This is gold. Pure gold. Bravo. *golf clap
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This is gold. Pure gold. Bravo. *golf clap
They broke a law pertaining to your well being that could affect the rest of your life.
A stiletto to the head is no joke. Could easily put an eye out. If the guy spends rest of his life missing an eye, never mind the initial pain and suffering, is the lady going to feel bad about it? No, she'll rationalize it away if she gives it another thought at all. There should be no question at that point, it's totally the guys option to retaliate with massive force.
Let me be clear, this is only in the event she initiates and is the aggressor and shows willing and capable to do you grievous harm. You should recognize what an enemy is, they are not abiding by the same code of conduct you are.
There are so many things in life that effect my well being or my life. A women slapping or trying to punch me doesn't even factor. Its easy to escape a slap attack or sidestep some crazy purse swings. Now if she uses a weapon then I will defend myself appropriately to the potential damage I could face. Its all about threat level and it has nothing to do with equality. Most women have weak punches. Some don't but again its not like its something that happens often and if it does a person should question your life choices.
Edit: That being said, I would never assault someone man or woman. That's just not me.
THis.....like the guy on the street.....he gets pummeled afterwards and held down while the chick keeps hitting him.It's not the women who hit men you need to worry about, it's the white knights who jump in that will cause the most damage.
I was very careful at the beginning to quantify the level of violence and potential harm. I used stiletto because the woman in the video used one. Of course I agree with you, I'm not advocating punching people out for minor things. I just don't like the party line people tend to trot out in these discussions.
It is not your job to teach people a lesson.
If you want to equate it to being spanked then go to the police and file charges. It is law enforcements job to punish those who break the law not yours.
In my original post in this thread I mentioned that I thought the guy on the subway attacked with the stiletto was justified.
And then you went on say it's not our job to teach people a lesson and explained leos' role. I'm saying if sweetie breaches a high threshold it might, in fact, become a teachable moment.
I was responding to someone who said they would punch a women if the women hit them to teach them a lesson. Nothing about serious attacks in the post I was responding to.
It is not your job to teach people a lesson.
If you want to equate it to being spanked then go to the police and file charges. It is law enforcements job to punish those who break the law not yours.
I was responding to someone who said they would punch a women if the women hit them to teach them a lesson. Nothing about serious attacks in the post I was responding to.
You guys need to learn the difference between "assault" and "defend".
I would defend someone, mom friend or brother. Friend or brother if the fight is uneven, mom in any case. Because she's my mom, not because she's a woman.
^scenario 1. To break it up when someone is obviously finished. If not no.
Scenario 2 I'd knock him into the middle of next year for even thinking about hitting any of my sisters.. don't care who's wrong. That's just how it is. That said if she caused it and instigated the physical part, I'd tear her head off then have her committed for being retarded.
..... mom in any case. Because she's my mom, not because she's a woman.
Oh well. I pity the idiot that ever laid a hand on my sisters.So you get to share the cell block with your sister after you're both charged...
What about sheep?
Scenario 1 - Your brother is one on one with a guy, no one else is getting involved.
Would you get involved?
Scenario 2 - Your sister or wife or daughter is one on one with a guy, no one else is getting involved.
Would you get involved?
Only if required.
Of course I would.
And before you mention it, all right, gender apparently does makes a difference.
But we were talking about a woman attacking a man, and that man's reaction. If my wife or sister is one on one with a guy and she is the one attacking, I'm not expecting that guy to just stand there and "take it". I'll step in, but what we're discussing is not my reaction, but the reaction of the man being punched.