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When you compare the worst moment of your life with the best moment of your life, which one made more of an impact? (discuss.online)

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 day ago

I'm not sure I've ever had a "best moment".

My worst moment is probably that time when I defended myself against a bully in highschool and got arrested and I was in the police station for a few hours. Charges were eventually dropped. But I fucking hates those pigs. They didn't investigate shit, they just took the words of the school administration and the bully.

ACAB, never trust the pigs.

I hate almost every "cop" character in Movies and Tv.

I wanted to watch The Wire but then there was a scene were the cop told his subordinates to lie. So I just stopped watching.

And in Stranger Things...

Season 4 Spoiler

Eleven fought her bully and got arrested. Like I can't even continue watching the bullying scene, I just read the plot and its fucking infuriating