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domestic abuse public experiment
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Poor men. :(
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What this proves is, a man hitting a woman makes him scum but a woman hitting a man is funny... sad, pathetic and cringe worthy.
The only thing I'd say is, he did come across a bit heavy handed. What he should of done was physically restrain her but I think he got the reaction he did because she fell to the ground a couple of times. Its normally assumed that a man can physically stick up for himself over a woman, whereas a woman is less likely able to defend herself against a man. Made me feel very uncomfortable all the same. |
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Also it is always the men who intervene.The men are the ones creating the inequality. |
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I know the Truth didnt make a point but I'd imagine hes trying to highlight the inequality of men
Firstly shut up Secondly how can we compare a woman lightly pushing a guy around because he was texting somebody else, to a man screaming and pushing a woman to the ground with force in retaliation to his wrongdoings What a terrible experiment. |
If a woman hits a man she should be aware of the consequences.
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You cant be like 'oh they ignored the lovers tiff, but they stand up against men who border on actual physical violence, therefore men are treated worse'. No constant in an experiment = no real experiment = no conclusions. It would have been interesting to see a weak looking man lightly shove a stronger looking woman with loud claims of her texting someone else before she pelted him to the ground with harrowing yells. |
The level of abuse although unwarranted even given the supposed provocation, the level of violence and the shouting was ramped up when the scene switched to the male abusing the female... Why was he shouting 'I'm a man!' while pushing her to the ground?
The two scenarios although conjoined were nothing alike. In one the woman portrayed as a wronged reactive hysterical female lashing out, and in the next the man is seen giving no other explanation for his dominance and aggression while knocking her to the ground other than ' don't hit me, I'm a man'. For this to be an accurate response video then the language, tone and level of violence needed to be consistent between the two. |
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The thing is, it shouldn't need to be an issue. I believe I heard one of the bystanders sum it up in the first "experiment" after all the people step in and he says "She kept hitting me! I don't want her hitting me any more!"
One of the people replies; "So WALK AWAY FROM HER then!" And that should be the point. Not just there and then, but full stop. If someone in your life is physically abusing you with no intention of stopping or getting help, leave them. You might think you love them, they might think they love you, but they certainly don't respect you and your basic right not to be physically abused for any reason. Simple as that. No need to fight back. Get them out of your life. Applies to males and females. |
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I think the whole point of this video is a "what would you do" scenario?
Some men do hit their partners and that's unacceptable. Some women do hit their partners and that's unacceptable too. What was shown in this video, at least the second half of it, is that people think its funny when a woman hits a man but feel angry and protective when a man hits a woman. Surely society should feel the same way about both? |
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I agree it should be reacted to equally. |
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However now imagine that your friend is a big bloke and a smaller woman was walking down behind you and verbally abusing him and he turned round said 'excuse me one moment' and gave her one strike that decked her..... Do you think your reaction would've been any different? |
Disgusting, no man should have to go through that.
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Would like to see livia kick the truth in the nuts in the style of someone taking a penalty.
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Sometimes a quick slap back is better than the police time etc. Some people react differently to others. Therefore be aware of the consequences before you lash out, male or female. |
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