MrXBob Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager What this woman did was not "force" by any means. I've seen a million videos of police offers being pushed/yelled at in this way, and they simply restrain the person. They certainly do not spin around and do a fucking uppercut on the person involved. They would definitely not hit them in any way. Perhaps pepper spray, depending on the situation.	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 06:07 PM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager Anyone working in public services (especially transport sector) have training on how to deal with rowdy passengers. I guarantee it does not mention "uppercut the bitch" in any of that training.	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 12:50 PM
-1	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager I believe the video evidence rather than what somebody wrote about it later. You can clearly see she does not punch him. Even with the guy in the way, you can see she does not punch him. Her arm doesn't retract or extend enough, there is no force to it, she just gets "up in his personal space".	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 10:02 AM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager She threw zero punches before he applied deadly force.	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 09:48 AM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager A bad police officer would have tazed her or pulled a gun or hit her. A good police officer would have restrained her. Yes they do have training for these situations. And if you believe that all cops would immediately taze, point a gun at, or physically hit the person involved (guy or girl) then you've just been watching too many hyperbole-based news items. We all know some cops are jerks, with the same attitude as this bus driver. But not all of them. The problem I have with this whole story is…	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 09:12 AM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager A bad police officer would have tazed her or pulled a gun or hit her. A good police officer would have restrained her. Yes they do have training for these situations. And if you believe that all cops would immediately taze, point a gun at, or physically hit the person involved (guy or girl) then you've just been watching too many hyperbole-based news items. We all know some cops are jerks, with the same attitude as this bus driver. But not all of them. The problem I have with this whole story is…	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 08:48 AM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager She didn't hit him. But thanks for proving my point about testosterone-fuelled fools such as yourself and this driver. Has anyone in this thread actually watched the video? I swear you all believe she punched him in the face or something. His reaction was over the top. I can't believe it's something we even have to debate. Sounds to me like the people who are "on his side" are overly aggressive teens with too much testosterone and think an uppercut is "cool".	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 08:35 AM
0	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager No, those are the ones you see on the news. The ones who have zero self control and who shouldn't be in that job to begin with. There are millions of cops in the world. If you seriously think they're all aggressive tossers, you're insane.	/r/MensRights	15/10/12 08:25 AM
-2	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager No, he would have used pepper spray or a tazer, do bus drivers in Cleveland have access to these? The kinds of police officers that would use pepper spray or a tazer for this kind of "incident" are the same kinds of people that should not be working with the general public. They cannot control themselves professionally. If she was waving a knife in his face, it would have been a fair exchange. At the very most she "slapped" him lightly on the arm. Didn't he already throw her off the bus, and tri…	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 08:26 PM
-1	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager He stopped the bus. Pretty much kills your argument right there. I agree she shouldn't have started it if she didn't want a retaliation (although we have zero evidence to suggest she was the one who started it. The video clearly cuts in when the argument has been in full flow for a while) But that doesn't excuse what he did. It was far and above what he received.	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 08:07 PM
-5	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager A police officer would be more professional. Do you seriously believe an officer would turn around and uppercut this person? Especially with a crowd of onlookers, one of which is filming? This driver was a dick. She provoked him, but the response was so far out of line with what she did to him. He should have dragged her off the bus and left her there while he drove off. That is the professional thing to do. Instead, he tried to show off by doing a little "move" for the crowd. And that will hope…	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 08:05 PM
-1	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager If it didn't kill you, sure. You'd have reason to attack me. Pushing someone while they're sat in a chair? Does that deserve an earth-shattering blow to the head? Seriously?	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 07:21 PM
1	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager There is a lot wrong with responding to a nudge with an uppercut.	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 07:20 PM
-4	Petition to support the Cleveland bus driver, Artis Hughes, who fought back against his female passager If this is the guy who was acting like a cocky douche infront of his "hooting" and "hollering" passengers by "stylishly" uppercutting the annoying passenger on his bus, then no. No I will not support him. The victim could have been a guy for all I care. This isn't about sexism. This is about the bus driver being totally out of line. Yes the passenger was a crazy bitch yelling and screaming about god knows what. But No she did not "attack" him. She pushed him, shoved him, maybe even grabbed his a…	/r/MensRights	14/10/12 06:33 PM