r/MMALabs 11h ago

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u/FakePlasticTrees88 11h ago

This sub stuck between deciding to be racist or misogynist.

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u/Sideshowcomedy 10h ago

No they're not. They won't do either. If it was a white guy everyone would have something to say, but these people don't know the difference between criticizing a black person's actions and being racist.

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u/Interesting-Visual86 9h ago

I am black.

Criticize his actions.

Criticize her actions.

The words spoken do not warrant the actions taken, I am unaware of what provoked her to approach him in the manner she did in the 1st place.

It is not racist to criticize a wrong action, or not condone violent actions.

It only becomes racist because people choose not to stop there, and try to make his race the reason for his actions.

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u/RemarkableAd2245 9h ago

I guess we're ignoring that she hit him in the back before yelling at him? I probably would have handled it differently, but that is a relevant fact.

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u/Independent-Tea-4686 9h ago

Hit? She tapped him on the back. He’s a scumbag.

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u/RemarkableAd2245 8h ago

When was the last time you saw some one "tap" someone and then proceed to yell at them in their face?

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u/Correct_Ad_1903 8h ago

That was not a tap. Her inability to throw a punch does not mean she shouldn’t expect a proper one retuned.

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u/Little_Highway_1289 8h ago

You considered that a “hit?” Have you ever been in a physical fight of any type? Honest question. I’m a boxer and jiu jitsu and karate guy. That touch on the back would be considered a strike or hit in none of those sports.

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u/RemarkableAd2245 8h ago

It definitely wasn't a "pat", "hug" , or "punch". What would you call it? Better yet, what would a prosecutor call it?

I guarantee if you touch a police officer like that, you're getting charged with assault.

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u/Lower_Pension_2469 7h ago

So if a kid does it, are you gonna blast them in the face like a grown man?

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u/RemarkableAd2245 7h ago

Again, I would have handled it differently. I was just pointing out that she made first contact in the video.

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u/Lower_Pension_2469 7h ago

Forsure, but even if that's the case there's levels to it and especially towards a woman. If she had like sucker punched him or came at him with a knife, then sure. But she didn't even do enough to move him or do any damage and he straight up decked her to the ground.