Rampage Jacksons stupid ass son nearly kills a wrestler
- Thread starter Flash Junkins
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Agree completely with this. From all those people that were sucker punching people as "pranks" to this bitch Raja Jackson.
These morons are out here self snitching doing these crimes on camera , but at the same time they are doing it because the camera is on them.
GateofD
Member
what does it take for them to issue an arrest warrant or summon for questioning on this guy? If true, yea people are being told to be quiet that are connected to the venue. But even if people are quiet, its all on video. What else do they need? They have to be able to know how to contact him or his father.
Reizo Ryuu
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Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
"prayers are with you and your family!"
Who the fuck is the cuck holding the camera?
Yeah the 'interviewer' was pretty damn pathetic but to be fair, he probably didn't want to be pummeled into the pavement either.
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Little Mac
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I don't watch streams and usually only catch recommended shit that falls into my YouTube feed. Always saw Rampage and Raja as a comedic duo until all this went down. There was a funny meme that Rampage raised his son to be his best friend … It's a shame Raja shit the bed so hard. Regardless this was Rampage celebrating one of his son's mma victories …
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GymWolf
Member
Right now is the perfect moment to not be pummeled to the ground, dude know that any documented sign of violence from now on are gonna aggravate his son situation.
Dude is stupid, but not that stupid.
But maybe he is gonna suprise me, who knows.
Fake
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Little Mac
Member
A pretty good video if anyone is late to the party.
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FeralEcho
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Brazen
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Empty aluminum cans are a commonly used prop, especially in local/less renown settings, that hurts way less than a meaningful slap.
Normal people would have used that has a fun ploy, went along with it to/in the ring, and maybe have a story to tell days, months, years after.
But no let's just beat the life out of a fellow man...
A bad and sad situation and the veteran wrestler didn't deserve that one bit, imo.
Normal people would have used that has a fun ploy, went along with it to/in the ring, and maybe have a story to tell days, months, years after.
But no let's just beat the life out of a fellow man...
A bad and sad situation and the veteran wrestler didn't deserve that one bit, imo.
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demigod
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I thought they cleared him. I read that he was choking on his blood and teeth.
Reportedly still in critical condition and lost many of his teeth.
violence
Member
If he sold the hit, it would have been a fun bit for the stream, but there's only one way to please that dad.
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Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
To be fair it's probably quite hard to conduct an impromptu interview while thinking "is this guy going to flip out?" And "what was that noise behind me - was it his son? Am I next?!!!""prayers are with you and your family!"
Who the fuck is the cuck holding the camera?
Toots
Member
One could argue there is no good or bad empathy, there is just empathy.
No one choose to be empathetic toward the victim or the perpetrator, they just are. You can even be empathetic to both (since it actually doesn't amount to anything either way).
Without entering into a political debate, i think a lot of people that did not condemn raja jackson outright did it because he is most certainly screwed for life, we all know it, and a young black man going to jail for a long time is an image we are tragically used to*, so some people rather let justice put the blame on him. I don't know if i make sense. Twenty + years in prison when you are in your twenties is enough punishment, we don't need to add public condemnation to it (especially when we don't publicly condemn crooked politicians, corrupt officials and so on).
It pains me reading you and other calling raja jackson a psychopath, not that you should care or stop calling him that if you want to, not because im blind to what he did or trying to minimize or whatever, but because it is not a word that should be thrown lightly and i think what happened isn't the sign of a psychopath a sociopath or whatever.
I see it more as a school shooting type of situation where a socially awkard person is pushed so far for so long that he snaps.
Doesn't change the damage done of course, but maybe it gives us less reasons to hate on a stupid young guy who just threw his life away to show up to anonymous lowlives egging him on mercilessly online.
For all the stupid/inflammatory trolling i do here, i really try not to be hateful and think we should try to hate less as a society. Our biggest problem is hate, not the target of it.
Please don't ban me for being naive and having carebear level of understanding of society, it is just my way to cope with this crazy world
Having said that i came back there because
Lord Panda
quoted me but it seems the message have disappeared (might have been an error i don't know). I did not report this message or any other ever for that matter, so don't be mad at me
Lord Panda
it's not my fault.*I did not say it was anyone's fault other than the young black men that put themselves in the situation, it is just something we are tragically (imo) used to.
ClanOfNone
Member
I'll save my dwindling empathy for those that deserve it. Rampage and his son don't fall anywhere near that category.
Like I said before, 10 years minimum and a civil suit that strips daddy bare would be good for starters.
Like I said before, 10 years minimum and a civil suit that strips daddy bare would be good for starters.
Jinzo Prime
Member
"Psycho" is the wrong term for what he's done, but it is used colloquially enough to mean someone who plans and executes a malicious attack, which is what has happened here.One could argue there is no good or bad empathy, there is just empathy.
No one choose to be empathetic toward the victim or the perpetrator, they just are. You can even be empathetic to both (since it actually doesn't amount to anything either way).
Without entering into a political debate, i think a lot of people that did not condemn raja jackson outright did it because he is most certainly screwed for life, we all know it, and a young black man going to jail for a long time is an image we are tragically used to*, so some people rather let justice put the blame on him. I don't know if i make sense. Twenty + years in prison when you are in your twenties is enough punishment, we don't need to add public condemnation to it (especially when we don't publicly condemn crooked politicians, corrupt officials and so on).
It pains me reading you and other calling raja jackson a psychopath, not that you should care or stop calling him that if you want to, not because im blind to what he did or trying to minimize or whatever, but because it is not a word that should be thrown lightly and i think what happened isn't the sign of a psychopath a sociopath or whatever.
I see it more as a school shooting type of situation where a socially awkard person is pushed so far for so long that he snaps.
Doesn't change the damage done of course, but maybe it gives us less reasons to hate on a stupid young guy who just threw his life away to show up to anonymous lowlives egging him on mercilessly online.
For all the stupid/inflammatory trolling i do here, i really try not to be hateful and think we should try to hate less as a society. Our biggest problem is hate, not the target of it.
Please don't ban me for being naive and having carebear level of understanding of society, it is just my way to cope with this crazy world
Having said that i came back there because
*I did not say it was anyone's fault other than the young black men that put themselves in the situation, it is just something we are tragically (imo) used to.
I honestly don't have a lot of sympathy for Raja right now. His victim is still in intensive care three days after the assault. That is not good at all.
poodaddy
Member
School shooters are more than psychopaths, they're blatantly evil.One could argue there is no good or bad empathy, there is just empathy.
No one choose to be empathetic toward the victim or the perpetrator, they just are. You can even be empathetic to both (since it actually doesn't amount to anything either way).
Without entering into a political debate, i think a lot of people that did not condemn raja jackson outright did it because he is most certainly screwed for life, we all know it, and a young black man going to jail for a long time is an image we are tragically used to*, so some people rather let justice put the blame on him. I don't know if i make sense. Twenty + years in prison when you are in your twenties is enough punishment, we don't need to add public condemnation to it (especially when we don't publicly condemn crooked politicians, corrupt officials and so on).
It pains me reading you and other calling raja jackson a psychopath, not that you should care or stop calling him that if you want to, not because im blind to what he did or trying to minimize or whatever, but because it is not a word that should be thrown lightly and i think what happened isn't the sign of a psychopath a sociopath or whatever.
I see it more as a school shooting type of situation where a socially awkard person is pushed so far for so long that he snaps.
Doesn't change the damage done of course, but maybe it gives us less reasons to hate on a stupid young guy who just threw his life away to show up to anonymous lowlives egging him on mercilessly online.
For all the stupid/inflammatory trolling i do here, i really try not to be hateful and think we should try to hate less as a society. Our biggest problem is hate, not the target of it.
Please don't ban me for being naive and having carebear level of understanding of society, it is just my way to cope with this crazy world
Having said that i came back there because
*I did not say it was anyone's fault other than the young black men that put themselves in the situation, it is just something we are tragically (imo) used to.
As for Raja Jackson, I don't believe he's a psychopath, though there is a clear argument that he is a simply evil individual, and there's a remarkable amount of evidence to support that. The psychopath in this scenario is the individual who raised a child to be evil, and that is Rampage Jackson. The both of them are physically tough, extremely dedicated, and absolutely lacking in any form of empathy for their fellow man whatsoever.
What is evil, if not that? They wish malice on others and care not for anyone but themselves.....is that not evil? I agree that the term psychopath is overused, as it belies a belief that the individual(s) in question were somehow not in control of their actions and were unaware of their potential impacts and consequences. I do not believe that is the case here. This was premeditated, it was planned, and absolutely no empathy whatsoever was felt by either Rampage or Raja, even now, as a veteran of the Army that I, too, served in is laying in a hospital bed with a swollen brain, never to be the same again.
No no, I agree with you, Raja is no psychopath.....he is a demonstrably evil and mentally deranged child with the strength and ability of dangerous men, and that strength and ability was bestowed unto him by an evil psychopath, namely, his father. They do not belong in a civilized society, and your empathy for them would continue to place more innocent people in danger, but apparently the needs of the few outweigh those of the many.
Suicidal levels of empathy indeed.
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Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
One could argue there is no good or bad empathy, there is just empathy.
No one choose to be empathetic toward the victim or the perpetrator, they just are. You can even be empathetic to both (since it actually doesn't amount to anything either way).
Without entering into a political debate, i think a lot of people that did not condemn raja jackson outright did it because he is most certainly screwed for life, we all know it, and a young black man going to jail for a long time is an image we are tragically used to*, so some people rather let justice put the blame on him. I don't know if i make sense. Twenty + years in prison when you are in your twenties is enough punishment, we don't need to add public condemnation to it (especially when we don't publicly condemn crooked politicians, corrupt officials and so on).
It pains me reading you and other calling raja jackson a psychopath, not that you should care or stop calling him that if you want to, not because im blind to what he did or trying to minimize or whatever, but because it is not a word that should be thrown lightly and i think what happened isn't the sign of a psychopath a sociopath or whatever.
I see it more as a school shooting type of situation where a socially awkard person is pushed so far for so long that he snaps.
Doesn't change the damage done of course, but maybe it gives us less reasons to hate on a stupid young guy who just threw his life away to show up to anonymous lowlives egging him on mercilessly online.
For all the stupid/inflammatory trolling i do here, i really try not to be hateful and think we should try to hate less as a society. Our biggest problem is hate, not the target of it.
Please don't ban me for being naive and having carebear level of understanding of society, it is just my way to cope with this crazy world
Having said that i came back there because
*I did not say it was anyone's fault other than the young black men that put themselves in the situation, it is just something we are tragically (imo) used to.
Nah fam, I accidentally quoted you (had a draft I never sent as others had already replied to you) in my reply to someone else. My bad for the mix-up
Also I think being raised by a dickhead like Rampage certainly played a big part on the path Raja is on at the moment.
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Major Insano
Member
He's certainly shown some scociopathic traits during this, but he's not 'evil'.
The only people to blame for this are Raja,Quinton,the event managers and the online culture they're apart of.(but that's on them as well though)
The only people to blame for this are Raja,Quinton,the event managers and the online culture they're apart of.(but that's on them as well though)
RJMacready73
Simps for Amouranth
this.. you see the size of that guy and the shit he's going through because of his idiotic son, id be fucking tiptoeing around that cunt like a Trump cabinet meeting
Kacho
Gold Member
Nope. LAPD is still investigating.
Raja Jackson attack: Wrestler Syko Stu has regained consciousness, says family; LAPD investigating incident
Stuart Smith, the professional wrestler who goes by the ring name "Syko Stu," is "stable but in critical care" after allegedly being brutally beaten by mixed martial artist Raja Jackson at a Knokx Pro Wrestling event on Saturday.
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GulfCoastZilla
Member
Nope. LAPD is still investigating.
Raja Jackson attack: Wrestler Syko Stu has regained consciousness, says family; LAPD investigating incident
Stuart Smith, the professional wrestler who goes by the ring name "Syko Stu," is "stable but in critical care" after allegedly being brutally beaten by mixed martial artist Raja Jackson at a Knokx Pro Wrestling event on Saturday.sports.yahoo.com
Fuck this dude he created this monster.
Lock them both up
Flash Junkins
Member
The fella who actually broke it up.
Exactly.
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P:axMagellanic
Member
This chad charged into a ring with an absolute psychotic animal capable of killing him to save his friend, god bless him.
violence
Member
I'm 100% sure he saved Stu's life. Raja should thank this man for saving himself from a lifetime prison sentence (assuming the justice system still works in California).
The fact that he got punched for breaking up the fight says a lot.
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GymWolf
Member
Have you seen rampage response a couple of pages ago?Rampage probably has Raja locked up like this to keep him from publicly saying more dumb shit:
He is talking enough dumb shit for both of them
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Redneckerz
Those long posts don't cover that red neck boy
This would be a storyline of Vince McMahon if he were still in charge.
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f~N_CH_1:3:3:3_SushiBoat
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I keep checking in, and i cant believe this twat isnt behind bars yet. What. The. Fuck
roosnam1980
Member
the cowboy is guilty AF
FeralEcho
Member
It's a disgrace at this point.Justice system my ass.
FeralEcho
Member
Doug is a G,the man was the only one with balls to step up in that incident and the guy just seems to have a great mentality.He's someone you want in your corner in life.
GymWolf
Member
Let's hope for a full recovery.
Great news.
Insane Metal
Member
Fucking hero. I'd shake his hand.
Nice. Hope he fully recovers from that.
Signalis
Member
This Doug guy really seems like a solid person. Big strong guy with a heart of gold.
Trilobit
Absolutely Cozy
Talk about strong. Had I been attacked like that I'd probably have died or been in coma for a long time.
Dice
Pokémon Parentage Conspiracy Theorist
What you describe is a psychopath. A psychopath doesn't need to be delusional to count as a psychopath. The primary characteristic is that they do not feel empathy. Other things that often manifest is that they care very much about their reputation and if the world around them is conforming to their personal code. They use machiavellian means to get others into the position they need from them. They are absolutely ruthless in causing others suffering when they lash out or are taking what they want. These are all completely typical psychopath things. I agree it is evil.
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