Mel are you ok? We can make it through this together. You can hit me and brag about it on the interwebs, call my dick small, whatever and however you need to lash out, I'm here for ya, we can make it through this.
Mel are you ok? We can make it through this together. You can hit me and brag about it on the interwebs, call my dick small, whatever and however you need to lash out, I'm here for ya, we can make it through this.
That's the baseline I was looking to establish. Reasonable force is a term that exists for a reason and even that gets exposed to interpretation. I've noticed that people often argue on things without ever really establishing clear definitions of terms....anyhow, I guess that's too straightforward an approach for someI admit not reading every post. I never hit a woman and have never been hit by a woman.
If a man is being attacked by an aggressive female and he feels as though he may be injured in that attack, then by all means he has the legal right to defend himself.
Every person should have the right to meet violence with violence.
But there is a difference in being attacked by some 5'3" spazz and being attacked by Gabi Garcia, though.
Truthfully, I bet most would agree on when violence is justified, and when too much is too much, if it were looked at on a case by case basis. Hard to speak about this subject in general terms when there are so many variables.
dude, you know as well as everybody else does that every single person in this world has the right to defend themselves.Dude. Stop. Please. The question was whether a man has the right to defend himself against another person who is either using violence or threatening to use violence. We can agree that violent situations occur for a variety of reasons however, we all must admit that we are not in control of others and sometimes others force violence upon us and, whether through fault of our own, or not, it can be unforeseen. If someone can not answer with either a YES or a NO then it displays an inability to understand the question or an unwillingness to be honest about it.
It's not a black and white topic that you can answer with a yes or no question.Dude. Stop. Please. The question was whether a man has the right to defend himself against another person who is either using violence or threatening to use violence. We can agree that violent situations occur for a variety of reasons however, we all must admit that we are not in control of others and sometimes others force violence upon us and, whether through fault of our own, or not, it can be unforeseen. If someone can not answer with either a YES or a NO then it displays an inability to understand the question or an unwillingness to be honest about it.
I was asking if anyone was disagreeing with that premise.dude, you know as well as everybody else does that every single person in this world has the right to defend themselves.
happy?
and what was my argument?It's not a black and white topic that you can answer with a yes or no question.
Setting someone up by loading the question to suit your argument is poor form.
I'm not going to play with you.and what was my argument?
I thought that's what I was doing with you. But when you open your comment to me with Dude. Stop. Please, and we have no prior posting acquaintance, I read it as dismissive. If that's your intent, good for me to know. If it's not, good for you to know.This kind of response is at odds with your previous one regarding mitigating violence through intelligent discourse. There's really no point in trying to make this personal and confrontational, I find it strange that a person would try to do so, especially given the nature of the topic.
What's a TMMAC Lady and why should that deter any of us from honestly and respectfully disagreeing with them?
Well what the hell else am I supposed to do except sit behind my keyboard on a message board?I'm not going to play with you.
You can sit behind your keyboard and play the "I'm-intellectually-smug" game by yourself.
Settle down Mr. Spock.It's odd to me that people expect me to "have an angle" so-to-speak. I was just wondering where people stood on this and wanted to start with the basics. It looks as though some of you have projected a bit too much and gone with that instead of steady dialogue.
he pissed me the fuck off. I eat shif daily from this place. I let people get away with shit I don't normally put up with. It's so deep to other mother fuckers that they make threads and have owners mods and owners waiting for my response. So yeah. When I finally get pissed off I get the fuck off.Mel are you ok? We can make it through this together. You can hit me and brag about it on the interwebs, call my dick small, whatever and however you need to lash out, I'm here for ya, we can make it through this.
Again, to make it perfectly clear. I was just wondering if anyone actually felt a man is not within his rights to defend himself against previously stated circumstances. That's it. There's no reason to assume the discussion was supposed to end there or go in any other direction. When a person can't say yes or no to a simple question then I don't really think they're capable of an honest discussion beyond that.I thought that's what I was doing with you. But when you open your comment to me with Dude. Stop. Please, and we have no prior posting acquaintance, I read it as dismissive. If that's your intent, good for me to know. If it's not, good for you to know.
Mostly I'm laughing at myself for breaking my own rule of avoiding these topics.
Have you tried sitting in front of it, or perhaps to the side? If you sit on it, you will probably break it.Well what the hell else am I supposed to do except sit behind my keyboard on a message board?
I'm really, really white. Like blindingly.he pissed me the fuck off. I eat shif daily from this place. I let people get away with shit I don't normally put up with. It's so deep to other mother fuckers that they make threads and have owners mods and owners waiting for my response. So yeah. When I finally get pissed off I get the fuck off.
Fuck that nigga. And what? Eat my puckered ass.
I see no reason to be emotionally invested in a simple discussion but find it very telling that it's off-putting to some people. I'm not going to trade insults with you because there's really no point to that.Settle down Mr. Spock.
Your attempt at being intellectual is cheesy.
Lars. I expect you to rep during my punishment. Pa gon get meMel are you ok? We can make it through this together. You can hit me and brag about it on the interwebs, call my dick small, whatever and however you need to lash out, I'm here for ya, we can make it through this.
There's no reason she couldn't have offered an answer with that explanation. There was simply no reason to start being insulting. You can defend that if you like. I remember being in a few relationships with women who tried to drag things down to that level....it's sad.Timeline of recent events ;
Blank, you asked a simple yes or no question but mel answered in a more complex way than perhaps you were willing or able to process.
Then you got snarky with her because she wouldn't let you dictate the discussion with your needlessly pedantic reductionism.
Then she broke a broomhandle off in that ass.
Then I laughed.
Lars. I expect you to rep during my punishment. Pa gon get me
Take all this winI admit not reading every post. I never hit a woman and have never been hit by a woman.
If a man is being attacked by an aggressive female and he feels as though he may be injured in that attack, then by all means he has the legal right to defend himself.
Every person should have the right to meet violence with violence.
But there is a difference in being attacked by some 5'3" spazz and being attacked by Gabi Garcia, though.
Truthfully, I bet most would agree on when violence is justified, and when too much is too much, if it were looked at on a case by case basis. Hard to speak about this subject in general terms when there are so many variables.