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Topic	Boogie2988 finds a way to be centrist over the Fortnite domestic violence video
Darmik 12/10/18 11:15:11 PM #44:	cjsdowg posted... As a male victim of a female attack this is some bullshit. She attacked him over and over . I am not suggesting he should have hit her but she should not get treated like she did nothing. There is literally nothing that comes close to his head or face. There is nothing close to proves abuse towards him in the video. If I were to guess I'd say she knew he was streaming and she was trying to get him off it without being on camera. DifferentialEquation posted... He didn't look sacred, that doesn't mean throwing shit at him or smacking him his okay. A 5'2" guy most likely can't do jack shit to hurt a 6'6" guy who weighs 250+ lbs. How would you feel if a little guy started getting up in big guy's face, throwing things at him or shoving him? The little guy basically poses no threat. Does that excuse him being physically aggressive? His slap wasn't a defense from anything. It was straight up a sick form of discipline. She didn't fight back. She wasn't throwing things at him to stop him. He walked right up to her, slapped her and she wailed and cried. Later on in the video he hits her again. This is what you're defending. This isn't two men trying to antagonize each other. This is an argument between parents that escalates into domestic abuse when he walks up and slaps her. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:913919835] in Boogie2988... [t:77290192]...</cite> <quote><cite>cjsdowg posted...</cite> <quote> As a male victim of a female attack this is some bullshit. She attacked him over and over . I am not suggesting he should have hit her but she should not get treated like she did nothing.</quote> There is literally nothing that comes close to his head or face. There is nothing close to proves abuse towards him in the video. If I were to guess I'd say she knew he was streaming and she was trying to get him off it without being on camera. <cite>DifferentialEquation posted...</cite> <quote> He didn't look sacred, that doesn't mean throwing shit at him or smacking him his okay. A 5'2" guy most likely can't do jack shit to hurt a 6'6" guy who weighs 250+ lbs. How would you feel if a little guy started getting up in big guy's face, throwing things at him or shoving him? The little guy basically poses no threat. Does that excuse him being physically aggressive?</quote> His slap wasn't a defense from anything. It was straight up a sick form of discipline. She didn't fight back. She wasn't throwing things at him to stop him. He walked right up to her, slapped her and she wailed and cried. Later on in the video he hits her again. This is what you're defending. This isn't two men trying to antagonize each other. This is an argument between parents that escalates into domestic abuse when he walks up and slaps her. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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