cruelty is a felony” is a bit of an empty statement, but it’s still more effective than ever before.

The minute the monster targeted OP's dog, nothing was off the table and he doesn't deserve life anymore.

R/slash: This story is about a guy who ruins a life of someone else for running over his dog. Me: ...John wick?

*If someone ran over my pet, I’d be going to jail for running them over with a sixteen wheeler-* I’d do it multiple times too.

neighbor: *is the devil and hits OP's dog* OP: It's John Wick time

Man, I can tell that before even listening to this episode, it's going to be a tough one because, literally a few days ago, on the 1st of February, a shuttle bus driver murdered my dog and didn't bother to stop and help or see if she was okay. Instead, they hit her in the head, dragged her about 50 yards down the road, got to a corner and turned. I hadn't even had my dog for a year, but she was my buddy; I couldn't sleep that day. I was afraid too, and I had already been up for over 24 hours at that point because I was trying to fix my sleep schedule. So I had a lot of anxiety (And still do); my Gpa picked up her corpse and put her in the back of the van to take her to be cremated; the blood just poured out of her ear like a waterfall. My dog was a Hug (Siberian husky + Pug) and 40 - 45 lbs. I got her after going through some extremely crippling depression and anxiety where I would legit break down and cry multiple times a day over the smallest of things. You can't sit there and tell me you didn't feel you hit something; Hell, my Dad and I were talking, and he mentioned how people know when they hit small animals like squirrels. And was this reported to the bus company? Yes, it was; another housemate called the company, and she asked to speak to the superintendent or super-something and the people on the line at first just gave us the runaround, being transferred from person to person. Before getting to the higher-ups, they said they would look into it immediately. I am still waiting to hear back; if we don't hear back by Monday, we're calling again, and if nothing still, then we're going up to the building because I want an apology and compensation. Also, I'll add She has two collars that she wore, one with her tags and the other a shock collar for an electric fence that was working. But when she was found, the shock collar was gone, and she would never leave the yard. I don't know what possessed her to do so that day, as she had been out before prior without a collar and never left. Also, one day before we had her collar trained, she chewed through her leash so she could have run away, be she instead stayed in the yard. If you rear-end someone, you're at fault; I would assume it's the same for a pedestrian or animal.

_Story 1: I'm not an animal or pet type of person but damn! Who the eff runs over an anima!_ 😳

Dodge Douche: *runs over OP's dog on purpose* Everyone: "So you have chosen...death."

Story 2: I had similar story but without rude things, so I'm from Poland and I took my niece to play ground there were a lot of Ukrainians with children and I would never even could image yelling at the parents because they don't speak Polish much less when there are children around.

Op in the second story is the equivalent of " be careful who's hand you bite today as you will most likely need them tomorrow " .. as for the idioits " she could've changed " no adult who threatens a kid with " my husband is gonna kick your butt" ever changes.. they're jerks and deserve every bad thing to happen to them...

As someone who's dog was purposely ran over a couple days ago, I salute the first OP. People who deliberately hurt or kill pets, especially someone else's are scum.

You run over my pet deliberately and I’m getting arrested for assault. Seriously, Pet owners ( good ones)love their animals!

I would have taken the busted up dodge, brought it to a chop shop, and give it to them free of charge. While parts were unusable not everything was. "This is America, we speak English here" No, no you don't.

Story 1: hopefully crashing through his windshield caused some permanent complications

I've only made it to 3:35 and I can't hold my comment. OP needs to sue that grocery delivery person. If someone ran over my dog out in the middle of nowhere like that, I can practically guarantee they'll be mauled "by a bear" soon after.

Me, 2 seconds in the video hearing "Welcome to R/prorevenge, where OP ruins the life of the guy who ran over his dog": Fair. Carry on.

I'm a Little disappointed that Rslash didn't give his reaction to the first story! Man I would have loved to see that!

Story 2 is the definition of "It was at that moment she knew.....she f***ed up. "

11:35: Has OP considered she doesn't recognize him 'cause it's been *over a decade?*

The fact that he not only ran over OP's dog, but did it INTENTIONALLY and still didn't got charged is frustrating. Be it an accident I guess that because of pet laws it wouldn't lead much, but intentionally should be more than enough!

Story 2: That's better revenge than I would have had, tbh. I'd have just stayed at the park and dealt with the husband if he had an issue.

rSlash helps me do literally everything, I can't eat or sleep without sticking one of these videos on in the backround. Thank you for posting at the same time every single day, the commitment is insane!

When you hurt someone's dog, but they are blessed by St. John Wick.

I somehow read the part of the title “Run over my dog?” As “Run over my dong?”

First story holy moly this basterd deserved everything bad that happened to him seriously he is a monster for running over a dog

Still can’t get over the stinky pasta from yesterday

In the first story, all I can think of is the phrase "You turn to the shadows, and you see the smile of the devil you never believed in emerge from the darkness". If anyone DARED go near my cat like that, I'd be going to jail for more than murder

Ok, so OP in the First Story. You Gave SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS to the Grocery Delivery Person to Leave your Groceries OUTSIDE on the Back Porch. The Grocery Delivery Person did not do that, instead proceeded to Enter your House without your Permission. That Person let your Dog out. The Grocery Delivery Person is also at Fault.

I don't care what people do to me, and considering this season's stories, holy moly that's a bad thing, but do NOT mess with an animal around me! I will go beyond nuclear on you for messing with an animal around me. Kudos to OP for destroying that jerk!

The neighbor in the first story sounds like the real life equivalent to the salty, toxic kids I encounter in online games.

I had that same situation as the last story with an old landlord. His maintenance man put a temp if and didn't come back to fix it. He actually just covered it with wood instead of putting a whole new frame on the door.

Man, apartment management is always terrible. When my mom and I moved into our first apartment, we started to notice black mold on the windowsills and in the corners of my mom's room. We reported it to the front desk lady and she was like "oh wow, I'm very sorry, I'll report this right away" and then we waited and waited and nothing happened, so when my mom called and talked to the manager, she said she hadn't heard about it. When the front desk lady was asked, she ALSO said she hadn't heard of it. They then told us it was mildew and proceeded to do nothing about it.

S1: That man is a saint, there are fates worse than simple death, and the neighbor would have experienced all of them, BEFORE I took him for everything he is worth.

I had a friend and her old cat had got out. A jerk in a pickup, witnessed by a neighbor, deliberately ran it over. The witness ran it to a vet but it died. This was before there were so many cameras around, and no plate number was available.

Story 1: That Actual Bastard, I Usually Like To Censor Myself But If Somebody Ran Over My Chuhuahua Then Forget John Wick, I'm Going Rabid Wolf On That Bastard While Yelling Out Every Swear Word In The Book

"for some reason she didn't recognise me" it was 10 YEARS LATER!... almost everyone would forget a random interaction...

OP on the first story is too wise and merciful, because if someone ran my dog over or killed it by any means, that person isn't going to be arrested, i would, because that person would be six feet under for sure

We were living in an apartment that was part of a three building complex, with a maintenance staff that consisted of a super, an assistant super and 3 or 4 laborers. Tenants were told to contact the super for repairs, and then he or one of his employees would respond. One Sunday night I noticed some water on my bathroom ceiling that was clearly coming from the apartment above ours. So on Monday we called the super and left a message on his answering machine. No one showed up. The amount of water dripping from the ceiling increased. On Tuesday we called the super, spoke to his wife. No one showed up, and now water was gushing from the ceiling. We called again Wednesday, got the answering machine, left a message that the ceiling was about to collapse, no one showed up. On Thursday we called the building management. A very sheepish super showed up Thursday night. Turns out that the pipe leading from drain in the bathtub above ours was broken, so that every time the upstairs neighbors showered, all of that water wound up in the space between their floor and our ceiling. The plumbers had to tear up their floor to replace the pipe. And our entire bathroom ceiling had to be replaced.

Damn a 10 year grudge. That sounds pretty petty to me lol

You know that door story kinda gave me a chill because I bet when you planned to move out I guarantee that they would be asking you to pay for the new door

Second story reminded me of my own petty revenge story. I was working in retail at a local store. One morning this customer comes in with her daughter. I’m being polite and ringing up her stuff. She says something (which I thought was weird) to her daughter. So I randomly ask out of pure instinct “what does that word mean?” And she gives me this stare like I just touched her and her daughter. She leaves and apparently she calls up the store trying to say that I’m some kind of pedo. I had to explain to my boss what happened. Later she tried to get on town talk Facebook page and call me out as a pedo. Luckily because a lot of people knew me from the store they came to my defense and basically blasted her for being a moron. Lol Not really my revenge. More like karma but it worked out hilariously. 😂

Story Two: Uh...not really pro revenge... Petty revenge, but definitely not pro revenge. There are better ways to get revenge on a racist. At most, OP just incovenienced her and the office staff. They didn't need a reason to fire her since the contract was through the hiring agency. This means they'll still find work for her, just not in the area like she wants. It's not the same as making her unemployed, iirc.

There are only a few things that would get me to commit murder. Killing my dog is up near the top. There need to be laws in place for things like this. A dog is part of a family, not just a piece of property. That guy is lucky he didn't do it to someone else or he would be laying in a ditch

Story1: The delivery person who let the dog out should be liable bc she wasn't supposed to enter the house. I'd have raised hell with the people in charge of the delivery service over that. That poor dog! Man, I would not have had the same amount of restraint as OP. That jerk would have been on the ground bleeding if he'd done that to my dog. As an aside, I live in a remote area on a dead end in the woods where no one has any business coming here unless they are delivering a package or are invited. One day some jerks opened the front gate to trespass on their 4-wheelers and decided that tearing up my lawn wasn't enough so they were actively trying to run my dogs over. I went outside and told them to stop and GTFO. They flipped me off, called me a stupid bitch and laughed. My brother then went and got our M-14, he gave them a warning, they responded the same. He then fired a shot that took out two tires. They started screaming and yelling and he told them "I told you to GTFO and leave my dogs alone. Next shot is hitting flesh!" The guy on the 4-wheeler with intact wheels put a chain from his vehicle to the other one & towed it out while we warned them that next time there would be no warning shots-- trespassers will be shot. They never came back. Ugh, so the guy deliberately ran over the dog on the OP's property. What a complete scumbag! People who kill animals like that are one step below serial killers. They should be put in prison for life. I believe there are now laws that harming/killing pets like that is a felony on the federal level. I'm feeling the OP on wanting to beat the dirtbag down. Someone poisoned my dogs (many years after the incident with the 4-wheelers) and I'm pretty sure it was my neighbors but could never prove it. I wanted to kill whoever did it in the most brutal way possible. I'm glad OP got the land away from the jerk & a restraining order. Too bad that the papers can't keep someone away. OP should have had criminal charges filed for trespassing, destruction of property, & cruelty to animals. Story2: Ugh. I hate when people pull that "You have to speak English" bullshit. I think one of the best responses I saw was when a lady yelled that and the person turned around and said "FUUUUCK YOUUU". It makes me wish I could speak another language just so I could piss them off even more. I would have told that lady to shut the fuck up. I think the office ladies would totally understand why OP fired the bitch.

The same thing with the guy in the apartment breaking in through the attic and holding up in it happen to my SIL. I had to look this up to see if she wrote it. Turns out this exact same thing has happened to several different people! Wtf

"For some reason, she didn't recognize me." My dear, you have an inflated sense of your importance. She yelled at you once, LONG ago. Why would she remember you?

If someone hurt my dog in any way, my wrath on them would be so severe that John Wick would seem like a lovely teddy bear in comparison. I wish the law in my country would be way way harsher on animal abusers.

My cats are indoor babies, but if they were indoor/outdoor and somebody ran over them on purpose? I would dismember him while he was still conscious, then feed him to a pack of wild dogs. My girls are my family.

I don't understand how dogs being property means they have no rights and that means you can't charge people hard for hurting them. If you destroy someone's property, you have every right to sue and get compensated for it for however much it's valued or how important it was to you. Why don't dogs deserve that same right? They're living creatures! If my dog was ran over, I'd sue for everything I could think of.

I'm not even sorry to say that if someone even ATTEMPTED to hurt one of my pets, they would never see the light of die again, nor would they have a beating heart. I will personally impale someone's heart if they even think about hurting my pets.

Story 2: He could say that she told him to speak english while talking his native language with his family and i'm sure the ladies would understand and not wanting to work with such a woman together. It wouldn't be a lie, just not mentioning the fact that it was 10 years ago.

When I was 16 I moved out of my parents' and into my first apartment. Very soon after moving in one of the hinges on my bedroom window broke in two, making it impossible to close. It also meant that all of the weight of my window was one, equally rusty, hinge. The hinges on the windows in my apartment were vertical and swung outwards, over a lawn were kids used to play. I had to call every day for nearly a week for the property owners to send someone out to fix it. Every day I had to explain to the girl on the phone that the window was about to *fall down* and there were *kids playing beneath it!* Finally the repair man came, and left metal saw dust all over my bedroom floor. Unfortunately there's no revenge story here, I was only 16 after all.

There is an idiom that I’m quite fond of. It goes “Ten years is not to late for a gentleman to take his revenge.”

When I hear stories of people saying "this is America, we speak English!" I hope it's followed by an English person saying " no you don't, you speak American." Or something like that, just to piss them off more 😆

In the apartment door story, where I live, if the cops break down the door of a residence, doesn't matter if it's a house or an apartment, to get a suspect, and it is not the suspects house, and the suspect does not have permission to be on the property, then they have to pay to replace it, and often times, send out a contractor themselves to replace it. A friend of mine had their door kicked in by police in a no knock entry for a drug bust. The problem is that they were at the wrong house. His address was 246, and the house they were supposed to be entering was 264. They had to replace his front door and a glass sliding door in the back because they did a simultaneous entry in the front and back. They were not happy they had the wrong house, and he was even less happy that he had to wait a week without doors on his house.

It I were the OP from the first story, I would have also pressed charges for animal cruelty. That truck driver deserves to go to jail for murdering OP's dog.

That second story really bugs me. Imagine ruining someone's lifelong dream and possibly putting them in serious financial distress because they were mean to you once a decade ago. Now imagine ruining someone's lifelong dream and possibly putting them in serious financial distress because they were mean to you once a decade ago and thinking you're the good guy afterwards.

If someone would hurt my cats I would go John Wick mode

God the last 2 stories about shitty landlords are so relatable. My apartment got broken into while I was visiting family during a break from uni. I only noticed a pair of Switch joycons missing, I had most of my valuables with me. The thieves jimmied the front door, which was locked, open somehow. I later found out the following: 1. The caretaker of the apartment complex has been telling the respective landlords/real estate agents to put deadbolts on the doors for years. Apparently the way it goes is that they refuse because they're all penny-pinching cheap-asses, then someone gets broken into (petty crime rate here is stupidly high) and THEN they finally put a deadbolt on. So basically they won't prevent the problem, only fix it afterwards. 2. When my real estate agent (she's nice, bless her) told the landlord that she got the locks replaced and a deadbolt installed on my front door, after a thief BROKE IN AND ROBBED ME, he apparently lost his shit on her about how she's wasting all his money and how it shouldn't be his responsibility to replace the locks and blah blah. Like holy shit. I also later noticed a perfectly + shaped cut in my bedroom screen door near the lock, which to me seems like someone tried to open it. I'm not 100% sure but I actually feel like this was a SEPERATE incident because I was on high alert after returning to the apartment and feel like I would've noticed it sooner than like 2-3 weeks later. We reported that to the real estate agent and apparently the landlord's response was "How do you know she didn't just stumble into it drunk and damage it?" *facepalm* I know I'm in uni but I don't even drink, plus who's ever heard of something like that happening? It still hasn't been fixed 6 months later. And then there's the non-safety issues. Spare bedroom aircon was broken for ages and we had to threaten to breach them before they finally fixed it. I live in the tropical north of Austalia and it gets hot as fuck here, my parents actually moved the mattress to the floor of another room with ac when they visited lol. Also my shower door has been broken for months (pain in the ass to get open and shut, pretty much have to fight it every time) and after pestering the real estate agents enough they sent someone out to look at it, who said it'd have to be replaced and he'd send the landlord a quote. That also hasn't been fixed, almost a year later. Oh also my rent is $420 a week, my landlord decided to try and raise it to $450 when the lease was up for renewal and we only managed to talk him down to $440. A $20 a week increase for no reason even when he never fixes anything. Renting is so fun...

As an American woman who was born and raised here, I believe these Karens should know that I go by the "logical liberties" movement. (Not sure what it's actually called but that's what I call it.) It's very simple: Since people have rights to come here for religious freedoms, they have freedom to speak their native language. It wasn't just the English who settled here. America is more of a melting pot for cultures to combine.

Okay, my only question is why do people like that first guy end up in relationships to begin with? He abused his girlfriend and then he tried to flirt his next door neighbor. He killed his neighbor’s dog, destroyed property, was a menace to his local community and trespassed and destroyed his neighbor’s fence. How the hell do people as ugly on the inside as THAT get into a relationship?

*First Story OP:* If that happened to MY DOG, I would be John Wick in an instant. Who the fuck runs over someone’s dog and is happy about it?! I hope OP is doing better these days.

OP in the first story was way smarter than I, the fence is a great idea, where mine would be land mines. Nothing says revenge for a loved one's death like land mines or electrifying the fence.

Me before hearing story 1: okay, reasonable reaction... Me after hearing story 1: Yeah, definitely a very reasonable reaction.

Oh man, leasing offices from hell stories.... During my last year in Austin, I lived in this shitty apartment complex. One night, about a month and a half before I was set to move out, I noticed my ceiling leaking. Well, that's not good. I call emergency maintenance. Dude comes out, looks at my ceiling, goes upstairs (I lived on the first floor), comes back, tells me he can't find the problem and to call if it happens again (it had stopped by this point but I had a soaking wet towel under the spot it was leaking out of). I kind of forgot about it because whatever, I'm moving anyway. Then it happened again. And again. In the same spot. I kept a mop bucket under it at all times and moved my cat's food to my bedroom since it was safe in there. Like, idk what nasty water that is, I don't want it getting in my cat's food. I call maintenance, they keep saying the same thing. Finally one Friday morning, about a month before my move out date, I wake up and there's a fucking BUBBLE in my ceiling. About the size of my head, probably. I let my boss know I was going to be late, then went to the leasing office and demanded they call maintenance because this had been an ongoing problem and even I know bubbles in ceilings AREN'T GOOD. The same fucking guy comes, looks at it, mumbles something I can't really hear, then disappears. I go back to the leasing office to demand answers, the girl says he probably went to get some stuff. I say I need to leave for work, they say they can go in and take care of it with my permission. Fucking fine. I locked my cat in my bedroom for the day and went to work. There was no sign anyone had been there when I got home, and the bubble was still there, so I put in ANOTHER maintenance request - all of these are well-documented in the online portal. Guy takes TWO HOURS to come, says he can't do anything now, and he'll come back in the morning. Are you actually fucking kidding me. Okay. Saturday, I have plans with a friend that include tickets to a show that I've been dying to see. I once again go to the maintenance office as soon as they open - it's the same girl, I tell her I have the SAME PROBLEM that I did yesterday, she said she'll call the maintenance guy. I went back to my apartment to wait. One hour passes. Two. I go back to the office. She says he'll be there in an hour. Shockingly, he does not show up. She says he's wrapped up in an emergency in another part of the complex. I break at this point and say, "Is the leaking bubble in my ceiling NOT AN EMERGENCY?" She says he'll be there in an hour. I say I'm leaving in two hours, and NO, they do NOT have permission to enter my apartment this time because I'm not locking my cat up all night again and I sure as fuck don't trust them to not let her out or her hurt her. Two hours pass, still no fucking sign of this guy. I tell the office girl I'm leaving and reiterate they are NOT allowed in my apartment after I'm gone tonight. She says he'll come around tomorrow. I put in *three different requests* on Sunday until I finally get this guy to come to my apartment and get the exact. same. answer. My ceiling caved in around 3am the next morning. Plaster and dust and gross water everywhere. I thought my cat was dead for a minute, but she'd run under the bed. I put in several maintenance requests and call repeatedly until the SAME GUY shows up, looks at the GIANT HOLE IN MY CEILING and the plaster on the floor, says, "Nothing I can do until morning" and leaves. I ended up in a screaming match with the office manager who said it was my fault for not allowing them access on Saturday night after I left. Bullshit. Never rent from Avesta in Austin Texas y'all, they were literally the worst.

I have never been able to understand racism. Why do some people think it’s okay to hate someone for something they have no control over? No one chose to be born in America, or India, or wherever, so I think it’s ridiculous that some people hate others based solely on that

Tbh, I think he went over the top in story 2. Yeah. She wasn't nice and maybe a racist at the time. But people change a lot over 10 years.

That second story is just proof of how shit out of luck you are if you're working through an agency: someone with a grudge can arbitrarily screw you over. I'm not saying she didn't deserve what was coming, but this is just abusing a broken system.

Animal cruelty is actually illegal in most states. Intentionally running over someone's dog is very likely illegal, proving intent if he swerved toward her on video is not that difficult.

Sadly, OP in the first story actually has MORE self-control than most people would have in his shoes.

3rd Story: Should have stopped paying rent. That way you could pull a Maguire.

I sure hope he doesn’t say any bad swear words. I don’t want to be offended. Screw RU-vid.

In the first story, I started crying when he heard his dog was hit. That’s so sad. No animals deserves that and he goes so far as to be so evil as to curse a dog after you hit it. What the hell is wrong with this guy? RP Mindy Sorry, if I spell her name wrong English is not my language

The OP in the third story did provide a link in the post to the news article for those who are curious.

Stories like the one of the racist woman make me sad - not just because people can be so disgusting but because the plant worker chap could have taught her a wonderful lesson - not just one of revenge. If he had made it clear he knew what she was like, then made a point of forgiving her and keeping her on (on the condition he didn't get even a WHIFF of racist behaviour at work) he would have changed her mind about people of his culture. Instead, she got sent home, jobless and would have spread it to everyone she knew that "those people are all the same". Shame 😣

How on earth is it legal to intentionally kill a dog and get no punishment at all. Glad i dont live there

I've been contemplating revenge against the punk who hit and run my dog for almost four years now. I will get him some day.

Story 1: if I was OP I would have caused the castration of the guy and made it look like an accident. You take my dog, I take yours

The audacity of some purely American Karens to demand to speak a certain language - not only "their" country, but around them personally - is immeasurable When I was visiting the US speaking my language on the phone with people home, I had nothing but a person curiosly askong me, what language I am speaking, followed up by a short and nice conversation. I am awaiting the day I will meet a pure breed Karen. My verbal shredder is ready.

"Damn officer, dont exactly know when that drunk went missing. All I know is that he is gone, and I aint too sad 'bout it."

If someone hurt my dog or cats, they would’ve chosen death. I would make sure no one would find that person ever again.

The funny thing about the USA is there is no set national language because of the 1st amendment, meaning that, quite literally, people can speak whatever language they want here

Nah that's when the neighbors cabin mysteriously burns down while he's inside