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Females Hitting Males
- Thread starter Corleone
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[font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif][font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]If there is one thing I extremely dislike, it is hypocrisy. The double-standard is a convenient Narcissistic leftover even in post-Feminist times. I am not one to be violent as a first means, rather it is wielded as a means of last resort (appropriate in my opinion, unless one is interested in being martyred, or has a Gandhian sense of life...). So, while for no reason whatsoever would I attack, physically, a woman, OR a man, for that matter, if I am being attacked, I will defend myself, and should an attacker press a continued assault, I will do what it takes to neutralise the assault. [font=arial, verdana, tahoma, sans-serif]Seeking violence to resolve something is an action that should be viewed as negative and destructive no matter the gender; equality, right, ladies?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eeMhixTPhU&feature=player_embedded
What about in a situation like that, i know if that was my girlfriend i would have knocked those women out, who cares about the consequences.
What about in a situation like that, i know if that was my girlfriend i would have knocked those women out, who cares about the consequences.
+freezy said:
Just to reinforce this; honour and 'moving away' doesn't stop a coke-addled girlfriend from resisting deflections (people whacked on coke can become nigh-invincible) and then stabbing you.
...honour and 'moving away' doesn't stop a bullet - unless one can move faster than sound...
...not defending oneself from a female merely because they are female is completely sexist, plain and simple. Violence isn't the positive and constructive answer, but letting it happen isn't, either.
Jazzy said:
