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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Words mean nothing having been out sober and seen women get hassled by drunk dicks I’m the man that steps in

I’m the one that finds a young girl crying late at night on a dark lane having got away from a taxi driver trying it on, i took her home

I’m the one that finds a 14 year old at two in the morning after leaving a house party that people were doing drugs at . I’m the one that waited with her while her mum drove to get her

I’m the one that stopped at the side of the road a girl trying to leave her boyfriend to get a train home he was stopped her , I gave her a lift to the train station

Countless times I’ve stepped in to help women being targeted

I have a partner a daughter three sisters

Having strong opinions on here mean **** all in the real world

There are two types of people those that talk and those that do

I know which one I’m proud to be.

It is actually possible to do both Sheriff. Bit odd that you've seen all of these things and done all of these things but would still excuse a bloke imposing himself on a woman for any reason (let alone "football passion").

Know what else is a fun statistic?

Domestic violence and spousal sexual assault both increase dramatically all across central Scotland on Old Firm clash weekends. Yeah I guess I am having a failure in comprehension by not understanding why "being passionate about a ball getting kicked about" prompts some men to beat up and/or sexually assault their wives and partners.

One of the most bizarre and pathetic excuses for loss of control I've ever encountered.

It's nothing new of course, entitled manbabies throwing their toys out of the pram over a lost game of footie is something I've seen my whole life. So I shouldn't be surprised that winning a tournament is, apparently, an excuse for losing control as well.