Who was in the wrong?

[Thor]

personally I think RobClock was being unreasonably aggressive threatening to attack him with the coffee

[Schmellements Clawk]

What are you talking about?

[PhantomCatClock]

you can still attack people with coffee in canada though

[Thor]

What are you talking about?

the ice cream punkerdoodle and robclock's recent conflicts

[pop-tart]

I think he was trying to rob (no pun intended) Punkerdoodle, not realizing the small business owner was going fight back.

Holy fuck, a child just force fed us gun rights propaganda.

[Thor]

rob is getting absolutely destroyed in the court of public opinion.

[Thor]

I think he was trying to rob (no pun intended) Punkerdoodle, not realizing the small business owner was going fight back.

Holy fuck, a child just force fed us gun rights propaganda.

I find your interpretation of your flash very shallow. You obviously didn't understand what you intended when you made this flash. Allow me to explain.

RobClock et la crème glacée Punkerdoodle is a classic story of class struggle. At the start of the film, the working class proletariat RobClock approaches the bourgeois Icecream Punkerdoodle, who owns the means of production. The coffee represents the working classes willingness to wake up at absurd hours in order to appease their bosses; when RobClock threatens to dump out the coffee, this is an implicit threat to stop working. In other words, a strike. The bourgeois counters by threatening to use his production to attack RobClock, a clear allegory for industry barons using the profits from mistreating their workers to hire criminal "union busters". In the end, the proletariat is unable to withstand the power of money and is left destitute, without even the clothes on his back, and forced to search for a new job.

[pop-tart]

That is utterly brilliant. I am so woke now.

[AbsintheClock]

You're an asshole for not leaving a butt option.

[ChocolateWaferClock]

^^^^