Faith in Humanity

#16 - iliketurtles

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Imagine being the dude who ordered the pizza, high as **** and reeking of weed, open the door and find this.

#29 to #16 - redbloodyred

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(09/22/2017)[-]

next level sting operations

#37 to #29 - iliketurtles

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(09/22/2017)[-]

"you're under arrest"

"ahhh man. Atleast the pizza is free, right?"

"actually we already ate it on the way here"

#123 to #16 - anon id: b0948b7b

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(09/23/2017)[-]

then criminals get justice, another act of kindness

#98 to #16 - anon id: eb9e60ed

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(09/23/2017)[-]

I thought only the possession of weed was illegal

#109 to #98 - boxilicous

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(09/23/2017)[-]

In Britain its driving under the influence, possession and possession with intent to supply which are crimes I dont know about if just being high is illegal.

#4 - whobobwhatpants

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(09/22/2017)[-]

This has to be my all time favorite post I've ever come across on FJ in the past 6 years. It really, really cheered me up and made my day. Thanks OP

#19 - fuzzyballs

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(09/22/2017)[-]

apart from the obviously stupid fake ones, this is some good ****
**** man
I almost started crying

#41 to #19 - snapdragonswitch

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Almost? I did, man. And I was sitting on a public bus. You gotta hang in for these moments of humanity. Moments so brilliant the kindness shakes you to your core. Just an ounce of this stuff makes me able to push on.

#108 to #41 - ginjii

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(09/23/2017)[-]

Right there with you. My crocodile tears are strong after finishing this. It just feels like a cleanse for all the ******** you see everyday.

#1 - genthis

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(09/22/2017)[-]

herecomesmaverick look at all this wholesome stuff

#2 to #1 - herecomesmaverick#2 on commentsRank#2

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Ahh, splendid.

join list: WholesomeStuff

Mention History

#5 to #2 - icedragon

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(09/22/2017)[-]

#64 - logiblack

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(09/22/2017)[-]

They think they're above the law do they?

#8 - judasmercy#267 on contentRank#267

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Thanks man, We all need to remember that humanity is not all bad that a lot of good people too, I always enjoy these Faith in Humanity comp

#27 - fingercramp

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(09/22/2017)[-]

I know this is a silly place to post this, but I'm trying to help boost this for a friend of mind, he's in a crap spot and a good fella that needs some kind of help. If ya can't just pass on the word:

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#38 - germancowgirl

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Holy ****, that was a long comp.

#71 to #38 - leonardus

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(09/22/2017)[-]

enjoyed every second of it

#6 - joexdtry

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(09/22/2017)[-]

That one post about the history teacher reminds me of a time when we where learning about our ancestry and my great-granddad was one of the main architects who worked on the Atlantic wall, inner circle and all.
My teacher had me suspended then when I was finally allowed back in school I had to cross out that entire part of the family tree so it looked like my dad never knew his father.

#9 to #6 - englishwitch#220 on contentRank#220 [OP]

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(09/22/2017)[-]

You live in Germany and you found out your grandfather did something for the nazi's during world war 2? What a shocker. I'm not implying he was a nazi, there are lot of people who had to do work for the german government who didn't subscribe the to nazi ideals.
Surely that teacher could be fired. You can't be punished for something your grandfather did.

#10 to #9 - joexdtry

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(09/22/2017)[-]

He was a nazi, like a full blown one so I must admit it's not like he was completely innocent and even though he died when I was still pretty young (was in prison till 1991 or something since he never actually killed anyone) he was always good to me and my grandpa.
He convinced my grandpa to teach me how to hunt at an unusually young age and always told me not to deal in absolutes.
This became a meme between my dad and me since we where starwars fanboys.
I mean he wasn't completely innocent but he wasn't completely evil either and now people want me to forget him and deny his existence.

#11 to #10 - englishwitch#220 on contentRank#220 [OP]

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(09/22/2017)[-]

That teacher still shouldn't have suspended you and made you erase the family tree.
I'm sure there's some philosophical saying about not ignoring history I could be putting out right about now.

#63 to #10 - xxbutthurtxx

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(09/22/2017)[-]

I found out my great granduncle did logicstics for a concentration camp in Poland and he attended the Wannsee Konferenz, apperently he was a hardcore loyalist to Hitler and noone was really sad that he went missing in the war and never returned.

He even has a wikipedia article.

#143 to #63 - pulderex

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(09/23/2017)[-]

Out of my four great granddads, all went to war in WWII, three had slightly higher positions(lower officer ranks), two were absolutely convinced nazis and only one returned. It's still a big part of our history but no reason to judge people because of their forefathers. My great grandma was absolutely convinced that we could have won the war if there hadn't been so many jews and non-patriots in Germany who would undermine the state and the army etc. She died some 20 odd years ago but was a firm believer in the nazi ideology until her death.

#128 to #63 - anon id: 373b9b63

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(09/23/2017)[-]

Be proud of his role during that shining era of defiance. Honor his memory.

#148 to #128 - xxbutthurtxx

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(09/23/2017)[-]

>American anon

#127 to #10 - anon id: 373b9b63

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(09/23/2017)[-]

Never forget your heritage, Hans. Modern Germany can takr everything from you and punish you just as easily as your teacher did, but they can never take your memories of your family and their glory. Bless you and your forefathers.

#3 - kinginthenorth

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(09/22/2017)[-]

Whenever i see these faith in humanity comps, i'm reminded of when a little old lady asked me to help her down an escalator last year. She was waiting at the top of an escalator and let several people pass, but asked me to help her when i was passing by. And it still feels pretty nice to be the one "picked".
That and i recently started waving as long as i'm not doing a set ofcourse at people who have to wait for traffic lights in front of the gym i go to. It's surprising how many people smile and wave back.