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| 1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemHe was in so much danger yet he kept facing AWAY from his attacker and worried more about filming than blocking or countering. If he died from that, he would honestly be partly to blame. I know that sounds bad, but he should have turned to face his attacker if he was worried. | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 08:44 PM |
| 1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemThat sucks real bad man. I can't even imagine that. How old was/is your daughter. I have a 2 year old. I couldn't imagine going through that. I wasn't trying to say it isn't an issue that needs addressed, I was just confused how so many people saw this particular video as evidence of the problem. It's a bad example, in my opinion. He was holding the phone the whole time, never in any real danger. I would put forward as evidence of the problem a video where a guy was beaten unconscious by a woman… | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 08:11 PM |
| 0 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemI love this whole "ya dummy" thing. I think I'll adopt it. My point remains: THIS VIDEO does not highlight the problem. The problem may exist, sure. But this video is not an example of it, ya dummy. | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 07:36 PM |
| 1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemNo. I will have to check that out. | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 02:42 PM |
| 1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemI believe the reaction would be pretty severe if a woman posted a video of a man attacking her. I don't see anybody saying that what the woman in the video did to him was a good thing. There isn't a huge outcry either but that could be for multiple reasons. The main one being that he was never in any real danger. I honestly didn't/don't know that there is a massive double standard but I would believe you if I saw stories of women getting away with these attacks. My point was that THIS specific v… | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 02:32 PM |
| 1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemI'm not sure what answer you're looking for. If the genders were reversed and a woman was filming a guy attacking her I imagine the guy would go to jail just as I believe this woman should go to jail. This video only shows the attack, not the follow up. | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 02:13 PM |
| 0 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemMen attack people all the time. Men attack men and men attack women. I'm not sure what you mean by double standard. The double standard would be if the guy pressed charges and they let her off because she is a woman. This video does not show a double standard. Nobody is "allowing" her to attack him. She did that on her own, and she will face consequences if he decides to press charges. Come back and yell at me when the follow up story comes out that she was let off charges for being female. This… | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 02:02 PM |
| -1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemThen be outraged at the follow up article that says this guy pressed charges and nothing happened. Or the girl was taken to court and found not guilty or something. I still don't see why this specific video highlights the problem. You're assuming she will not be held accountable, ya dummy. | /r/MensRights | 02/11/16 12:32 PM |
| -1 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemGood one. | /r/MensRights | 01/11/16 06:29 PM |
| -4 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemThat's kind of the guy's fault by turning his back on his attacker. She could also have had a weapon... | /r/MensRights | 01/11/16 06:04 PM |
| -9 | Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral | And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problemIs this really a problem? As in, if the guy wanted to press charges, the cops would do nothing? I guess I'm failing to see the issue here. He wasn't in any serious danger. Yes, she was punching him in the head. He could have defended himself but he chose not to because he thought it might get him into trouble (which the video would easily get him back out of). If he was in serious danger, he could have and would have defended himself. Again, I fail to see how this specific video provides an exam… | /r/MensRights | 01/11/16 06:02 PM |
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