Woman Beaters=Cowards

[quote]Davinci.v2 wrote:
legendaryblaze wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
Sosruko wrote:
Hes now blind in one eye and partially sighted in the other, I cant make my mind up whether i would get involved does that make me a coward?

Sorry but yes it does. Being brave is doing what’s right when looking into the face of fear.

If you think stopping a woman from taking a few hits is OK while you go blind in the process, then you are, without doubt, the dumbest fucking guy in this thread.

Another coward. Who’s to say I would go blind in the process? My fate in that situation isn’t predetermined. Pussy.
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you are either insane or trying to be funny.

A lot of people are confusing hitting women and beating on women.

“Yeah, I’d like totally hit a woman if she was running at me full tilt with a golf club screaming like Braveheart”.

That’s not beating on a woman. Beating on a woman is the full, Bas Rutten style,

“Don’t” “you” “ever” “do” “that” “again”.

I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

[quote]duffyj2 wrote:
A lot of people are confusing hitting women and beating on women.

“Yeah, I’d like totally hit a woman if she was running at me full tilt with a golf club screaming like Braveheart”.

That’s not beating on a woman. Beating on a woman is the full, Bas Rutten style,

“Don’t” “you” “ever” “do” “that” “again”.

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rofl.

[quote]AdamC wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
legendaryblaze wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
Sosruko wrote:
Hes now blind in one eye and partially sighted in the other, I cant make my mind up whether i would get involved does that make me a coward?

Sorry but yes it does. Being brave is doing what’s right when looking into the face of fear.

If you think stopping a woman from taking a few hits is OK while you go blind in the process, then you are, without doubt, the dumbest fucking guy in this thread.

Another coward. Who’s to say I would go blind in the process? My fate in that situation isn’t predetermined. Pussy.

you are either insane or trying to be funny.[/quote]

I’ve done crazier shit, so yeah, I might be a little insane. Slightly off topic, but still a video of a man hitting a woman. I’m sure many of you have seen this before as it’s old:

[quote]Professor X wrote:
slapchop wrote:
Professor X wrote:
slapchop wrote:
Makavali wrote:
But then again, the reason I’ve never been arrested for beating up women is because I tend to hang out with the ones that aren’t bat shit crazy.

exactly

Then neither of you must get out much.

Oh, wait…aren’t you Canadian?

Let me know the next time you go out with a woman from The Bronx, or Compton…or 3rd Ward Houston.

darn you nailed it right on the head i have been stuck in my igloo for the last 10 years unable to get out due to the snow storms that we have up here and the lack of sunlight keeps all the women from getting bitchy and i lost my snow shoes so i guess i won’t be able to “get out more”

Igloos? I thought it was all moose, trees and tons of French people with weird accents?

Where did the igloos come from?

Yeah, Canada…it’s just like Compton.[/quote]

Not to make this discussion about who has a harder life, or where there is more trouble. But yes I agree that Canada has no place like Compton, or South Bronx or anything… But read up on Albertas Reservation camps… It’s insane how bad it is over there. It’s actually more sad then anything. It’s totally ungoverened land where people are left to die/go retarded. So where we don’t have gang wars and crack use etc. We have insane amounts of depression, heavy drug use with children, very high suicide rates with children and parents, and lots of violence by children and adults the like. It’s kinda messed up.

[quote]That One Guy wrote:
Could we please stop calling women “birds”…of all the retarded things…I hope it doesn’t become a trend[/quote]

Its slang you twat your one of them blokes that likes to win affection by being like “thats sexist”…twat!

First, I’d ask what she did THIS time.

A quote I like: A woman who was beaten or killed be a husband or boyfriend usually didn’t know when to shut the fuck up!

Not pretty, but honest.

[quote]countingbeans wrote:
VTBalla34 wrote:
countingbeans wrote:
legendaryblaze wrote:

I do have respect for myself. I don’t know about that

I don’t give a fuck who you are. You try to target my nuts, i am going to lay you out.
It’s called not letting people walk over you. OH SHE’S A WOMAN SO IT’S OK FOR HER TO INFLICT BODILY HARM ON ME.
Cause being a man means allowing crazy bitches to do whatever the fuck they want, right?
There is never a reason for anyone to hit you. If they cannot have a civilized conversation, i don’t see why i should have to. Then you are a child. I assume you are roughly 16-22 years old? I can’t even continue to communicate with you about this at your maturity level. You can’t comprehend my point of view.

I never said her hitting you was okay or excusable, I said a male that hits back is a boy and a child, not a man. A man does not retaliate against a weaker foe with violence just because he is attacked first.

I’ve found guys that don’t have the backbone to stand up to a chick are the same type of sad guys that do whatever a girl says because he thinks it will help him win her affection. Most of these guys, even if they do somehow manage to land a girl in a relationship, usually end up getting cheated on because they are sad guys. Do you think a girl really wants a man that she can walk all over? I feel sorry for you in your relationships if so. I personally don’t like to have my balls soaking in formaldehyde underneath the sink.

One a lighter note, there is no way in hell I am going to sit around and let a broad beat up on me. I may not hit a bitch, but I will shake the shit outta one!

LOL. You have no fucking clue what you are talking about. Haha, because I refuse to hit a woman I’m not man enough for you, and don’t have any balls? Nice to know the state of Vermont is producing such winners as white guys with dread locks, and girl beating “manly men that kept their balls yo.”

You are a fucking joke if you think that because someone won’t hit a girl, and handles himself like a mature respectable adult, they are weak…

If fact the weak boy hits the girl, a man handles shit without violence.

Please. You can’t honestly be this fucking stupid. Patheic kids…[/quote]

I really enjoyed the mature and respectable way you deal with the opinions and ideas of others…

Yeah.

[quote]Steve8867 wrote:

I really enjoyed the mature and respectable way you deal with the opinions and ideas of others…

Yeah.[/quote]

Like I give a fuck about the opinion of someone who posts:

[quote]Steve8867 wrote:

First, I’d ask what she did THIS time.

A quote I like: A woman who was beaten or killed be a husband or boyfriend usually didn’t know when to shut the fuck up!

Not pretty, but honest. [/quote]

Yeah

[quote]Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.[/quote]

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?

[quote]Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?[/quote]

…also, Lorena Bobbitt didn’t go down in history for being super strong or some 280lbs ox. Exactly how big does a woman have to be in order to be a threat when all she needs is a pair of scissors?

Right, you guys can keep acting like shit like that is no big deal all you want to or as if women are no threat simply because they are women.

That mentality is retarded and part of the problem with the bigger picture.

[quote]Westclock wrote:
SWR wrote:
Westclock wrote:
The “defending yourself” is a moot point, just restrain her if she does anything crazy like pulling a knife or something…

Men should never need to assert their dominance physically, it should NEVER be questioned.
Only weaker/small guys hit girls, because they have to actually prove to them that they are stronger.

Restraining someone is physically asserting your dominance…

But not purely for the sake of doing so. Its a purely defensive action. Your restraining her because shes TRYING to hurt you, not because you want to assert yourself as stronger.

Any court, no matter how conservative, would call that “reasonable force” as applied to the laws of self-defense.
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Yes, because hitting a woman who is trying to stab you is asserting your physical dominance.
However, if you restrain her, it’s not.

R-E-T-A-R-D-E-D.

[quote]Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?[/quote]

I don’t understand your point.

[quote]Professor X wrote:
Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?

…also, Lorena Bobbitt didn’t go down in history for being super strong or some 280lbs ox. Exactly how big does a woman have to be in order to be a threat when all she needs is a pair of scissors?

Right, you guys can keep acting like shit like that is no big deal all you want to or as if women are no threat simply because they are women.

That mentality is retarded and part of the problem with the bigger picture.[/quote]

And what is the bigger picture? Also in my post, I was referring to a specific situation. Clearly when I am sleeping, even a 3 year old toddler with a pair of scissors is a threat, let alone a woman with the urge to cut off my money maker. Face to face in my eyes, women are not a serious threat unless seriously equipped, i.e. packing hand grenades, future alien weapon technology or wielding bloody tampons with sling-shots.

[quote]Davinci.v2 wrote:
Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?

I don’t understand your point.
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I mean that if you did what she did, you would be in jail, and she probably isn’t in jail right now.

[quote]Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
Annihilator wrote:
Davinci.v2 wrote:
I understand that potentially getting involved in another couple’s dispute is most likely a horrible idea. It is a touchy subject and a fine line to walk on. Still, were I to see a woman who appeared to be getting abused in public without “reason” (i.e. not attacking/provoking the man) I wouldn’t be able to help myself from thinking that the girl was someone’s sister, daughter, mother etc and feel compelled to help. I’m not sure I would call that trying to be honorable or a hero. Just compelled to do something because if that were my sister, my mother or my fiance, I would hope someone would do the same because what if it wasn’t a bodyfriend abusing a girlfriend but was actually some kind of assault occuring and you stood by and just watched. You find out the next day your girlfriend, mother, sister is in the hospital and everyone just stood by and watched while she was getting assaulted. If that situation was even a possibility, I would have to get involved.

On to crazy women forcing you to hit them? I had a crazy ex girlfriend who literally chased me around her house with a butcher knife trying to stab me. She was an alcoholic and had blackouts. I didn’t hit her, I got away and left. The girl was five foot and 100 pounds. I had no need to hurt her even though she could have hurt me. I don’t know if anyone else has any formal combat training, but growing up boxing, studying kenpo my entire life and competing in full contact tournaments, I really don’t see women as a threat.

I can think of examples where it could be justified to hit a woman, but not out of insecurity or losing your temper. I can completely relate to the poster who said he hit his girlfriend and it shattered her trust of him. I have never hit my fiance, but if I did, I know it would be over and she would never be able to trust me again.

You’re right, but the question is: If YOU chased her around with a butcher knife, where would you be today?

I don’t understand your point.

I mean that if you did what she did, you would be in jail, and she probably isn’t in jail right now.
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true.

On the Mike Tyson/Robin Givins. It has pretty much been accepted in the black community that the Robin Givens and Her mother combination where gold-digging Mike Tyson.

Also, sports purist have questioned whether he actually “punched” or “hit” her. The reasoning, if he hit her under rage, he would have broken skin and bone. IE: collapsed cheekbone, broken jaw, concussion, teeth knocked out.

None of this was proven. Being hit by Mike Tyson under rage, would cause much more than a simple black eye. I also do not recall her showing physical injury.

On the women as threats. Some women are threats, this is what they want to be, and for some of them - its their job. They will kill you, or harm you just as quickly as another man. Also in some communities, their are women “gangs”, they will rob, steal, mental and physical violence upon you.

The argument goes wrong in the face of women who are actually “bad” and have harmful intentions. In these cases you should defend yourself, even the police will tell you to defend yourself.

Most men will still agree, that hitting a woman should be the last response. I believe that were agreeing if you are truly in danger, you should use what ever means necessary.

The good advice is if you are in a situation where a woman use physical violence and it may be a correct response to return it, its better to leave the situation. I think most can side with this opinion. You also should file a police report and restraining order. This gives the person a reason not to do it again to you or someone else. Without this sort of response, they have no reason not to keep doing it.

I think most of us would feel more satisfied that if someone subjected us to violence that they have a real reason to never do it again.

I think people are just arguing semantics here…plus I just wanted to use the word “semantics” in a sentence.

How did this ever get to 7 pages already? Nobody is changing anyone’s opinion. Stop waiving your chivalrous cocks around to show how much of a gentleman you are.

SWR,

Do you have any comments pertaining to “Chivalry” and “Gentleman” behavior in todays environment?