[quote]BlakeAJackson wrote:
I use this thing called Context when I read and reply to posts. Please go back and explain to me where I should have ever imagined a situation like the one just described? As a matter of fact explain to me where any of the people that I was addressing prior to you two indicated that a woman punched them? I read slap. That�??s a big difference. That being said, I will entertain your new scenario and explain why you are both still cowards and wrong.
[/quote]When did we ever say go hit women for no reason? If one person believes I have no basic rights (i.e. not to be hit), then I believe they have none. Honestly, you sound like a right wuss. If a woman hit you with no provocation, would you honestly not react?[quote]
I believe this is a cowardly attempt to weasel out of my having exposed you as such.
[/quote]I think justifying the fact your afraid of women is worse. We ARE equals, whether you like it or not. I don’t know why it’s so hard for you to grasp the concept that we aren’t advocating woman-bashing, or are you projecting?[quote]
First if a complete stranger be them female or male is drunk in a bar and they punch you, it has nothing to do with them trying to disrespect you. You base your claim for violent retaliation on RESPECT. This can only stem from inadequacy issues that you suffer from especially if the attacker is a female. The correct manly response to a drunk woman punching you and breaking your nose is likely the exact one that your friend choose. The only other possibilities that I can think of are an knee jerk response were you punched back, but then immediately feel bad and fled because you hit a woman. Two, you shove her away to avoid further blows. Three restrain her until someone can get her under control and call the police or just leave.
[/quote]I’ll go with two. Restraining her can be much much worse. And, actually, if someone hits me it is a lack of respect. That’s not really something you can rationalize as “inadequacy”. That’s something I’d set aside for the actually woman-beaters.[quote]
If you take a strange drunken woman�??s random act of aggression as a sign of disrespect it is likely because you have some repressed homosexual jealousy of her ability to take dicks and not face as harsh a social stigma as you would have to being a man and doing so. Since however it is your secret desire to be a woman and take dicks you feel justified in beating the shit out of a drunk, weaker woman. This seems especially true in the case of Steel Nation who went to find the girl who hurt his beloved boy friend, to avenge this injustice that he suffered from these out of control women.
[/quote]Ah, gay jokes. 'Nuff said. Queer.[quote]
God knows that women in bars all across the world are randomly assaulting innocent helpless men and going un-check! Because as Makavali wrote:
The sad thing is, she probably gets away with that sort of behavior all the time.
Your mothers must be so proud that you would stand up against all of these crazy man assaulting females in the name of justice.
[/quote]You don’t get out much, obviously.[quote]
The internet is truly out of control. There is no social setting other than this where I believe any Man would voice his willingness and actual violence against women with no self-humiliation. Go around you work place and tell your co workers that you think that its okay to slap a woman.
[/quote]Again, I point out - if she deserved it. That goes for anyone. Gender is not considered here.[quote]
This type of posting is cowardly, if you truly believe you are right own your actions. Steel Nation would have beaten that girl�??s ass that hurt his friend and triumphantly told everyone about it. What a HERO![/quote]
Cowardly? I think that’s a title better reserved for you. Rationalizing bad behavior based on gender is just wrong. You might say “don’t hit girls” but I say:
Don’t hit anyone
Because if you do, you deserve to get hit back (proportionately to your first strike, obviously).