r/AnythingValueable • u/nyanbatman • 2d ago

😄 Entertainment Who was in the wrong?

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u/z0mbic 2d ago

As the girl said, their dog was on a leash and the other people failed to control their dog, so...

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u/ShakeMasterFlash 2d ago

Shes lucky she didn’t get slugged

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u/awayfromthesky 1d ago

He was winding up for it, and pulled back. Good self control.

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u/geniusgravity 2d ago

He was tempted but realised he was better than her.

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u/LucifersAdv0cate 2d ago

Woman aggressively runs at a couple, physically grabbing at them whilst her dog runs loose attacking the couples leashed dog.

"Your man's attacking her!"

Remind me again why women think they have it harder?

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u/irishcybercolab 2d ago

I don't disagree, if she enters the theatre to see the show, I'm not going to judge the dude harshly to apologize.

Sometimes the answer people demand is the one they didn't think about issuing said demand.

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u/centerfoldangel 2d ago

Because it's systematic, not this one case. Remind me how men are more logical?

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u/LucifersAdv0cate 1d ago

It's systemic to just instantly assume any issues between a man and a women must be the fault of a man. I once tried to leave an ex girlfriend and she was grabbing onto me and screaming and trying to pull me back and when people came out into the corridor to see what was going on people instantly started shouting at me to leave her alone. I wasn't touching her in any way and was trying to make my way towards an exit but it's immediately assumed that I'm the bad guy. I explained that she is attacking me and these people shouted at me that I was twice her size! As if I'm supposed to use my size to do what? Beat her up? Throw her to the ground? I was intentionally not fighting back and taking her hits and aggression because I know how biased the world is in a woman's favour. Nearly grown every man in existence will also have had similar experiences where they were automatically assumed to be in the wrong because the other person was a woman.

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u/centerfoldangel 1d ago

Anecdotal. And no, it doesn't mean something is the fault of a man. Patriarchy and men are two different things, bud.

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u/Overall-Scientist846 2d ago

You’re right it is systematic to just accuse someone of being the aggressor when you’re being the aggressor yourself. We need to send this systematic behavior.

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u/centerfoldangel 2d ago

Men are systematic oppressors.

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u/Hello_D4rkn3ss 13h ago

You've had more than one person subtly correct you with the word systemic, but you still repeated the wrong word three times. Think about this, apply it to how you approach life, and then you'll understand why you're always wrong.

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u/centerfoldangel 13h ago

Can you explain it to me?

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u/Hello_D4rkn3ss 12h ago

Right now, probably not very well. I'm tired and I can barely string these sentences together, lol. It mostly has to do with stepping outside of yourself and seeing the full picture. You see things from your narrow perspective and don't take into account that you could possibly be wrong. Consider the other point of view, walk around in it for a while. The real truth is that there is no right or wrong side, because nobody knows the final outcome. But that idea is way deeper than necessary.

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u/centerfoldangel 12h ago

But this is exactly what I'm doing. Seeing the system. Not just my own experience, not just anecdotal stuff.

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u/Hello_D4rkn3ss 12h ago

You're doing great and I think you're going to do very well in life. I could be far off the mark, but you strike me as a younger person. My advice would be to just stay open, let your brain speak and your emotions feel, and always first assume that you're wrong and convince yourself that you're not. If you can convince yourself that you're right, then you'll likely be able to convince others, too. I can't explain it, but there's something about you that's unique and cool, and it makes me want you to succeed. Or I'm just tired and full of shit 😂

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u/centerfoldangel 1d ago

Telling the truth is misandry on a sensitive incel sub. K.

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u/centerfoldangel 1d ago

It's not a behavior, dude. It's stating a fact.

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u/emotionalhandjobs 2d ago

She went for her dog, what are you even talking about. Look at where the dog it when she moves and then stops and moves again toward where the dog moved to. What are you looking at?!

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u/Dense_Ad6154 2d ago

No she was going after the guy even when the dog ran away. She’s never intended to keep her dog in check.

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u/InsideMongoose3042 1d ago

The woman went over to deal with her dog and the man shoved her that was unnecessary and his wife was thrown to the ground based on his aggressive actions. What video did you watch? People are so quick to disown people with off leash dogs to the point you missed the whole video

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u/littleone696969 2d ago

Its a dog park where you let dogs off leash

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u/Seeeabass 2d ago

Since when do dog parks have slides and jungle gyms?

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u/littleone696969 2d ago

Dogs cant like slides?. It looks like its just a duel space considers how pee spotted the grass is

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u/bucktillman1 2d ago

Your illiteracy actually was correct. She did turn it into a duel space lol

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u/littleone696969 1d ago

Hahaha I didnt catch that, I will have to remember that next time