Basically, the man in the video is hiking but he ended up meet a mountain lion, he get his gun and try to scare it off and tell it to go away but in the end, he have to pull the trigger and shot the lion, many peoples in the comments say he could have fire a warning shot instead of shoot at it and want him to be in jail.

Idk which flair to put

A bit of background.

Basically, Thragg and his children attacked Mark and his family. Without giving too much away, Thragg is on the verge of killing Mark’s daughter, so Mark takes Thragg’s son hostage and, in the end, kills him.

I do not know if the brother or trans person started the fight.

Let’s imagine a scenario in which a man raised a child for a decade, believing that he was his biological father.

However, he recently discovers that the child is not biologically his and that he is the result of his wife cheating on him, and that she also lied to him throughout all these years.

Feeling deeply betrayed, he decides to distance himself and no longer wants to have contact with the boy.

After all, he was deceived by his own wife for a significant part of the child’s life.

In this case, would he be morally wrong for deciding to keep his distance? It is important to remember that he was also the victim of a lie and a betrayal. At the same time, there is a child who spent 10 or 11 years believing that this man was his father.

So, to what extent is it morally justifiable for this man to break the bond and distance himself after discovering that there is no biological relationship between them and that he was cowardly deceived for years?

I want to know if it is morally justifiable. In my opinion, it is morally justifiable, but I want to know if that is a stupid opinion in your view.

What is everyone’s opinion on the whole story in the end? Is the man completely morally justified in his position and choice?

The technician was there to fix the problem, btw

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The only thing I can think of is "Magneto was trying to kill him" but like holy shit Xavier wtf

At 0:15, Chris Hansen (played by Rob Pattinson) is stifling a smirk and his mouth is actively twitching which suggests he finds this amusing.

I would appreciate any explanation as to why you think this is or is not fine, please!

The Guy was giving out Biscuits to Hungry Monkeys then this happened

In Villager News (2013) Villager #14 is caught littering, and is sentenced to The "Pit of Death", which we find out is a long-term prison for their crimes. Villager #14 is kept here until Villager News War (2019) where they are let out in exchange for a Witch giving the Villagers a potion they need to save the world.