That's not sexist.
-says it isn't sexist
-doesn't say why it isn't
Arguments. How do they work?
That's not sexist.
Cømet;138623476 said:There was no way he would be found guilty in a situation like this, no way that isn't a load of bull. Guy filmed it, the continued provocation and eventual physical assualt, and he used reasonable force in self defence. Simple as that. If I were in that position, I'd much rather defend myself than risk brain damage because of some nutter and her stiletto. It's not pride, it's your health. He did make an attempt to leave the scene, which is when she attacked him.
Yes!
Think about the recent cat calling thread compared to this. Feminism success here but in there? Fucking feminists telling me I can't say hi to an attractive woman.
Gotdatmoney said:You say this like crazier shit hasn't happened. Even if he was found guilty on a load of bull you think that would honestly matter? You say this because it turned out well, if it didn't he now has a criminal record and has drastically reduced his ability to support his girlfriend and kid. Don't be stubborn about the point I'm making. I'm not crucifying him as a bad person, I'm giving advice that would protect him instead of having him have to worry that he might be detained and significantly hurt his future. Again, fuck your pride, a criminal records will hurt you way more.
That was a damn good slap. She's lucky it wasn't a fist and hr didn't knock her teeth out.
At what point would you condone fighting back? I mean if stiletto to the head isn't enough, I am not sure what is...She was wrong. He was more wrong for that show of force. Her crew was even more wrong for trying to pile on him.
Because she's smaller. Starting fights in general is also bad, yes.
Counting the last thread and this one? Wow, I have to go through threads to call out people and fight you all about it, typing for hours when I can simply leave a general message and get my point across?
I love that I have to do all that when you could easily read the threads yourself. Maybe I have a life? Maybe I worked today? Who knows! Jfc, you're being so overbearing over a petty generalization.
i cant say i agree, but at least i understand what youre trying to say.
if you want to convince anyone in this thread of what youre asserting you might want to try to find a single poster in this thread saying something along the lines of "women should get hit in the same situations men would hit other men", and find the same person in that cat calling thread saying something like "women shouldnt get pissy about me saying hi to them on the street". until you do that, you can't really claim there's a double standard. currently, i stand as one counter example. i think the slap was fine from a karmic justice and gender equality viewpoint AND i think it's silly to expect women to automatically assume that every hi they receive on the street is perfectly innocent.
At what point would you condone fighting back? I mean if stiletto to the head isn't enough, I am not sure what is...
She was wrong. He was more wrong for that show of force. Her crew was even more wrong for trying to pile on him.
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
You say this like crazier shit hasn't happened. Even if he was found guilty on a load of bull you think that would honestly matter? You say this because it turned out well, if it didn't he now has a criminal record and has drastically reduced his ability to support his girlfriend and kid. Don't be stubborn about the point I'm making. I'm not crucifying him as a bad person, I'm giving advice that would protect him instead of having him have to worry that he might be detained and significantly hurt his future. Again, fuck your pride, a criminal records will hurt you way more.
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
do you feel like there would be more karmic justice with or without the slap having happened?
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
This is also truth. If I was in his situation I'd just walk away and it would BURN my soul to do so but getting arrested and having to deal with court would just fucking suck.
With that said I don't blame him for hitting her back and believe he was 100% justified but I'm talking about the way things should be. Not the way they normally are.
Had a friend get hit and HE called the cops on her (in his apartment) yet he ended up getting arrested and having to lawyer up and spend 5,000$ and community service and got a restraining order on him. Next time a different girl hit him he just walked away. Didn't even bother calling the cops.
Again, fuck your pride, a criminal records will hurt you way more.
Counting the last thread and this one? Wow, I have to go through threads to call out people and fight you all about it, typing for hours when I can simply leave a general message and get my point across?
I love that I have to do all that when you could easily read the threads yourself. Maybe I have a life? Maybe I worked today? Who knows! Jfc, you're being so overbearing over a petty generalization.
Have you taken a stiletto to the head before? I have, it's pretty painful...it's not like a slap to the head. The boots shes holding have a nice weight to them too and if you swing that to the head and it makes contact...it hurts.
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
Your argument sucks. There's no quantitative level of force that you have to assess and then precisely match when someone is attacking you.
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
You should be a cop.
Your argument sucks. There's no quantitative level of force that you have to assess and then precisely match when someone is attacking you.
The shoe to the head didn't look nearly as bad as the the slap to me. It doesn't appear she was strong enough to actually hurt him.
He's big, he can take it.
Cømet;138624730 said:Don't feed the troll folks.
Ah, well, I live in the UKOur justice system seems to work fairly well, better than yours anyway lol Over here, that is genuinely what I believe and expect would happen.
It's a shame that you have to expect anything else on your side.
He's big, he can take it.
Gotdatmoney said:I live in Canada but it's not even that I feel the justice system is massively flawed. It's that it has to be flawed one time for your life to be fucked up. That's why I advise walking away even though I personally would have wanted to reciprocate like he did. I don't think this is a bad guy, I think this is a guy that got provoked and reacted and "luckily" didn't suffer massive consequences.
I don't believe in karma.
I take it this is sarcasm, yes?
"There's no physical ramifications for being an asshole when you're a woman. Do you know how much of a dick I would be if it was socially unacceptable to kick the shit out of me? Dude, I would be trashing everybody I saw. See some big muscle-bound guy. [Bodybuilder:] "Eh--I go to the fucking gym." Slap his protein shake out of his hand [and say], "Hey--go fuck yourself!" But I can't do that. Every guy has a line--and if I cross the line, I get blasted in the face. ... But with women, there's no line. ...They could do stuff worthy of a suplex, and they'll just stand right next to it. ...They'll light your clothes on fire. They're like, "Tada! I did that shit. Oh yeah! And I was so proud of my work, I stuck around to see your reaction. I invited a couple of friends to heckle you as you try to stomp it out with your bare feet."
- Bill Burr, Why Do I Do This?
I'm sorry, our conversation can't continue until you elaborate on what exactly I accused you of.
Still lumping me in with "you guys" which ironically validates the very post you're responding to.
-says it isn't sexist
-doesn't say why it isn't
Arguments. How do they work?
i cant say i agree, but at least i understand what youre trying to say.
if you want to convince anyone in this thread of what youre asserting you might want to try to find a single poster in this thread saying something along the lines of "women should get hit in the same situations men would hit other men", and find the same person in that cat calling thread saying something like "women shouldnt get pissy about me saying hi to them on the street". until you do that, you can't really claim there's a double standard. currently, i stand as one counter example. i think the slap was fine from a karmic justice and gender equality viewpoint AND i think it's silly to expect women to automatically assume that every hi they receive on the street is perfectly innocent.
Cømet;138624730 said:Don't feed the troll folks.
Nah, there kinda is. It's called "proportional response" or something. Which is why he slapper her and didn't punch her then kick her in the head repeatedly when she was down.
The former is proportional. The latter isn't.
Just for the record, it was not his pride that caused him to slap the woman. If you check the start of the video, he was laughing at her verbal abuse. She provoked him to the point where he insulted her as a bitch. That was the point where she hit him, with a stiletto, a sincerely dangerous weapon, in the back of the head. Now, obviously it wasn't hard enough to fracture his skull, but she could've hit again, maybe harder if he refused to react, and perhaps causing actually serious injury.
He was getting provoked, and then physically attacked. He was assaulted with a lethal weapon that he couldn't even see at that point. There was absolutely no pride involved from the dude's side.
You accused me of defending her. I'm not. I originally was, But I rewatched the vid and changed my opinion. Ever since I entered here, my goal was never to defend her. She's a jerk.
You don't have one so you're one to talk.
I don't have to do that. It's all over this thread and the last one. I'll be quoting all night if I do, arguing with everyone. I didn't come here to argue. I want answer why this is somehow more important and understood than the other aspects of feminism. That's all. Yet here I am being attacked because I used a generalization. Jesus, if anything, I've been proven right. No one wants to talk about this shit because it's too deep. Eventually, it will have to come to light and be discussed.
I don't agree that he should hit anyone that much smaller than him but I do think women deserve to be held accountable for their actions.
If you have something to say, say it. It's easy to call me a troll and say don't feed me, but here you are making passive aggressive statements about me.
I think all of your arguments should've been used to start its own thread. Also, I personally don't mind that you generalized, because I see where you're coming from, but you've spent so much time responding to these people that you could have at least provided one example in order to quench their thirst, because otherwise your argument of it taking too long to do makes no sense when you're still here arguing with them.
So you gotta wait til they do serious damage before you can defend yourself? There's a group of them there antagonizing him, how does he know that if he doesn't defend himself the whole group won't join in attacking him and it's too late because he's been seriously hurt and has a whole group beating on him.
That's a pretty extreme scenario but he's under duress being insulted by a crowd and now they're becoming abusive, he doesn't get to call a time out to think on the situation and weigh up how unreasonable these guys are and the likelihood of things going completely out of control.
I gotta say I feel like you have unrealistic expectations of larger people, I'm not a big guy but I can absolutely see how he would become fearful and lash out even though he's the bigger person here.
by karmic justice i mean fairness.
do you feel like things are more "fair", with, or without the slap having happened?
You know you're absolutely right haha
I think I am better off making a thread about it now. Not tonight though. Too hungry and tired.
No, that's not what I'm saying. Obviously if you want to extrapolate this to "well what if he stabbed her" then fine, you're right. My point is, he slapped her because she hit him with a shoe and this other guy is acting like he should've done a lesser response. Like slap her but with only two fingers? Maybe push her but not enough to actually take her off her feet? It's a stupid fucking distinction and in the context of the conversation between he and I, my comment is perfectly valid.
You accused me of defending her. I'm not. I originally was, But I rewatched the vid and changed my opinion. Ever since I entered here, my goal was never to defend her. She's a jerk.
If this wasn't recorded she would've probably gotten the benefit of the doubt. gg
Cømet;138625759 said:Please be joking.
EDIT: Thank god
True, but then you can say that of literally everything. What sort of life is that? I stand by what I said before, I'd rather risk the law being on crack that day than let myself be attacked. You know what the law would do if you were found guilty, you don't know how far these freaks would go.
I bet the music started playing twice as fast after that slap, she took a lot of damage