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boag said:
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You can hear her saying "you think you can mistreat me and get away with it" and the title suggests he cheated on her (though I didn't watch it all the way trough), so there's probably another side to it.
However, if someone was beating me up, regardless of gender, I'm sure as hell going to hit back.
Indeed, the beating is bad, but I also hate the fact that people that cheat can mostly get away with it unscathed.

Most of the Time victims of infidelity will be so emotionally damaged that they stop functioning, shouldnt infidelity be considered a crime?
I absolutely believe it should. It's silly how there are little things that can get you jail time (can't think of any, I'm sure someone will come up with one.) but emotionally scarring a person, possibly for life, I fine.
 

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The S.C.U.M. manifesto has become a valid political statement, in case you are unfamiliar, The society for cutting up men manifesto, was written by a radical feminist who thought men were inferior and should all be executed. The arguments that it is a joke are somewhat overshadowed by the fact that the author did try to kill a couple of em. Speaking out against there modern actions like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7WVCkLUzJ8
I'm probably going to kick myself later for wading into this with you, because I know what your views are on these issues and they're pretty polarized, but I honestly think you need to stop going to the well with Valerie Solanas. She was a sexually abused girl who grew up into a deeply disturbed murderer. I'm not sure why anything she says or writes would be taken as legitimate political or psychological discourse. We don't look to Charles Manson or Ted Bundy as representatives of the male attitude towards women. Or at least, we shouldn't. You can't really argue a position using the most extreme examples you have at hand.

If the S.C.U.M. Manifesto has indeed become a valid political statement ANYWHERE, this is the first I've heard of it, because it's fairly widely regarded as A) satire or B) nonsense. The ONLY thing I can find discussing it online related to Sweden is on this website:

http://www.avoiceformen.com

Which hardly qualifies as a unbiased source. After flipping through it for a few pages it's the male equivalent of Eve Bit First. I mean, I see you've got a crazy Youtube video there, but really? A crazy Youtube video? You can find anecdotal evidence to support almost ANYTHING.
That crazy youtube video was done by people who happen to be teaching the SCUM manifesto to highschool students.
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dpelle%2Bbilling%2Bscum%26hl%3Den%26biw%3D695%26bih%3D835%26prmd%3Dimvns&rurl=translate.google.ca&sl=sv&u=http://www.stockholmsfria.nu/artikel/90374
The problem with this is that it can either be satire, or it can be the beliefs of a homicidal woman, IF however it is both than all we are really doing is laughing at death threats that a woman felt entitled to carry out.
This is "art" that actively teaches female superiority and calls for violent death to anyone who happens to have "the birth defect" of being male.
What I find particularly sad about this is that the only people who really care that, what if applied to any other race or gender, could only be called hate speech are people who you disregard as radicals.

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The problem is that there are hundreds of studies that peg violence committed by women to men more widespread a problem than violence committed by men to women generally settling on something around a 70/30 split.
There are hundreds of studies to support almost anything. Ask someone on one side of a political divide about their talking points, and they'll reference "hundreds of studies" to support their position. I don't suppose we need to get into a discussion about biased polling data, because lord knows I've gone to statistics when they've served my purposes and ignored them when they don't, so that would make me a huge hypocrite, but "studies", especially unlinked and vaguely referenced studies, don't really tell us much of anything.
I usually dont post studies unless i'm making a claim that specifically opposes the person im quoting, i'm sure you know from past experience that all you need to do is ask, i also know that i have posted these studies previously:

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I think there's a pretty easily witnessed cultural phenomenon where female on male violence is made light of, as opposed to male on female violence, which is (at least officially) frowned upon. This is, most likely, because the latter is epidemic, and the former relatively rare.
Here is a study from Harvard saying exactly the opposite.
http://www.patientedu.org/aspx/HealthELibrary/HealthETopic.aspx?cid=M0907d
and here is a press release with pie charts
http://pn.psychiatryonline.org/content/42/15/31.2.full
Here is a list of a few hundred studies breaking down the numbers, you can look up individual ones if you like, but the researchers broke it down and said that almost all studies showed women were at least as aggressive if not more so.
http://www.csulb.edu/~mfiebert/assault.htm
and here is a different study finding women more often the aggressors
http://ajph.aphapublications.org/cgi/reprint/97/5/941
If you're still not convinced i suggest you read some of Erin Pizzey's work, a woman who founded some of the first women's shelters and who found that many of the women there were just as violent as the men they left. She was kicked out of her feminist organizations and subjected to death threats for saying this.
The problem with disregarding studies is that you can do it to one or two, but when there is this much peer reviewed data with results this similar its a lot harder to argue.

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What I like about you, and your perspective on things, is you do talk about sexism towards men, and it doesn't get talked about very often, and it is pretty rampant, and it is pretty socially acceptable, and that is a problem. What I DON'T like about your position is how it always seems to manifest itself as minimizing and/or attacking feminism. If there's a gender politics post on The Escapist, I could make money betting that BRex21 is going to be in there, and he's going to be beating the "men are the bigger victims" drum. Maybe this is because you're striving for balance by arguing against what you feel is a culturally biased perspective, so you're coming off as militant. Maybe it's because your avatar is an angry cat in a beret. I don't know. But you do sometimes come off as an extreme "masculanist".

Do you think it's POSSIBLE that your anger/frustration around this issue has given you a BIT of a confirmation bias?
I would say its possible that I have a confirmation bias, however, when I read that there is a study done that states X I look for the actual study, and personally assess the data, sampling and methodology. I often encourage others to do the same, but find they almost never do.
I do however tend to attack feminism because,and this is where we always disagree, I see the the unfettered mix of feminism and fear as a cash cow to be its prevalent use and the only way to do that is to demonize men and make them worth fearing. I see your average feminist as a sheep who follows these trends as they are a fad, these people are dangerous as they have the ability to vote for such things as the VAWA that is trying to take away the legal protections and basic civil rights of the American male. For this reason I generally don't think i am arguing men are the bigger victims but rather the forgotten victims.

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Very congenial response, I appreciate that.

Also, that's awesome. And I play a lot of L4D, and when I'm playing the original cast I'm always Bill. I can't believe I didn't pick up on that.
 

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Agreed. Sometimes I wonder if those activist know what they are wishing for when they demand nothing less than full equal rights. Good intentions, but...
I am one of those activists.

It's entertaining how you try show your point using the exact video he was referring to.
I am interested in your opinion, would you advocate the guy in the OP vid defending himself? Not out right punching, but pushing her away etc. until he can get off the train or get help from authorities?

If you had already stated your stand I'm sorry for making you repeat yourself. The thread was too long and I did not have time to read through it.
 

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Seems to be a common trend that women like that think they can do whatever the fuck they want to a guy they know won't hit back. It upsets me, but there is a sex-barrier when it comes to self defense. There would be a long trial if he had hit her back, or at least tried to subdue her. That woman's lawyer was argue he used too much force, or he took advantage of his masculinity to control her femininity.

In a perfect world? I would have taken that woman down, face first, put both knees in either shoulder blade and sat there waiting for the cops while she shouted profanity at me.
Did you see how she was hitting? She was just sort of flailing her arms in his general direction. I think it would have been incredibly immoral to respond with force, not because of her gender, because she is weak.
Umm, you did see the kicks, heel kicks and punches to the back of the head, yes? They could have been life threatening.
Watched it again, and it still seems to me that she is just flailing at him, maybe a bruise from one of the kicks but hardly life threatening.
 

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I can't be bothered wathing the full video, but if she kicks him on the ground, while wearing a shoe, thats deadly assault with a weapon, yes even with slippers.
I like how the guy is so casual, over the intercom.
Love how some of the interesting videos are on public transport.
I bet all she gets is community service 6 months.

Resisting arrest
Assasult(argubily with a deadly weapon)
Spitting in public, if its illegeal
Add Assaulting an officer. She kneed one of the officers. Twice.
 

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Valagetti said:
Heimir said:
Valagetti said:
Heimir said:
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I can't be bothered wathing the full video, but if she kicks him on the ground, while wearing a shoe, thats deadly assault with a weapon, yes even with slippers.
I like how the guy is so casual, over the intercom.
Love how some of the interesting videos are on public transport.
I bet all she gets is community service 6 months.

Resisting arrest
Assasult(argubily with a deadly weapon)
Spitting in public, if its illegeal
When he's sitting there she kicks him in the head and repeatedly smacks and punches him in the head and face. He's not doing anything in return. Even if he did cheat, he doesn't seem like a violent type. If one looks at his face when he gets of the train he's basicly on the verge of tears.

Hope she gets jailed for a few years, because that shits over the top.
Back to the guy crying, I woundn't assume a guy who cheated, then got beaten up for cheating and then cried due to beating, that he would of deserved, unless he didn't think he didn't deserve it, if he cheated, what? Christ that doesn't make any sense to me? Pretty much I mean I find the whole cheating thing a little fake. No to mention, she resists arrest and she has no beef with them, or it means shes completly off her rocker, which she is, this is really hard to identify with so little information.
Where did I say he deserved it? I merely explained what happened to the guy I qouted and pointed out that he didn't seem like the violent type. And I might add he seems to be crying from being hurt, the physical abuse just makes it worse. I for one hope she gets jailed for assault and then raped with a chairleg in prison by the butch bulldyke "Frank" in her cell.
Ooh God I'm so confused!
Okay the guy didn't deserve the beating, maybe several slaps ish, thats if he cheated on her of course.
She was over the line and yes jail time woundn't be outta the question.
Yes women do get it easy, like baby faced people. If a guy did this to a girl, this would be certainly on Fox news and then they would tie it into videogames causing violence and then I'll sigh, thinking people still fall for this shit. And then i realise its really late and heres some ponies!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un1_EEuASqs
It's one-thirty A.M. here, and I nearly fell off my seat with tears in my eyes. This is simply epic.
 

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I am not a woman beater, and people will call me a "nice guy" but if my misses belted me or the kids for no reason or if the reason was wrong

I would spark the ***** clean out, you wanted equal rights, you fucking got em.
My thoughts exactly. Though most people only see it as "You want to hit a woman." -_-

OT: I can understand she would mad that she was cheated on, but that was a way too much. On a public train no less. I am not really sure what to say other than, she clearly acted on impulse or just has no temper control at all. Judging how much she was resisting arrest, I am assuming it was the latter.
 

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I live by a simple rule. You hit me, I hit you back.

that's it. I don't care if your male, female, black, white, weaker, stronger whatever. I don't hit people when without cause, and I expect to be treated the same. No one has the right to hit me, and that is all there is to it.

You hit me, I hit you,fair?
 

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Ah, yes. Inequality at it's best. The support probably would have been leveled if he defended himself. Oh, well.
 

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I will say that mobile phones with video recording are a godsend for cops thesedays. Evidence like this has helped many a victim of an assault where in the past the outcome of "he said, she said" would almost never be in the guy's favour, unfortunatly.
 

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I would like to know the back story on this. What did he do to piss her off or is she just a femdom *****?

Ether way most people would say hitting your partner or really anyone is wrong no matter who it is.
he cheated on her
 

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Honestly, he had every right to hit her back. He had every right to use the necessary force to defend himself.

Being a woman doesn't mean that you can't get hit back; that's just ridiculous.
 

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Either you publicly say she is not with you and she does not stand for equal rights or you let her spread the belief that that is what she is.
So, did you denounce every wife beater, every man claiming women should be raped, every single sexist? No?`Well, by your logic, that means men agree with them and can all be judged by it.

This is why your argument is ludicrous and why nobody in their right mind does this. No, you do not need to denounce every crappy man, and feminists do not need to denounce every crappy feminist. The idea is nonsense.

Information age is a constant war when it comes to this. A war that the good in most sides is losing horrible. And yes if you support equality you can hate feminism.
Because the idea nay or may not have changed but the world around it has. Why continue fighting for something that is attained
If you actually want equality, you cannot hate feminism (which is simply the ideal that women should have the same rights as men - hating this idea is not compatible to wanting equality), and you would realize that equality has not been attained. Not by a long shot.

Absolutely not world wide, not in europe (although the scandinavian countries are pretty close) and not in the US.
Equality does not mean "men are better off than women, just not as much better off than 30 years ago". Equality means that women get the same money for the same work. Equality means that women have the same chance to get a job with the same qualification (and if you whine about quotas: Quotas are actually a funny thing, because the privileged group tends to see them as unjust, when all they do is work against a hiring bias. In fact, there are many feminists that argue for a male quota among teachers. Because, see, all a quota does is making an employer equal out their employees when two employees have the same qualification. There is factually no quota anywhere that has ever made a company take an unqualified woman over a qualified male. The decision is always between roughly equally qualified employés. The fun part is that often a company will claim they "had" to hire a "less qualified" woman to a complaining male would-be-employée, because that gets the complainer of their back. This is important for a company, because then, the possible employer might try again when they need to hire someone again. Companies like to keep their options open. Yes, this is what companies really do, I've actually been told to do this by my superiors for these reasons. Isn't even a secret. Lots of men are quick to blame it all on women).
Equality means that courts do not automatically think a 12 year old girl is at fault for being raped by 18 adult men for "dressing provocatively". Equality means that men and women share work, not that most work at home, at taking care of children, is left to women.
Equality means that people (but especially women, statistically) are not constantly sexually harassed. Equality means all that and more.

Take this case. This case proves that equality has not been attained, true. The reason that woman-on-male violence is somewhat ignored is, funny enough, proof of this. It's based on sexist attitudes against women. In this specific case, they just happen to, for a change, negatively affect men as well.

And this is why we need feminism. If feminism would be successful and actual equality be reached, then male-on-female violence (which, as every study and statistic shows is about five timesa as common) would be considered as bad as female-on-male violence, because neither gender is considered property of the other gender, and both are considered equally valuable.

At this point you are either playing watch dog or chasing your tail. Also be wary of when radical feminism and feminism intersect in the eyes of everyone.
To most people that aren't radically anti-feminist, they don't intersect.

The only reason some people think "feminism" is bad is because they cling to the advantages men still have, and do not want to give them up. Feminism is seen as an attack on these advantages.

It's pretty much like fanboys defending the "right" of their class to be overpowered at this point. They have come to believe that it is natural for their class to have overpowered traits, so everyone who wants to balance things out is considered evil, mean, and oppressive.

Honestly, this thread reminds me so much of Warcraft class discussions, it's not even funny. People attack feminism the same way they attack players of a class that wants to balance things out, using the same ridiculous, nonsensical arguments. It's a gaming site, so that's to be expected, but it's still somewhat hilarious to notice.

Equality means that you lose privileges. Sorry.
 

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I'm more pissed at the people not trying to separate them to be honest. And while I commend the dude for not doing anything back that's only because I don't want to see him in trouble. In a perfect world he would have been able to subdue her if no one else was going to do anything.
 

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That guy has a commendable about of self restraint, I would have K.O'd that ***** as soon as she spat, the hitting I could take but the spit would push me over the edge.
 

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"The guy was cheating, so he deserved a slap. But she went to far"

Reverse the genders and suddenly the guy has no justification, a bit unfair isn't it?. I'm not going to invoke feminism into this, as it has little to do with it and more to do with the fact both genders have accepted stereotypes that are unfair.