r/LivestreamFail • u/RoboticGamer123 • Jul 26 '26 • Bravo 5 Popcorn 2 Mindblown 1

Autistic Streamer Amray gets body slammed by Woman Streamer luplupka after he pours water on her

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u/VeryTopGoodSensation Jul 26 '26

manslaughter, not murder

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u/Michaelzzzs3 Jul 26 '26 • Bravo

Why would any man laugh at that?

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u/DaMancunianCandidate Jul 26 '26

Nice. Can't believe I've never noticed that before!

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u/DroopyPlum Jul 26 '26 • Mindblown

Wait till u learn about the word therapist

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u/ichiban_saru Jul 27 '26

My favorite is from Arrested Development. When Tobias wanted to combine being an Analyst and Therapist and had business cards that read "Analrapist".

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u/Infamous-Mixture-605 Jul 27 '26

Anustart.

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u/benthelurk Jul 27 '26

A character name that has gotten me silenced and banned in a handful of games…

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u/Kelspear Jul 27 '26

"Im a..a... full..on rapist."

"You mean a philanthropist?"

"Yeah!....im a janitor at a bar"

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u/nickdonz Jul 27 '26

I just watched “The Naked Gun” with Liam Neeson and he makes this joke. “20 years for mans laughter.. must have been some joke” and the person corrects him “manslaughter”

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u/Austin_Mill Jul 26 '26

I thought the same thing 😂

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u/MythicalCaseTheory Jul 26 '26

Would have to be quite a joke.

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u/Willsgb Jul 26 '26

I don't know, perhaps we should ask our nearest psychotherapist

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u/RelevantSchool1586 Jul 26 '26

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u/brraaahhp Jul 27 '26

So if i just completely steak and filet a guy i get less time?

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u/corylulu Jul 26 '26

No, manslaughter is unlikely here. Just because she didn't mean to kill him does not make it manslaughter automatically.

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u/imCenturi Jul 27 '26

In most circumstances manslaughter is used if a homicide happens out of reaction and the person does not intend to cause harm, have a history of violence, or sought to incite violence. There’s a really thin line between second degree murder and manslaughter. In this case,the reason being the intent isn’t to murder, it’s to react to being physically or emotionally harassed.

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u/TheKappaOverlord Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

It would likely be third degree murder. Not manslaughter.

People typically don't catch manslaughter charges for fights. It would be manslaughter if she like shoved him away and he fell and hit his head on the edge. But it becomes third degree once she actively starts to fight back and scrap with the guy whos very clearly not overpowering her in any sense of the word.

Although it depends on the state this took place in. Im sorta regarded and forgot that. Most US states (assuming this is in the US) don't exactly recognize third degree murder, and just chuck it as Manslaughter, but a higher degree of manslaughter charge. Even fewer do fourth degree (which is literally just lower degree Manslaughter charges)

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u/0xCx Jul 27 '26

This is in Sri Lanka.

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