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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
5	Ex-Westlake teacher gets 10 years probation for relationships with students This is literally the one sub on reddit that specifically distinguishes itself by not doing that. Were you being ironic?	/r/PussyPass	12/03/17 05:46 PM
0	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. My comments are buried and penalized with each reply. There's no incentive for me to keep arguing this issue. I still disagree with you. I'll let this post be the last that gets sunken into the pit of obscurity by reddit's ass backwards system of karma. I haven't clicked a downvote in this thread because it seemed to me like all replies from both sides were on topic. In that area, too, I seem to be in the minority here. My thumb ain't on the pulse of this subreddit, that's for damned sure.	/r/PussyPass	21/10/16 09:19 PM
1	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. If you fear for your life when being physically provoked by a smaller female then you are well and truly the one unfamiliar with violence.	/r/PussyPass	21/10/16 09:15 PM
-1	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. Nobody is disputing who is at fault for instigating. That's where you say the responsibility of fault ends, and yet that's not how self defense laws work even when it's between one man and the next. You aren't legally allowed to use excessive force in any situation that isn't threatening your life. If a grown man can't act that way toward another grown man, why in the world should a guy be allowed to extend that privilege toward a girl?	/r/PussyPass	21/10/16 06:05 PM
1	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. Both the use of excessive force, and the responsibility of a man not using his full strength against a woman not actively threatening his life is a fault, though. I'm firmly against pussy passes, but I'm also against brutalizing women. It's very possible that this subreddit has no use for the nuances of this discussion.	/r/PussyPass	21/10/16 05:56 PM
0	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. I'm not a fighter. I've been physically attacked by women larger than this girl when I was smaller than he was in this clip. It's the physiological discrepancy that anyone at the onset of puberty should begin to fully realize. Men aren't just slightly stronger than women; the difference is by orders of magnitude. The force of a man shoving a woman one time would have all but certainly ended this conflict without putting her at such high risk for brain injury. It's not even about who was right or…	/r/PussyPass	21/10/16 05:52 PM
1	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. What is our disagreement then? I never praised the woman's actions or called her idea to start a fight with a larger opponent a smart decision. I am well and truly confident that she expected a more restricted response to her actions, and that ultimately it was still her responsibility that more force was used than necessary. But this kid brought a gun to a knifefight. If he pulled this move on someone his own size I would have applauded his successful act of self-defense. But how he acted simpl…	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 09:51 PM
0	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. But I never disputed that this girl had some kind of physical confrontation coming to her after she provoked the fight with the guy. I just thought the kid went overboard in his use of force with the girl. Is it not possible for both parties to be at fault in this situation, with the girl being more so?	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 08:22 PM
-2	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. I made the same point in my original comment. I said that the woman was more in the wrong for instigating, but that the guy was in the wrong for using that amount of force with reckless abandon against a clearly weaker opposition. Where do we draw the line? When we're attacked by children? Would it be acceptable to bodyslam a child that provoked us in physical confrontation? Men are just physiologically a degree or two greater in strength and that has to be accounted for when a man is defending …	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 08:16 PM
-16	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. Who's upvoting you? People who skimmed through my comment as you seemed to? I addressed that already and you didn't clarify anything I didn't already cover. Okay.	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 03:43 PM
-16	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. Seems like we disagree on a few points there. I'm not cherry picking the teenager's decision; acting with force may have been his only option, but acting with that much force didn't seem like a response to the situation at all. How large of a threat was this girl slapping him that she needed to be concussed by the force of the asphalt? I've seen takedowns of armed targets that used less force than we saw here. And men should be held to a different standard in fights, because they're physiologica…	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 03:40 PM
-23	Girl violently attacks boy. Boy defends himself in fear for his life. Boy is ridiculed and humiliated all over Social Media for defending himself from a girl. I don't think physical altercations with women are a good example of the pussy pass in effect. The idea, as I've always understood it, is that women are too often granted exception from the law for their actions, on account of being the physically weaker sex. But this woman didn't receive a pussy pass here at all. If anything, she was treated exactly how a man would be, which I'm sure came as a surprise to her, given the reckless abandon with which she escalated force. It could be argued that it…	/r/PussyPass	20/10/16 01:37 PM
22	This guy was savagely beaten in front of his friends eyes by his ex girlfriend. Now he's looking at the possibility of having to return their infant daughter to a dangerous environment. [Story in the Imgur link] Terrible situation, too, because although I wouldn't sit there and take a beating from a woman, I know that the legal system would be stacked against me every step of the way were I to inevitably start defending myself. This is one of the most pure forms of the Pussy Pass that I've read thus far. A damned if you do, damned if you don't expectation of the male, with carte blanche authority for the woman. Must be a terrifying situation to be caught up in, knowing all of your options are bad and po…	/r/PussyPass	01/05/16 02:12 PM